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PMI La Crosse - Rochester Chapter presents
The Risky Business of Risk Management
September 13, 2016 - La Crosse, WI
Session Description:
How can we as Project Managers make a difference for our customers when it comes to managing Risks within their projects? Risk Management is not a topic that generally brings excitement, joy, or delight when discussed with project teams and/or customers. Many believe that by ignoring the topic it will not become an issue within their projects. As Project Managers we must come to realize the benefits of Risk Management and find a way to educate our Project Teams and customers on the benefits not only for their projects, but for their organization as a whole.
We will discuss Risk Management approaches and high level methods as well as some practical ways to present it in a meaningful and more understandable way to your project teams and customers. Please bring your own Risk Management questions/concerns and we will work as a team to assist with answering how we have approached and resolved in our projects.
About the Speaker:
Jan Holt
She is currently employed at McKesson Corporation as a Project Manager. She has a B.A. in Psychology from Butler University and received her PMP in 2005. Jan has volunteered as a PMP Prep Class Instructor, Mentor and currently serves as the Chapter President for PMI Michiana.
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Dress Code:
The PMI La Crosse - Rochester Chapter does not have a policy for dress code and trusts its attendees to dress appropriately. Business casual dress is certainly acceptable attire at events and workshops.
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Have you noticed some projects that appear to be bigger than just a project? Is it a program? What is the difference? How do you set one up? This presentation will share the experiences from one program manager’s perspective on what appeared to work well to get the programs set up for success.
Learning objectives:
· Differences between a project and a program
· Processes / focus areas necessary to establish a program for success
· Challenges you will likely face and ways to address
· Tools & techniques that can be helpful in program management
*PDU Earned: 1