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The Practical Project Management Toolkit: Tools to Turbocharge Your Projects

Every project manager should have a proven, practical, and powerful toolkit – of skills, techniques, processes, procedures, tools, and templates – to help a project or program's success. The toolkit should be proven (it works), practical (efficient and adaptable), and powerful (big impact).

This presentation will focus on three proven, practical, and powerful tools: Information Mapping, Results Chains, and Benefits Registers. It will provide you with a good understanding of each tool, real-world examples, and practical tips to apply them successfully.

Information Mapping is a structured writing method and format — it improves a project's written communication for both the writer and the reader. Results Chains identify a program's activities and outcomes and the relationships among them — it clarifies and visually communicates what needs to be done and why. Benefit Registers document a program's intended benefits, specify how to measure them, and show progress — it proves if a program is achieving the expected outcomes. Turbocharge your project management with these three tools!

About the Speaker

Daniel Sklar, PMP

Daniel Sklar is an executive with 35 years of experience in strategic planning and in the management and oversight of portfolios, programs, projects, and people. He worked at two large companies for the first two decades: KPMG Peat Marwick (IT consulting, 1985-1994) and Coca-Cola Enterprises (IT, 1994-2005). He has led several consulting engagements, programs, projects, and departments in North America and Western Europe. At CCE, he led the Program Management Office for their Euro Initiative (transition to the euro currency for the company), served as Director for e-Business Solutions (A2A, B2B, internet, intranet) and Director of Decision Support Solutions (data warehousing, BI), and was the inaugural recipient of the IT Employee of the Year award. Since 2006, he has been an independent management consultant providing services to profits, non-profits, and governments. He has also performed independent verification and validation (IV&V) on large government projects the last eight years.

• Daniel also created a philosophy for bettering individuals and organizations. Read for free at https://learnlaughlovelive.com
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Location:

Virtual via Zoom. Once you register, you will be emailed a link to register for the Zoom meeting.

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Event Fees:

Free for Chapter members and Non-Chapter members

Registration deadline:

         Noon, September 9th, 2020

For additional questions contact:
Amy Hatfield, VP of Programs

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Cut off date: 09-09-2020
No. of Strategic PDUs: 1