Global eCollaboration Competition,

About the event

The Global eCollaboration Competition (GeCCo) is an international virtual 24-hour case study competition organized by the Young Crew of the International Project Management Association (IPMA), a non-profit organization. GeCCo was launched in 2012, as an innovative project, aiming to bring together Young Project Management Professionals from all over the world and promote collaboration among virtual teams. 

The world is going digital, many projects are now managed from distributed teams with different tools and skills constantly being used to improve project management processes. It is thus important for the new generation of Project Managers to be at the forefront of this wave. This is what brought about the 24 hour competition involving matched teams, each team consisting of team members from different countries. 

Why should you sponsor?

Sponsoring GeCCo means you are promoting intercultural interaction, intercultural collaboration and virtual work. By supporting us, you are making an outstanding contribution in raising the next generation of globally prepared  leaders and project managers. Financial support raised from sponsorship will be spent on prices for winning participants.

IPMA YC

GeCCo is an event organized by the Young Crew of the International Project Management Association. IPMA is the world´s first international project management association, founded in 1965 by some very passionate project management experts. Today, as a federation of seventy national member associations it serves individuals, projects, organizations and societies all around the world. The member associations of IPMA develop project management competencies in their geographic areas of influence, interacting with stakeholders and developing relationships with government agencies, corporations, universities and colleges, as well as training organizations and consulting companies.

IPMA is aspiring to achieve its vision: “Promoting competence throughout society to enable a world in which all projects succeed.”

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