What You Will Learn
Great project managers not only keep their projects on budget and meet deadlines, but they also keep everyone on the same page and maintain strong colleague and client relationships from start to finish. They do that by keeping their project-partners well-informed, getting ahead of potential problems whenever possible, and handling messes they can’t avoid (maybe because someone else dropped the ball) without burning bridges or ruining important relationships.
Do you have the communication skills you need to be a great project manager? No matter how skilled you are at managing your projects and meeting deadlines, if you don’t have the communication skills you need to keep everyone on the same page, you run the risk of having things fall apart. If you don’t feel prepared to take charge when things don’t go as planned (think change orders, sick days, back orders, etc.) and keep your projects on track, this is the webinar for you! Great project managers aren’t born, they’re made! Come learn the communication techniques you need to set your next project up for success!
During this session, you will:
- Identify processes that keep project-partners well-informed and get ahead of potential problems (without being a doomsayer and without negativity).
- Explore ways to address problems created by others, without burning bridges or ruining important colleague relationships.
- Discover how to adapt when things don’t go as planned (change orders, sick days, back orders, etc.) and communicate potential fallout from those changes so your projects stay on track.
Featured Presenter
Rebecca West – CEO – Seriously Happy Homes
Interior designer Rebecca West is CEO of her Seattle-based residential design company “Seriously Happy Homes”, author of the book “Happy Starts at Home,” and host of the podcast “Creating Your Happy Place.”
She’s been seen on TV on New Day Northwest and Seattle Refined, spoken at Town Hall and Ignite Seattle, and been featured in Seattle Magazine, Success Magazine, the UK Times, and more.
She’s also a business consultant to her fellow residential interior designers through Seriously Happy Coaching & Consulting, on the board of the Heritage Design School, and a small business mentor with SCORE Seattle. She can’t resist a costume party or a cat video, and has a weakness for Oreos, Taco Bell, and Scotch whiskey.
Webinar Sponsor
NKBA
The NKBA is the world’s leading trade association for the kitchen and bath industry providing tools, research, certification, and events to thousands of professionals. The National Kitchen + Bath Association (NKBA) is a non-profit trade group that promotes professionalism in the kitchen and bath industry.
It is the Mission of the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) to enhance member success and excellence, promote professionalism and ethical business practices, and provide leadership and direction for the kitchen and bath industry worldwide.
