It is necessary to understand the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders within the project framework. The interests, power and influence are different for each stakeholder, and it is imperative to assess and analyze these factors as project leads embark on the journey of leading projects.
Stakeholders must be identified; their roles and responsibilities and preferences must be assessed in the initial phases of the project. This information enables the project lead to effectively coordinate teams, thus leading to a project success. This short module will focus on identifying stakeholders, assigning roles and responsibilities, performing stakeholder analysis, and understanding their expectations. This information gathered can help in monitoring teams effectively and efficiently.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify roles for a project and determine what needs to get done.
- Recruit resources for the project team
- Define expectations and assign responsibilities.
- Monitor the team.
Who Should Attend?
Open to all professionals who are currently leading projects or intend to lead projects in the future. Individuals currently serving as supervisors or managers could benefit from this workshop. Bring your experience and challenges to the course, for discussion.
Additional Information
This 3.0-hour, live-online course (.30 CEU’s) can be combined with two additional microlearning modules to become the equivalent of one leadership elective for certificate courses in the Professional Development Programs.
Your Instructor
Bhagya Chandrashekar
Questions? email usmpdp@maine.edu or call 207-780-5900
