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This is an online event.The Ten PM Knowledge Areas - Stakeholder (Part 10 of 10)
“Stakeholder satisfaction should be managed as a key project objective.” - PMBOK® Guide 5th Edition. The project ends only when the customer (stakeholder) accepts the deliverable. If the customer does not accept, the project does not finish. So, how can we set projects up for success to ensure we get that final sign off? This webinar will look at common stakeholder issues, their causes, and various preventative measures that can be taken to effectively "head them off at the pass".
Webinar details:
- Timing: Friday March 3, 2017 | 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM EST
- Duration: 60-minutes
- Cost: Free of charge
- Facilitator: David Donaldson CMP, CTDP, PMP, MCATD, Program Director, TidalShift
- This webinar qualifies for 1 category 'A' PDU
About the Facilitator
David Donaldson is a Program Director with TidalShift Inc. He is a seasoned facilitator, trainer, courseware developer, and consultant with over 20 years of experience building and delivering solutions for clients across North America.
David brings a unique style and perspective to the sessions he facilitates. His deep-rooted belief that one needs to master the core essence of a concept before moving forward, keeps his sessions grounded and makes the key learning objectives more relevant and applicable (a difficult task in today’s world of quick fixes and miracle cures!). David is often praised for breathing life into the subject matter he teaches and giving his students a unique, holistic experience.
David holds a Change Management Practitioner (CMP) Designation from APMG, a Project Management Professional (PMP) designation from the Project Management Institute, and is a Certified Training & Development Professional (CTDP) from The Institute for Performance and Learning (formerly CSTD). He is an active member with The Institute for Performance and Learning (formerly CSTD) and recently completed his Master’s Certificate in Adult Training & Development, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to development for himself and his students.