2012’s Green Festival in New York April 21-22 Welcomes Cheetah Learning Among its Featured Vendors

New York, NY (PRWEB) April 14, 2012

Cheetah Learning (http://www.CheetahLearning.com), a member of the International Society of Sustainability Professionals (ISSP), will be in New York April 21-22 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center for the 2012 Green Festival, “the world’s premier event dedicated to sustainability, social justice and ecological balance.”

The Convention Center is at 655 West 34th Street. The festival takes place Saturday, April 21, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, April 22, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets at the door are $ 15 per day or $ 25 for a two-day pass. Cheetah Learning will be at Booth 710.

“To be a successful Project Manager, you also have to be good at creating sustainability projects,” says Cheetah’s CEO and founder Michelle LaBrosse, who noted that sustainability has replaced “maintainability and reliability,” the hot buttons when she was an Air Force officer in the 1980s.

“Sustainability is one of the ‘buzz words’ du jour,” observes LaBrosse. “You can’t pick up an article or turn on the news without hearing it.”

The Project Management Professionals (PMPs) at Cheetah Learning will be sharing their thoughts about sustainability and more at the 2012 Green Festival. Among them: The synergy that occurs when a Sustainability Professional gets Project Management Professional Certification and vice versa. The outcome: “The ability to competently and consistently lead sustainability projects.”

Sustainability Professionals considering Project Management as a way to enhance their proficiency portfolio should visit http://www.cheetahlearning.com/LinkTracker/track.asp?id=252 to learn more about how to become a Certified Project Manager as well as request Cheetah’s free Exam Prep SmartStart Guide for the PMP.

Meanwhile, project managers can contact Cheetah for a “Project Management Certificate for Sustainability Projects,” an online course designed to “develop skills to competently and consistently lead sustainability projects.”

Cheetah Learning has a track record of successful training: The company has been documented as having the highest audited continuous pass rate on the PMP exam for 10 years. In 2008, the Project Management Institute (PMI) recognized Cheetah as Professional Development Provider of the Year for the significant contribution it made with its accelerated approach to teaching and doing project management.

LaBrosse, a single mother of two, started Cheetah from scratch and grew it into a multi-million dollar powerhouse in the Project Management education field, a competitive arena with 1,600 providers who are PMI registered.

In recognition of her contributions, PMI selected LaBrosse as one of the 25 Most Influential Women in Project Management in the World. Her popular book, “Cheetah Project Management,” is available at http://www.cheetahlearning.com/LinkTracker/track.asp?id=253.

An avid advocate of social media, LaBrosse tweets at http://Twitter.com/MichelleCheetah and blogs at http://Blog.CheetahLearning.com.

For more information about Cheetah Learning and its various training opportunities, particularly with regard to “Sustainability,” visit Booth 710 at the 2012 Green Festival in New York on April 21-22. Those unable to attend can call toll free in the U.S. at (888) 659-2013. Outside the U.S., call (602) 220-1263.

ABOUT: Cheetah Learning is a Project Management Institute Registered Education Provider and is International Association of Continuing Education and Training Certified. Cheetah was awarded the Project Management Institute Professional Development Provider of the Year for 2008 for the significant contribution it made to the field of project management with its accelerated approach to teaching and doing project management.

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