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Project Leadership Seminar

The Project Leadership Seminar provides an executive level summary of Project Management techniques used by successful individuals who are Project Sponsors, Project Champions, and Corporate Leaders. This seminar also reviews the best practices in project management processes and its associated concepts and methods. After attending this seminar, participants will understand key causes of project failure and success!

Topics Covered:

Project Management Framework
WARP Speed Map – project key actions, steps, and phases.
Project stakeholders roles and responsibilities
Causes of project failure and best practices of project sponsorship:
Using a project management process
Understanding the complexity of the project
Avoiding half-baked ideas
Avoiding un-necessary scope changes
Supporting project schedule deadlines that are realistic and achievable
Monitoring project vital signs
Empowering the project manager and team

Learning Outcomes:

Understand project management process and deliverables
Understand what sponsors should be looking for from their project managers
Identify the key stakeholders roles & responsibilities throughout a project
Incorporate the use of project management best practices
Use effective project leadership methods to support project success
Shape an environment for successful projects

Program Length: 3-4 hrs

Audience: Executives, managers of project managers, directors, department heads, functional managers, and project clients or stakeholders.

Workshop Design Philosophy

This workshop includes tools, techniques and skills that need to be understood to effectively work or direct work in a project environment. The delivery of this workshop is interactive and participants are engaged in many discussions throughout the workshop. Re-enforcing activities and multi-media keep the atmosphere lively.

The workshop is consistent with the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide), and the definitions of terms are from the PMBOK Guide. See the Project Management Institute PMI, www.pmi.org

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