Bryant University’s Executive Development Center to Offer PRINCE2® Project Management Training

As reported on Earth Times



SMITHFIELD, R.I. - (Business Wire) Bryant University’s Executive Development Center has announced that they will begin to offer PRINCE2 project management training in a partnership with Advantage Learning of Edinburgh, Scotland. This new program will add an internationally recognized project management methodology to Bryant’s existing program.







PRINCE2 is a customizable, scalable, project management methodology that helps organizations of all sizes manage and control projects, delivering them on time and within budget. PRINCE2 helps project managers manage risk, as well as effectively control quality and change. PRINCE2, which has just completed a major refresh, is a process based approach for managing all types of projects.







“Bryant University Executive Development Center takes pride in offering programs that are essential to professional development and growth. The addition of PRINCE2 to the curriculum adds an international flavor to our project management program,” said Annette Cerilli, Director of the Executive Development Center. “In this age of global business, knowledge of an international standard like PRINCE2 is becoming essential for project professionals in the United States.”







“Advantage Learning is delighted to be partnering with Bryant University in bringing PRINCE2 training to the Rhode Island area,” said Paul Atkin, Managing Director of Advantage Learning. “We are witnessing a large increase in interest for this type of training, and commend Bryant University for bringing this training to their students.”







Ronn Faigen, US Marketing Manager for APMG, the official accreditor for PRINCE2, commented that “Bryant University joins a growing list of US organizations complementing their current Project Management training with PRINCE2. Project Management professionals understand that it is complementary to skills they already have, increasing the likelihood that their projects will be successful.”