Project Management Planning Workshop

Who should attend?

Up to two (2) representatives from your community are invited to attend, and we encourage each community to send a team from across disciplines/departments. This workshop will be directly relevant to Chief, Council, CEO & Band Managers, Senior Management (Financial, Economic Development, Lands, Public Works, Housing, Education, Health, Consultation Managers and Officers) and Executive Assistants.

Location:

 

Pacific Gateway Hotel

Room: Birch Room

3500 Cessna Dr

Richmond, BC

Phone: 604-278-1241

 

June 23rd, 24th & 25th, 2015

Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council is pleased to present a multi-day Project Management Planning Workshop and would like to invite two participants from our member nations to attend.

Facilitator

Greg Philliban, CPM., PMP., CIF 

Environmental Project Management & Sustainable Solutions

 

Greg has an extensive background in project and stakeholder management including over 25 years’ experience in the real property & environmental sectors and over 5 years of experience working with and delivering training to Aboriginal communities & organizations.  Greg currently delivers project and stakeholder management training, facilitation, coaching and consulting services for Environmental Project Management & Sustainability Solutions (ENVPMSS).  

Objectives

This workshop will allow participants to:

 

  • Understand and manage projects more effectively and efficiently

  • Develop project management processes and standards to ensure alignment with organizational strategic initiatives

  • Maintain a progressive approach to achieve advanced management skills

 

Workshop Overview

The intent of this training session is to help participants develop skills in the following areas:

  • Project Proposal/Charter Development

  • Project Scope/Schedule

  • Cost Budgets, Deliverables Breakdown & Schedule development

  • Stakeholder, Risk and Team Management

  • Performance Analysis: Critical Path & Networking Diagrams

 

This training session also intends to aid participants in gaining knowledge in the following areas:

  • Differences between Projects & Programs

  • Project Phases: Key Steps and Outcomes

  • How to Organize Projects for Success

  • Human Factors that Impact Projects

  • Project Implementation: Monitoring, Evaluation and Analysis

  • Project Close Out: Lessons Learned

 

 

OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

working with Government., organizations, businesses and First Nations accross Canada. 

Naut'sa mawt Tribal Council (NmTC) is a non-profit society established in 1983 that supports its member nations in realizing their efforts towards self-reliance, self-governance, connection to culture, and quality of life now and for future generations.

 

NmTC generates own-source revenues through its activities, and the activities of Naut'sa mawt Resources Group (NRG) by providing products and services to private and public sectors across Canada. Revenues enable NmTC to expand  resources available to member Nations and support Indigenous communities throughout Canada

Naut'sa mawt Tribal Council

Naut'sa mawt Resources Group

 

Delta Office:

330-6165 Highway 17A

Delta, BC V4K 5B8

604-943-6712

Toll-free: 888-382-7711

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Finance Office:

8017 Chemainus Rd

Chemainus, BC VOR 1K5

250-324-1800

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www.nautsamawt.org