BT 2021 Jul Creating a Successful Project Environment

Description

Have you ever been assigned to lead a project, but don't have experience in project management? Or, been assigned to a project and not sure what your role is? Maybe you're a leader who wonders how teams can work better together to drive results.

In the ever-changing world we live in, projects will become an integral function within companies. People will need to have the capabilities and skills to turn vision into reality, and deliver financial and societal value.

This training will focus on four key principles related to project management: begin with the end in mind, stakeholder engagement, project team dynamics, and good processes.

This month's presenter:

Jason Orloske
Senior Program Management Consultant
Concord

What will you learn?

• The importance of defining 'Done' before a project even starts
• Why stakeholders are so important to your project success and implementation
• How to build a dynamic, cohesive project team
• Why processes are good when they're defined, and better when they're consistent

About the presenter
Jason Orloske is a transformational business leader with over 20 years' experience helping companies bridge the gap between vision and reality through strategic development and project portfolio management.  His experience in technology, biopharma, healthcare and legal & regulatory industries has given Jason a diverse background with a variety of teams and project types. Jason has implemented and lead Project Management Offices (PMOs) with portfolio size up to $95M and lead teams as large as 75 people, both on and offshore. He has no greater joy than developing a successful project team environment and combining everyone's talents to make a difference.

Jason is a member of Minnesota State University Moorhead's project management advisory board, a Project Management Institute (PMI) volunteer and co-founded an Agile/Scrum learning network in North Dakota and Minnesota. He is a frequent presenter at PMI and other project management events, blogger and author.

Jason also mentors junior project managers and provides coaching and training to those wanting to move into or know more about the profession. He is a servant leader and a self-proclaimed helper, whose goal is to help individuals, teams and companies be successful.

 

    This training qualifies for 1.5 CPE credits through SHRM. For more information on receiving credits for this session, contact Bobbi at Brehder@fmwfchamber.com.

REGISTRATIONS
Livestream
Chamber members $20 | Non-members $40

In person (includes lunch)
Chamber members $32 in advance | Non-members $52 in advance
Chamber members $42 at the door | Non-members $62 at the door
 

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Program Sponsors

  

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Supporting Sponsors

Forum Communications Printing | GOLDMARK Property Management
Minnesota State Community and Technical College

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