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David Po-Chedley, PMP, President, Cambridge
Consulting
This presentation identified ways project
leaders can remove barriers to individual and team accomplishment.
The number one barrier is lack of management support or buy-in. This
is critical in times of changing priorities. David revealed the leadership
practices that tend to lose management support and the practices that help
gain management support. Finally, participants were challenged to
apply some of the ideas when they return to the office.
This sessionwas very interactive, fun and
productive. It introduced six “No-Bull” practices that project leaders
can utilize to attract management’s attention and to gain management support.
At the conclusion, attendees walked away with practical tips for navigating
the politics and people issues that challenge many projects.
Mr. Po-Chedley has been actively involved
in project management for over 25 years. During this time, he has
worked on and managed projects, and helped others to manage projects effectively
through consulting and training. He is president of Cambridge Consulting,
a firm dedicated to enhancing project effectiveness for clients around
the world. Dave has written several books that have been used to support
client workshops and consulting services. Topics include project
management, e- projects, coaching, customer service, managing problems/decisions,
quality improvement and leadership.
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