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Roberto Orlandi

Director of Project Governance & Knowledge Management, Microsoft 

United States

About

Roberto Orlandi, Director of Project Governance & Knowledge Management at Microsoft, boasts a prolific 25-year career that spans continents and sectors—from Infrastructure and Oil & Gas to Information Technology.

Beginning his career as a Structural Engineer, Roberto’s zeal propelled him through a succession of pivotal roles, from managing Megaprojects to directing regional and global Project Controls. His tenure is marked by leadership in financial control and project control talent development within top-tier General Contractors and Client organizations.

Renowned for his visionary leadership in Project Controls, Roberto is a staunch advocate for the professional development of his teams. He is dedicated to mentoring and equipping his staff, nurturing the industry’s future leaders. His philosophy extends to fostering collaborative innovation between enterprises, striving for groundbreaking solutions.

Roberto is the recipient of many prestigious awards including “ExxonMobil-SABIC Project Delivery” (USA), “SNC-Lavalin Most Agile Project Controls Award” (RSA), “CBI-Kentz Joint Venture Recognition of Excellence” in Australia, and “FIAT Group Services Best Employee Award” in Italy.

To connect with Roberto, visit his LinkedIn profile.

 

Panel Speaker

Future Landscape of Project Controls

Join this panel discussion to explore the “Future Landscape of Project Controls,” where industry experts will converge to chart the trajectory of project controls in the coming years.

This interactive session will delve into how emerging technologies like AI, machine learning, and data analytics are set to redefine traditional project control mechanisms.

Engage with thought leaders as they discuss integrating innovative tools, adapting to digital transformation, and the evolving role of project controllers. You will leave with a rich understanding of upcoming trends and the knowledge to adapt to and lead within the future project controls paradigm.