Free Webinar (1 PDU):
Stop Playing Games! Overcoming Politics on Projects

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Webinar Description

In this webinar, Rick Morris will bring to life true issues and solutions which help Project Managers avoid the games we are forced to play in our projects. By sharing his years of experience, Rick will show you how to become stronger, more process oriented, and more respectful of your projects, stakeholders, and sponsors. By providing real world advice, Rick will help you learn and apply the proper techniques which will immediately impact your projects.

Project Managers have the unique ability to find shortcuts or workarounds in dealing with projects, sponsors, and stakeholders. However, in order to overcome the games in projects, all project managers must be able to influence without authority, stop end rounding projects and really focus on the basics that assure your success. Let Rick help you assure organizational politics never stifle your ability to effectively manage projects.

Rick A. Morris Bio:

Rick A. Morris is a consultant, author, mentor, experienced project manager, public speaker, and creator of a non-profit foundation to promote Project Management. His appetite for knowledge, vast experience, and passion for his profession has made him a highly sought after speaker for many different professional organizations, colleges, and universities. Rick's blend of real world experience and down to earth delivery style makes his passion contagious.

Rick is currently the Owner and President of R2 Consulting, LLC. He has written three books: The Everything Project Management Book, 2nd Edition; Project Management That Works!; and the latest and focus of this webinar, Stop Playing Games!, published by RMC Publications in October 2010.