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What you will learn The PRM course structure effectively combines introductory lecture and discussion with hands-on application of best practices in project risk management. Students will learn and apply valuable tools, techniques, and processes associated with eliminating and/or minimizing the presence and impact of adverse risk events (threats). Additionally, participants will learn about processes for capitalizing on positive risk events—or opportunities—that project teams may encounter. Topics areas include:
Who should attend The seminar will benefit project managers, sponsors, team members, and organizational leaders that want to minimize negative impacts (threats) while maximizing positive events (opportunities) associated with their projects. This seminar will benefit key project stakeholders in any industry. Recommended Prerequisites Essentials of Project Management or experience in project management and sound grounding in basic PMI principles and terminology. Participants Will Receive
Dates September 9 - 10, 2008, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Registration Fee: $795 | Team: $725 for each additional registration - same organization Early Bird Discount: Register for only $725 on or before August 11, 2008 - SAVE $70 Click Here to Register | Download Brochure What Previous Attendees Have Said “Real-life examples helped… I can apply this to my projects immediately.” “The instructor was one of the best ones I’ve ever had. He made learning fun and kept our attention throughout the class. It was a great class.” “Fun class, very engaging… Facilitators did a good job explaining many concepts.” Our Promotional Partner The Project Leadership SeriesSM is presented in collaboration with Tanden LLC, a premier project management consulting and education firm headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina. Chris Wright, President and Managing Principal of Tanden LLC and architect of The Project Leadership SeriesSM, is a certified Project Management Professional and is past VP of Education for the NC chapter of the Project Management Institute. “Leading through teaching and inspiring others.”
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