Free Webinar (1 PDU):
Project Management for Small Business

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Webinar Description

The principles and practice of project management add value, control, and accountability to all businesses. However managing projects in a small business is different and much more than simply completing tasks in a timely manner. The success or failure of project management in small business environments directly affects profit margins, cash flow, repeatable business, and your reputation. Especially when operating in a small business focusing solely on managing projects for other organizations. Knowing this, you must utilize the principles of project management to create a framework, set and manage customer expectations, provide guidance, direction, and governance for employees to ensure longevity and growth.

Author and project management expert, Joseph Phillips, will share valuable insight from his book Project Management for Small Business to help you master the art of managing projects in your small business environment. You will learn how:

• Business concerns differ between small and large entities
• To identify and monitor important links directly affecting success
• Repeatable practices lead to successful projects
• To work more efficiently and effectively with limited resources
• Projects directly affect an organizations sustainability

In any small business you are only as good as your last project, this webinar will help assure your last project is always a success.

Joseph Phillips Bio:

Joseph Phillips, PMP, Project+, CTT+, is the Director of Education for Project Seminars. He has taught technical course since 1995 for various industries including health care, information sciences, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, and architectural. Phillips has served as a project management consultant for organizations creating project offices, maturity models, and best-practice standardization.

As a leader in adult education, Phillips has taught organizations how to successfully implement project management methodologies, information technology project management, risk management, and other courses. He has taught for Columbia College, University of Chicago, and Ball State University. And as a certified technical trainer, has taught over 10,000 professionals in the US and Europe. Phillips has contributed as an author or editor to more than 35 books on technology, careers, education, and project management.