| June 2-13, 2003 |
Boston,
MA USA
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Objectives The objectives of these programs are to teach, in a practical manner, the processes required to commercialize and manage oil, gas and power projects including the skills necessary to prepare financial models and make persuasive presentations to management, financial institutions and regulatory agencies. The programs integrate many different "energy project" topics, including project development “know-how,” project management procedures and the development of important analytical and presentation skills. Unit One focuses on building analytical and presentation skills. Unit Two is devoted to “know-how” management and commercialization. |
Who Should Attend
This program is ideal for energy specialists or managers who wish to learn
the integrated processes required to commercialize energy projects and
the analytical and presentation skills that are essential to successful
project development. Just as project development is a fundamental driver
of the energy business, this program is required for anyone associated
with project planning or development.
Unit One: Instructional Format
The instructional format consists of a combination of lectures and team
participation in hands-on workshops, involving the building of financial
models and PowerPoint presentations. The workshops will be drawn from
realistic industry case studies. The workshop format, which typically
takes about one half of the instruction time, has been highly rated by
past participants for its effectiveness in allowing participants to build
skills and internalize the learning.
Unit Two: Instructional Format
The instructional format consists of a combination of lectures and team
participation in hands-on “business game” workshops. The workshops
will focus on the development of realistic case studies in such areas
as E&P, gas processing and transmission, LNG, power, and petrochemical
projects. This instructional format, which typically takes about one half
of the instruction time, is highly rated by all of our participants for
its effectiveness in internalizing learning, generating discussion among
team participants, and creating long-lasting friendships and contacts
around the world.
Awarding of Certificates
A certificate will be issued to individuals who successfully complete
this program.
Program Location and Accommodations
The program will be held at the John Hancock Conference Center in the
attractive Back Bay section of Boston. Known as America’s Walking
City, Boston is a major historical, educational, and cultural center of
the United States. For your convenience, IHRDC has reserved guest rooms
for program attendees at several area hotels. Enrollees needing assistance
with accommodations should contact IHRDC for bookings. Rooms are limited—early
reservations are encouraged.
Social Activities and Administrative Assistance
We want you to feel at home during your stay in Boston. With this in mind,
we will have an IHRDC Program Coordinator available on-site to assist
you with non-program needs including shopping, travel arrangements and
individual administrative concerns. In addition, social events are organized
in the evenings and excursions by bus to regional sites of interest are
scheduled each weekend.
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