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“Taking initiative in spreading the importance of project management”
Gang Shin-bong, Director of Global Project Management Lab (GPM Lab), Doctor of Business Administration 

A project can be explained as a task for company or organization to develop products or programs, sign contracts, build factories and bring marketing strategies, etc. that are needed to maintain or develop the businesses. Project Management (PM), on the other hand, is to manage systematically the whole process of a project from layout and implementation to result and feedback. As ‘a task’ involves multiple bodies and complicated procedures nowadays, the effective use of PM is becoming more critical than ever. Gang Shin-bong, Director of Global Project Management Lab (GPM Lab) and Doctor of Business Administration, is a specialist in the field working for Hyundai E&C and POSCO E&C in the departments of project management, quality management, process management, risk management, contract and claim management, negotiation and conflict management and value engineering for the last 30 years. He obtained a PMP (Project Management Professional) certificate issued by PMI (Project Management Institute, US) and a PRINCE2 (Project in Controlled Environment) certificate issued in the UK. He also obtained a master’s degree in International Project Management at Soongsil University Graduate School of International Studies which is credited for being the Korea’s first graduate school of PM. “Engineering and construction is the industry that most Koreans are earning their living. Back then in the 70s to 90s, the industry was labor-intensive but the dawn of a new millennium required knowledge and skills in project finance and investment which are technology-intensive. Therefore, securing the advanced knowledge and skills of PM is a must if we are to secure the engineering and construction markets overseas as many developing countries are rapidly catching up in terms of competitiveness” explains Gang and adding “It is noteworthy that there is hardly ever a university department of PM (contract, process, unit price, quality and communication, etc.) in Korea not to mention the related certificates. I personally think that the future industry will require more of management field than technology field considering the current trend in the global industries. In other words, advanced countries with secured technologies ‘manage’ the projects which are then done by subcontractors. ‘Manage’ in this case is a high value added.” Recognizing his professionalism in the field and qualifications, a number of organizations are inviting Gang to give lectures and they are Korea University Department of Global Engineering and Chung-Ang University Graduate School of Engineering and Construction (as adjunct professor) and KICTE and the International Contractors Association of Korea (as PM professor giving lectures on ‘global project management’, ‘global project risk management’, ‘global project product management’ and ‘project negotiation and conflict management’). Gang established GPM Lab in 2015 and is providing services with his 20 advisory committee members for project management, overseas business, contract consulting, value engineering consulting and management consulting. Apart from the professor’s role, Gang currently is serving as Vice President of the Industry Council of Project Management, Vice President of the Korea Plant Technology Association, President of the Korea Global PM Forum, Chairman of the International Strategic PM Conference (5th, 2018), Vice Chairman of the Special Committee for Fostering Talented Engineers, a board member of the Korea Journal of Construction Engineering and Management and Chairman of K-CMBOK. It is noteworthy that he introduced ‘Little PM’, a PM curriculum designed for youth. Students from elementary to university level can use Little PM as an effective tool to improve their PM capability through various questions, tasks and activations. POSCO E&C and the Incheon Metropolitan City Association of Social Workers launched ‘Little PM Corps’ in 2015 to hold a number of PM courses and Gang also has fostered 20 Little PM instructors as of March 2018. Gang says “It is my goal to introduce PM programs not only for youth but also for mothers, fathers and seniors, all members of the society, so that they come to know the importance of PM since I think our lives are a series of projects in a way. I will keep doing my best to introduce effective PM programs and make contribution to raising Korea’s global competitiveness.” 

Note: <Power Korea> “rewrites” the Korean article in English “concisely” for native English speakers and staff of foreign missions in Korea.


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