Mary Stober founded Global Project Resources, LLC in 2002 with the goal of preparing managers to manage global projects and to profitably deliver products and services to diverse communities in the US and around the world.

Mary is the author of the Global Management Series™, a multicultural learning program used in both small business and Global 500 organizations to teach managers to integrate diversity and economic performance. Mary has published numerous articles and presentations at industry conferences and in trade journals, with specialties in pharmaceutical development and IT training project management.

Mary has lived and worked in Russia, Hungary, Germany and conducted project work in China and Brazil. She is the Membership Chair of the New York Society of Security Analysts and is an active member of the Drug Information Association and the Society for Human Resource Management. A graduate of both Thunderbird School of Global Management and Bryn Mawr College, Mary speaks German and Russian and teaches English literacy.

Speaking and Training

Mary speaks on subjects related to global management in pharmaceutical, biotechnology and IT development, as well as on language, culture, and diversity for large and small businesses. She makes complex principles easy to understand and apply.

Mary has spoken at events hosted by the New York Society of Security Analysts, the Drug Information Association, NJ Small Business Development Center, Strategic Management Society, and the European Business Center. Her presentations include:

• Rowing the Boat While You’re Building It: Lessons in Concurrent Development
• Being Smart About Global vs. Local
• Salud! Reaching Foreign-born Patients in the US Market
• The New World of Drug Development: Global Teams Meet Biotechnology

Mary would be glad to speak at your next meeting, conference or event. For more information and availability, contact her at stober@globalprojectresources.com.