21 September 2011
Pete Cohen; Analyst and blogger
Posted by
Craig Brown
Yesterday Pete Cohen published his first post at Better Projects. The post was on improving risk management techniques. It reminded me of one of my earlier series Risk Management 101. We hope to see more of his posting here, and I am sure we will.
Pete is an analyst and consultant in Melbourne. He is an interesting guy and is very focused on learning and practising skills in a pursuit of excellence and mastery.
Pete has already taken steps to amplify his learning by signing onto the BA Mentor program run by Alex, Doug and others. You can listen to an interview about his mentoring experience at Alex's website here.
Welcome to the blogging team Pete.
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