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Ice, Snow, and New Zealand -- Risk Half a World Away

Posted February 22, 2007 | Leadership | Leadership |

The northeastern US recently was pelted by record snowfalls, crushing ice storms, and bitter cold. In Wellington, New Zealand, it was a comfortable (but drizzly) 62 degrees Farenheit, while it was 10 degrees in New York City. No doubt the folks in New Zealand might have shrugged their shoulders when they heard about the plight of New Englanders and those in upstate New York.

About The Author
Carl Pritchard
Carl Pritchard is a project management thought leader and a lead chapter author for the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 4th edition. Mr. Pritchard is US correspondent for the British project management magazine Project Manager Today and an internationally recognized lecturer and author, with five books to his credit, including Risk Management: Concepts & Guidance. He co-produced The Portable PMP Prep, a 9-CD audio training… Read More
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