50%
of projects fail to demonstrate clear success in creating value.
PMI, Project Success Report 2025
Qualify, plan, and deliver projects with more predictable outcomes and benefits.
50%
of projects fail to demonstrate clear success in creating value.
PMI, Project Success Report 2025
64%
of organizations cannot consistently complete their projects on time.
Wellingtone, State of Project Management 2026
+30M
additional project management professionals may be needed worldwide by 2035.
PMI, Talent Gap Report 2025

Who want to strengthen their practice through an internationally recognized methodological framework.

With responsibility across project portfolios, who want to align teams with different backgrounds around a common framework.

Professionals in operations, IT, sales, marketing, R&D, and finance who lead critical projects without a traditional project management background.

Responsible for delivering client projects under pressure to meet deadlines, manage budgets, and create value.

Who benefit from a program aligned with the PMI standard and eligible for PDU credits.
Distinguish projects from ongoing operations and position the portfolio as a tool for strategic execution, with governance and clear criteria for project qualification.
Apply tools for scope, scheduling, resources, costs, risk, quality, and procurement, aligned with the PMI standard.
Develop skills in leading temporary teams, communication, and change management to align people and interests around the project.
Identify monitoring, reporting, and corrective practices to anticipate risks and keep the project on its planned path.
Apply principles of impact assessment and benefits realization to connect project delivery with organizational returns.
The program design has been refined through successive iterations with project managers. Its methodology is established, with a consolidated market benchmark.
The curriculum follows the PMI standard. The program is eligible for PDU (Professional Development Units) credits to maintain PMP certification, supporting internationally recognized professional development pathways in project management.
Eduardo Santos brings experience in management consulting, strategy, decision support models, and business transformation.
The program explicitly develops team leadership, stakeholder management, and project advocacy alongside the technical aspects of planning and control.
More predictable outcomes, with a structured set of practices and tools applicable throughout the project life cycle.
More informed decisions, on project qualification, planning, risk, resource allocation, and stakeholder management, based on the PMI standard.
A stronger connection between technical skills and leadership, through an approach that links planning, execution control, and team management.
Support for your professional development, with training aligned with the PMI standard and PDU credits eligible for maintaining PMP certification.
Stronger project delivery capabilities, with managers prepared to qualify, plan, and lead projects within agreed timelines, costs, and scope.
Lower risk of early-stage failures, through greater rigor in project qualification, planning, and stakeholder management.
A more professional project management function, with structure, a common language, and consistent practices across teams and functional areas.
A greater ability to demonstrate value, with criteria for impact assessment and benefits realization.
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Executive Education 2026 Worldwide
A 40-hour learning journey that connects strategic alignment, planning, team leadership, execution monitoring, and benefits realization.
Discuss decision points and patterns of success and failure in project management with participants from different industries and roles.
Apply project qualification, scope, scheduling, and risk management to concrete problems and challenges participants bring from their organizations.
Ten hours dedicated to impact assessment and benefits realization, with case presentations and discussion among participants.
Work in a group on a real case that draws on all the program’s capabilities through an applied project approach.

Faculty member and program director at Porto Business School in Procurement Management and Project Management. He led the Operations Management area within PwC’s management consulting division. He has training and consulting experience across sectors including manufacturing, services, retail, technology, healthcare, education, and transportation.
Admission is subject to seat availability, so we recommend submitting your application as early as possible.
Get answers to your questions, assess how the program fits your development path, and learn about the application process, calendar, investment, and next steps.





