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PAs and administrators are increasingly being asked to support projects and/or manage their own projects. This seminar has been designed to help you to manage your projects with confidence and provide valuable support for others.

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Project Management for the PA

Emma AltmanEmma Altman

Project Manager, Trainer (and former PA)

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• Projects are a normal way of allocating

work

• Events, small changes etc.

You’re already running projects…

• But how do you run projects you’ve no

previous experience in running?

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Project Framework

PrepareTest & Trial

Deliver EvaluatePlanStart

FinishGateway reviews

A process for everything you’ve never done before…

Trial

Business Case

Definition

Plan & Budget

Communication

PID

Risk management

Business Case

Monitor & control

Communication

Review & revise

Risk management

Monitor & control

Communication

Risk management

Evaluate

Close

Why? How? Can we do it better?

Lets do it! How did we do?

Risk management

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Project Framework

Start

FinishGateway reviews

A process for everything you’ve never done before…

EvaluateDeliverTest & Trial

PlanPrepare

Business Case

Definition

Plan & Budget

Communication

PID

Risk management

Business Case

Monitor & control

Communication

Review & revise

Risk management

Monitor & control

Communication

Risk management

Evaluate

Close

Why? How? Can we do it better?

Lets do it! How did we do?

Risk management

Trial

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You’re already organised…

Project

Framework ..

Your

organisation

skills

Your

communication

skills

skills

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Understanding your team…Outgoing

Task People

Reserved

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Understanding your team…Outgoing

D ITask People

Reserved

D I

C S

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Business Case• What’s your background?

• Why did you come up with

this?

• Did you look at any other

way of doing this?

� Background

� Reasons

� Options

• Who are your competitors?

• Do you own the patent?

• How will you use the

money?

• What does it cost to

make?

• What are your numbers for

the next three years?

� Risks

� Risks

� Approach

� Costs

� Return on

investment

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3 rules of project management…

• There is no problem so big it

• If it works, steal it!

• There is no problem so big it cannot be solved with enough post-it notes and calories!

• Prepare, plan – you can do it!

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Emma Altman

reedlearning.com

0800 170 7777

Thank you and good luck!

Emma Altman

[email protected]