Project Management Bookstore: Managing Money on Projects Webinar

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Managing Money on Projects

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Webinar Description

The author's book, Project Management in the Real World, covers five key areas for project managers: budgets, teams, scope, plans and personal productivity. During this live event, the author will explore the first of those—Managing Money on Projects.

More than one third of projects have a budget of over $1.5 million so knowing how to handle the finances is an essential part of a project manager's repertoire. During the webinar, Elizabeth will discuss:

How to create a realistic budget for the project.
Managing budget tolerance.
Managing a contingency budget—and get your project sponsor to agree to one!
Sharing the project budget with the team and encouraging collective responsibility.

Join Elizabeth and the webinar to see how clever budget handling can benefit you and your projects.

Elizabeth Harrin Bio:

Elizabeth Harrin, MA, MBCS is an author and project manager living and working in London. She has a decade of project experience, and has led a variety of IT and process improvement projects including e-commerce and communications developments. She is also experienced in managing business change, having spent eight years working in financial services.

Elizabeth is a member of PMI's New Media Council and writes the award-winning blog A Girl's Guide to Project Management. She is also a member of PMI, the British Computer Society, as well as a staff writer for The Glass Hammer—an online magazine aimed at senior women in business. Elizabeth is also the author of Project Management in the Real World, a case-study based book that tells you what you really need to know to succeed in project management.