Monthly Meetings

March 31, 2004

Topic: “Leadership and Communication for Results Producers”
Whether you are a project manager, team lead, or key contributor on important deliverables, you know that it takes the work of many people to produce the final results. Leadership is not just for those who hold a manager title. Those people who will be successful time after time have
developed key leadership and communication skills that move beyond just working well with others. Consistently powerful, high-profile contributors have developed the ability to help the whole project team work together powerfully.

What are the key leadership practices that will help you stand out from the pack and support your team in delivering on time, under budget, and high quality projects every time?

You have the technical and project management skills needed to get the job done. Many great training programs and certifications exist to support you in developing cutting edge technical and project management techniques and practices. But, where does one learn how to lead? What does it mean to be a leader? What is the source of strong leadership? What will help you
produce extraordinary team results time and again?

About the Speakers:
Lynne and John Williams will discuss these key distinctions for powerful leadership with you. Lynne, an executive coach and leadership development consultant, will create the leadership context and discussion. John, a highly recognized PMP, will share examples of how to put these distinctions to work with your project team.