The Path to Product Excellence: Avoiding Common Pitfalls and Enhancing Commun...
APM North West conference 9 October 2018
1. Tuesday09October2018@APMNWBranch
APM North West branch has this year collaborated with the
APM Systems Thinking SIG to develop another distinctive, educational
and interactive day conference, different to any other you would have
attended.
More often than not, a project that is not set up effectively at the outset
struggles to achieve its objectives. Like building a house, if the foundations
of the project, which are developed, defined and set at project start up are
not robust, the delivery of the rest of the project will be more challenging,
acrimonious, less collaborative and increasingly contractual in nature.
Where is the event?
Alderley Park Conference Centre - Alderley Park, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, SK10 4TG
When is the event?
09 October 2018
How do I register my attendance?
Visit: www.apm.org.uk/event/apm-north-west-branch-conference-project-initiation-set-up-for-success/
Speakers
The North West branch has again put together another excellent line-up of presenters. Using
workshops and case studies to discuss key factors that will be focussed on team set up and
development, stakeholder engagement and management and the role of the sponsor.
Speakers include:
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▪ Nick Fewings, CEO Ngagementworks.
▪ People Deliver Projects, experiential team building case study.
▪ Nassar Majothi, Director at WSP.
▪ Fran Bodley-Scott, Marketing in Control Ltd.
▪ Dr Christine Unterhitzenberger, Liverpool Business School
▪ Andrew Wright, Dynamic Technologies Ltd
The conference will provide:
▪ provide a range of learning experiences, both in terms of topic and format
▪ provide practical learning that will help delegates improve project work
▪ provide excellent networking opportunities with other like-minded project professionals
The importance of project initiation is exemplified by the National Audit Office findings following the review
of 40 government projects: “One clear lesson we have learned from the evidence base which our back
catalogue provides is that the quality of project initiation is highly predictive of project success”.