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Call for Speakers
Critical Chain
Online Conference 2026
Live Event | April 22th
Critical Chain 2026 will take place in April 22, 2026 as an online conference showcasing the value that Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) brings and sharing the common theme – deliver projects faster, better and at lower cost. We're expecting up to 1,000+ project managers, portfolio managers and CCPM practitioners. Our goal is to offer a thought-provoking, attractive, and valuable program for the attendees and sponsors. Attendees come to learn and to find answers and solutions to their questions and problems. Compelling presentations will make the attendees want more. So we encourage you to keep this in mind when preparing your presentation. Join us in demonstrating the power of CCPM and making a lasting impression on the project management community
Session Types
We’re seeking presentations that clearly demonstrate the value of CCPM—through fundamentals, practical application, measurable outcomes, and innovation. Attendees come to learn, solve problems, and find answers. The most successful sessions are clear, practical, and compelling—and leave people wanting more.
CCPM Foundations Track
Perfect for those newer to Critical Chain or early in adoption.
Submission examples:
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What CCPM is
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Why Critical Chain works (the “why” behind the method)
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What to change—and how to get started
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Common pitfalls, misconceptions, and early wins
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How to build buy-in and align leadership/teams
Practitioner-led presentations are strongly encouraged. Consultants are welcome to co-present alongside their clients.
Industry & Practitioner Case Studies (Proven Results)
For real-world stories that show what changed and what improved.
Submission should include:
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The challenge, problem or constraint
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What you changed and how you implemented CCPM
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The evidence (metrics, before/after, lessons learned)
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Results achieved: speed, reliability, throughput, cost, capacity, culture, etc.
Tools, Technology & Innovation (Sponsors + Open Submissions)
Open to sponsors and practitioners sharing tools, new developments, and emerging capabilities.
Great topics include:
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CCPM software and practical implementation guidance
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New developments or enhancements in Critical Chain
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AI, analytics, and decision support for CCPM
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Innovations that improve planning, execution, and portfolio flow
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Demonstrations grounded in outcomes (not just features)
Submission Details & Requirements
Session Format & Timing
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Sessions are scheduled in 50-minute slots
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Up to 30 minutes for prerecorded presentation, followed by Live 20 minutes of audience Q&A
Program Alignment
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All submissions must clearly align to the conference program themes
Language
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All submissions and presentations must be in English
Review & Feedback
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Speakers agree to revise submissions based on feedback from the conference committee
Presentation Standards
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Accepted speakers must use the TOCICO presentation template
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Speakers must be available to participate in Live Q & A, on April 22nd between 9:00am - 4:00pm EDT
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A special registration rate will be offered to accepted speakers
Content Guidelines
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Sessions must focus on practical knowledge and value
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Marketing or promotional content is not permitted, except for:
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Designated sponsored sessions
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Practitioner-led case studies
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Authors of newly published or relevant TOC books or materials
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A final slide with contact information, logo, or resources is permitted
Speaker Agreement
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All speakers must accept the TOCICO Speaker Agreement
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Speakers retain ownership of their content
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TOCICO retains rights to the video recording of the session
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Submissions may be withdrawn if the agreement is not accepted
File Uploads
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Total uploaded submission materials must not exceed 30 MB
Deadlines
Key Dates
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Submission deadline: Feb 13, 2026
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Notification of acceptance: March 1, 2026
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Presentation Draft due: April 1, 2026
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Presentation Recording due: April 10, 2026
These deadlines support peer review and program development. Later deadlines may be available for sponsored sessions.


