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Do you want help to become the best Project Sponsor you can be?
Compact and practical online-course called “Setting the Project Sponsor up for Success” to become more effective, visible and proactive in your role as Project Sponsor.
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Claw back your time by introducing regular Project Sponsor Activities
Strategy 5 of 5 Power Strategies to become a more effective Project Sponsor.
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How can you do the Project Sponsor role justice, even if you have already got too much on your plate? Systematically schedule 2 – 3 hours of Project Sponsor activities throughout the week to claw back time in the long run. -
Become a Role Model for Change
Strategy 4 of 5 Power Strategies to become a more effective Project Sponsor.
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The Sponsor in a change initiative plays a critical role. He or she is a role model for continuous improvement culture and is instrumental in making changes in the organisation sustainable. -
Demystifying 5 Project Sponsor Myths
Strategy 3 of 5 Power Strategies to become a more effective Project Sponsor.
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The Project Sponsor role is not very well defined, there are a lot of unspoken expectations within the project team and the group of key stakeholders. Project Sponsors also operate within their own understanding of the role and have some misconceptions. -
Five tips to become a more visible and proactive Project Sponsor
Strategy 2 of 5 Power Strategies to become a more effective Project Sponsor.
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My 5 top tips to feel more in control in your role as Project Sponsor. You will be on your way to becoming a more effective, more visible and more proactive Project Sponsor! -
Formalise your role as Project Sponsor to avoid ambiguity and frustration
Strategy 1 of 5 Power Strategies to become a more effective Project Sponsor.
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The role of a Project Sponsor in Change Programmes is often not clearly defined. Given the critical role of the Senior Sponsor to project success, this is surprising. Many companies would benefit from articulating what it is the Sponsors are expected to do.