October 8, 2025 (1-Day)
Port Perry, Ontario

This session will discuss best practices in scoping, scheduling, resourcing and de-risking projects, as well as putting in place effective monitoring strategies to mitigate the risk of scope deviations and delayed deliverables.

The facilitator of this session, Timothy Quinn, is a project management professional with 25+ years experience. Tim has advised several local and international organizations, including the United Nations, the International Committee of the Red Cross and Canada's International Development Research Centre. Tim will also touch on aspects of technical project management and some of the unique challenges to project managers today, such as cybersecurity and AI.

Once reviewed by OALA Staff, you will be contacted with a Confirmation Email containing additional details for the training session, including:
  • Conference Venue & Accommodations
  • Travel Sponsorship Details
Should you have any questions about the event, please contact:

Ashley O'Hara
Communications Technician
communications@oala-on.ca

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1. Participant Information (Required.)

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2. Dietary Restrictions/Allergies (Required.)

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3. What sorts of projects do you currently manage? (Required.)

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4. How comfortable are you using technology? (Required.)

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5. Who of the following are typically part of your projects? (select all that apply) (Required.)

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6. What are some of the project management challenges you or your community face? When projects have been unsuccessful, why? (Required.)

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7. What do you hope to get out of the training? What would you like to learn? (Required.)

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8. Is there anything else that you'd like us to know?

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9. I am 18 years of age or older? (Required.)

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10. By checking the “yes” box, I indemnify and hold harmless the Ontario Aboriginal Lands Association (OALA), its affiliates, agents, officers, employees, and representatives from and against any and all claims, damages, losses and expenses, arising out of or resulting from the performance of or in consequence of and relative to but not limited to training sessions, workshops, and field trips. (Required.)

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11. By checking the “yes” box, I understand and agree that all information, training material and training delivery provided by OALA, its affiliates, agents, officers, employees, and representatives is for education and information purposes only. It is not intended to provide legal advice and should not be relied upon in that respect without seeking the advice of a lawyer. (Required.)

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12. By checking the “yes” box, I also hereby grant to the Ontario Aboriginal Lands Association, the right to reproduce, use, exhibit, display, broadcast, distribute and create derivative works of the photographed or filmed images including identification by name for use in connection with the activities of OALA for promoting, publicizing or explaining OALA or its activities. (Required.)

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13. By checking “yes” I understand and agree that attendance will be taken each morning and afternoon at specialized training sessions to confirm each participant’s presence. Registrants to OALA’s specialized training are required to attend and complete each session to be eligible for reimbursement of costs. (Required.)

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