Developing Successful Projects Without a Project Manager

Having trouble seeing this email? View Web Version Executive Business Briefings Identify and Develop a Successful Project Manager , Every project needs someone in charge – someone to make sure things are running smoothly and activities are always directed to meeting the end goal. The problem? Most of us don't have a staffer whose sole responsibility is project management. The good news is that you don't have to have the formal title to manage a project successfully. There are plenty of people already in your ranks who can do the job. This report will help you identify and cultivate a project manager already on staff and provides information needed to successfully manage a project. Get it now: "Developing Successful Projects Without a Project Manager" Get Strategies for Successful Project Management 12 characteristics of top-notch project managers The 5 phases of a project – and tips for each 8 questions to guide the planning process 4 methods for monitoring project progress A 10-point skills assessment to identify a strong project manager Learn More Executive Business Briefings help time-pressed executives and managers hone and polish critical business skills in under an hour. Fast-read, actionable, and packed with invaluable strategies, these timely reports help executives and managers improve the performance of their organizations. Best regards, Executive Business Briefings One Lincoln Centre 18W140 Butterfield Road 15th Floor Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181 1-800-764-0680 If you do not wish to receive messages from Executive Business Briefings, please unsubscribe. Please do not reply directly to this e-mail, as we are unable to process it. We sent this using a "send-only" address.