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“This is an excellent opportunity to share knowledge and receive guidance from a professional I have followed since 2004. Benchmarking for project management professionals. Success and good wines!”

Antonio Carlos Silveira Correa Linkedin

Managing Partner - ProenG Project Management Solutions
Brazil

“The passion and professionalism perspiring of both Antonio and Ricardo are contagious. Thank you again.”

Mounir Salib Linkedin

Project Manager
Switzerland

“Thank you, Ricardo, for your excellent lectures on project management and AI; I am learning a lot from your Lectures.”

Vijayaprakash Govindarajan Linkedin

Planned Maintenance Supervisor | Maintenance Procedures, Asset Management

“Ricardo Vargas as always is a surprise box, in short, he manages to convey clearly in this course the steps so that project management professionals can start their careers in a more organized and assertive way. Congratulations!”

Maxwell Cortez Linkedin

Gerente de Projetos - Farmace

“The course, Building and Enhancing your Career in Project Management, presented by Ricardo was very educative, highly informative, and relevant to those seeking to achieve Project Management excellence!”

Harvey J Tyler Linkedin

Ministry of Education of New Zealand

“I got my PMP Certificate in November 2021. Ricardo's videos on YouTube were key for me to pass the exam. In this course, once again, Ricardo shares with us valuable information about how to build and enhance a career in Project Management. The course is very complete. I would highly recommend it.”

Kelly Rodriguez Linkedin

Project Coordinator - Bay Matrix Group

About Ricardo Vargas

Passionate about transforming ideas into action, Ricardo Vargas is a leading voice in the project management field and a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence to project management.

Specializing in implementing innovative global initiatives, capital projects, and product development, Ricardo has directed dozens of projects across industries and continents, managing more than $20 billion over the past 27 years.