"Responsibility without Authority: Building a Collaborative Project Team One Click at a Time" by Kelly Vandever
It’s no secret… as a project manager, you deal daily with the conundrum of leading people over whom you have no formal authority. It’s frustrating when so much is out of your control. What’s a poor project manager to do?
The bad news… control is an illusion. The good news… people want to be involved and they want to do a good job. In this highly interactive session you’ll do more than just hear examples and learn techniques. You’ll experience the impact first hand as we apply the concepts in the context of an actual Atlanta PMI chapter challenge.
The success of any project hinges on the individuals involved. This session will give you tools you can immediately use to make your current project more enjoyable while obtaining even better results.
Date: Thursday, June 4, 2015
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: The Georgian Club, 100 Cobb Parkway Southeast, Atlanta, GA 30339
6:00pm - 6:30pm: Networking/Food
6:30pm - 8:00pm: Presentation
Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided. Cash bar is available.
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Speaker Bio:
Kelly Vandever’s professional career includes 23 years of management experience as a military officer and in four Fortune 500 companies before starting her own company Speaking Practically. Kelly helps organizational leaders connect business outcomes with what drives employees. Kelly has worked with and has delivered speeches or training to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, The Home Depot, AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Alltel, Computer Troubleshooters Global, Florida Head Start Association, Chick-Fil-A, National Pharmaceutical SAS Users Group, and more. Her coaching clients have included executives, technologists, scientists, sales professionals, entrepreneurs, ministers, and corporate leaders.
Kelly is married to her college sweetheart, Rich Vandever, and the couple have two adult children and two amazing grandchildren. Kelly and Rich reside in a suburb north of Atlanta with their dog named Dude.
Kelly can be reached by email at Kelly.Vandever@SpeakingPractically.com or through Twitter @KellyVandever.
Earn 2 PDUs for attending this event.