Numerous methodologies and software tools exist for managing projects but real success relies on the capabilities of the project manager. This workshop will present the six critical PeoplePMTM attributes utilized by successful project managers:
Anticipation – “Look Over The Horizon”
Organization – “Be In Control”
Leadership – “Manage All 360 Degrees”
Communication – “Get On The Same Page”
Pragmatism – “Be Realistic”
Empathy – “Walk In Other Peoples’ Shoes”
The workshop will commence with an overview of the six critical PeoplePMTM attributes of successful project managers. We will then undertake a diagnostic to assess your capability in each of the six areas. A case study approach will then be combined with sample templates and hands-on exercises to explore each of the PeoplePMTM attributes in greater detail. The workshop will finish with a review of the diagnostic results and a discussion of what you can do “next week” to introduce PeoplePMTM into the way you work.
Learning Objectives:
- Review the six critical PeoplePMTM attributes of successful project managers
- Assess your current capability in each of the six attributes
- Develop a set of change initiatives to introduce PeoplePMTM into the way you work
Skill Level: For Everyone
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Patrick Boylan
President and CEO, Intellilink Solutions & Fumiko Kondo, Intellilink Solutions
Patrick is the President & CEO of Intellilink Solutions. He has almost 20 years of hands-on experience in strategy development, business restructuring and change management. He has led large scale enterprise change initiatives in numerous vertical industries and global markets as a strategy consultant, interim turnaround manager, and senior corporate executive. He has authored articles and thought pieces that have been published around the world and is a regular speaker at industry conferences and events. Patrick holds a Bachelor of Geodetic Engineering from the University of NSW Sydney, a graduate degree in Economics from the University of Technology Sydney, and an MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Management.
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