Project Leadership – Where Art Meets Science
Course Outline
Project leadership – where art meets science is designed to take the essential principles of project management (the science) and puts them in the context of human-centered design principles, focusing on the essential alignment of the people that will collaborate to successfully complete the work (the art!).
This unique program is for individuals, teams and organizations that are looking to embed essential project management skills from the critical perspective of collaboration and leadership.
The program introduces participants to a series of powerful tools and techniques that allows project managers to develop the essential leadership routines to drive desired outcomes in project execution. Most importantly, the tools and techniques can be used immediately with positive impact.
KESA programs are led by facilitators who have real world experience both working in and with organizations across Canada and internationally.
Project Leadership – Where Art Meets Science
per participant
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5 - 1.5 hour online sessions
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Program materials (electronic)
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Certificate Of Completion
The “Project Leadership – Where Art Meets Science” Program is presented in 5 key theme areas.
1. Building A Solid Foundation
Key topics include:
- A Leadership Mindset
- Fostering Customer Loyalty
- Looking at the Big Picture
- Project Planning
- Essential Priorities
2. The People
Key topics include:
- Build and Manage Your Team For Success
- Set Your Team up For Success
- Working With Project Stakeholders
- Communicate for Results
- Enable Trust
- Accountability
- Plan Ahead for Conflict
3. The Proposal
Key topics include:
- Develop High-Value Customer Proposals
- Build and Effective Business Case
- Absolute Clarity on Scope
- Work Breakdown Structures
- Opportunity and Risk
4. The Contract
Key topics include:
- Understand Contract Basics
- Procurement Agreements
- Scope Definition
- Manage Change
5. The Process
Key topics include:
- Industry Best Practices
- Project Performance Tracking
- Objectives and Key Results
- Time Management
- Opportunity and Risk