Eric Lauwers, Pmp
About Eric Lauwers, Pmp
Eric Lauwers is a Project Manager at TELUS in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, with over 12 years of experience in project management, planning, and administration for not-for-profit organizations and projects.
Company
Eric Lauwers currently works as a Project Manager at TELUS in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He began his role at TELUS on November 1, 2021. In his current position, he manages Government Programs and Municipal & Indigenous Relations at the Telus Quebec Residential Market.
Education and Expertise
Eric Lauwers has a diverse educational background, which includes a Certificate in Philanthropic Management from Université de Montréal, a Certificate in Journalism & Feature Writing from the London School of Journalism, a Certificate in Business Management & Accounting from Syntra Antwerpen en Vlaams Brabant (Syntra AB), and an Introduction to Psychology from the Open Universiteit. Additionally, he studied Photography at Karel de Grote-Hogeschool. His expertise spans over 12 years in project management, planning, and administration for not-for-profit organizations and projects.
Professional Background
Eric Lauwers has held numerous positions within various organizations. Before his current role at TELUS, he was a Project Manager for several initiatives at the World Design Organization, including the World Design Capital® and World Design Challenges, from 2019 to 2021. He also served as a Strategic Development Consultant at Diagramme - gestion culturelle in 2015 and held positions at the World Federation of Science Journalists from 2015 to 2018 as both a Communication Coordinator and a Business Development Specialist. Additionally, he founded studio nourgency, where he works in project management, strategic development, communication, and change management.
Achievements
Over his career, Eric Lauwers has specialized in strategizing and leading cross-functional teams to drive fundamental change and improvement in strategy and process. He is known for mentoring and coaching teams of up to 25 people. He has significant experience working with international aid organizations as a photojournalist and in leading various projects and business development roles across multiple sectors. His continuous learning mindset supports his ability to adapt and grow within the ever-changing landscape of project management and communication.