Developing and Engaging Project Teams

A good project manager acts as a conductor—not performing all the tasks themselves but orchestrating the resources to work together for the desired outcome. Critical skills are communicating clear expectations, inspiring, influencing, and knowing when to escalate issues. The team will function most effectively if they understand both the big picture and their specific roles. Those new to the project management role and those wishing to improve their effectiveness will benefit from this workshop.

• Establish and communicate clear, realistic expectations to establish accountability.

• Improve decision making through effective tools and techniques.

• Define roles and responsibilities.

• Enhance your influencing style.