Key Takeaways: First Nations
Environmental Project Management Planning Workshop
- Difference between a project and program
- Understanding the project lifecycle and the importance of planning before beginning initiation of a new project
- Importance of front end effort necessary for business case planning
- Building a project proposal/charter
- Adding more detail to project charter background Why Needed (ABCC) – Accountability, Business Process not Working, Competition, Change, Congruency
- Step by Step Process = Success
- New tools such as the Deliverable Breakdown Structure, Critical Path Method, Precedent Network Diagram
- Understanding the amount of time/money/resources required for proper project planning management
- Creating a timeline and critical path
- The importance of sequencing activities to utilize efficiencies
- How to organize my projects
- Information I can use and share
- Framework for project management from start to finish
- Scope In and Scope Out
- Real-world applicability: identify deliverables, organizational structures, sign off stages
- To help ensure all factors are considered and incorporated when planning and managing a project
- Learning the PM lingo and the applications behind it
Environmental Project Management Planning Workshop
North Shore Tribal Council - November 2012
- Deliverable Breakdown Structure
- How to develop a Project Charter
- Communications tools “charts” with leadership (Chief and council & Managers)
- Clarity
- What you should put in a RFP and agreements for reporting
- Objectives should be S.M.A.R.T.S.
- Precedence Network Diagram
- Team Exercises
Testimonials Menu
TESTIMONIALS
"I found this workshop to be very informative and helpful to our membership in a lot of different ways, one being able to speak the same language as those business partners wanting to work with us. Building capacity with this training for our nation is a good foundation to start our Economic Development initiatives"
Chief Gordon Planes, T'Sou-ke Nation; Director, FNLAB
"These skills will be incorporated into our daily work environment & will enable me to report to my client base with greater clarity. Great work Greg, Well done"
Irvin George,Executive Director, Waabnoong Bemjiwang Association of First Nations
"Immediate use Project Management is exclusive and the information has been "processible" now. I felt overwhelmed, now I will be able to control and brainstorm my thoughts/ideas and cross reference with existing charts and information"
Norine Saddleback,Consultation & TUS Director, Tsuu T'ina Nation
"Great information to share and make work for the various teams and work with as well as boards and committees"
Melanie Dean,Director - Executive Training, Indigenous Leadership Development Institute Inc.
"I will use these skills to build up our new lands committee's knowledge, based on lands. Also to teach my SAO about how Project Management should be handled"
Valerie Kogvek,Planning & Lands Administrator, Hamlet of Gjoa Haven
"Understanding the step-wise systematic approach to project management will allow me to review proposals with a higher level of scrutiny and carry out more efficient and effective projects"
Ryan Fequet,Executive Director, Wek'eezhii Land and Water Board
"I hope to engage in larger projects that have greater complexity and can have confidence that their skills will help make these a success - reduce risk"
Andrew Moore,Solar Project Director, T'Sou-ke Nation
"..Excellent tools to reference for project team and manager"
Anna Marie Abitong,Director of Education, Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation
"We will begin to champion using PM methodologies in current and future projects"
Councillor Pat Brennan,Henvey Inlet First Nation
"Immediately in my new and upcoming projects, in working with my board/committees really help in organization and visualizing from start to finish. The most valuable thing I've learned is how to organize all project components effectively. Reference materials and templates will be used right away"
Meghan Payne,Executive Director, Lesser Slave Watershed Council
TESTIMONIALS
"I found this workshop to be very informative and helpful to our membership in a lot of different ways, one being able to speak the same language as those business partners wanting to work with us. Building capacity with this training for our nation is a good foundation to start our Economic Development initiatives"
Chief Gordon Planes, T'Sou-ke Nation; Director, FNLAB
"These skills will be incorporated into our daily work environment & will enable me to report to my client base with greater clarity. Great work Greg, Well done"
Irvin George,Executive Director, Waabnoong Bemjiwang Association of First Nations
"Immediate use Project Management is exclusive and the information has been "processible" now. I felt overwhelmed, now I will be able to control and brainstorm my thoughts/ideas and cross reference with existing charts and information"
Norine Saddleback,Consultation & TUS Director, Tsuu T'ina Nation
"Great information to share and make work for the various teams and work with as well as boards and committees"
Melanie Dean,Director - Executive Training, Indigenous Leadership Development Institute Inc.
"I will use these skills to build up our new lands committee's knowledge, based on lands. Also to teach my SAO about how Project Management should be handled"
Valerie Kogvek,Planning & Lands Administrator, Hamlet of Gjoa Haven
"Understanding the step-wise systematic approach to project management will allow me to review proposals with a higher level of scrutiny and carry out more efficient and effective projects"
Ryan Fequet,Executive Director, Wek'eezhii Land and Water Board
"I hope to engage in larger projects that have greater complexity and can have confidence that their skills will help make these a success - reduce risk"
Andrew Moore,Solar Project Director, T'Sou-ke Nation
"..Excellent tools to reference for project team and manager"
Anna Marie Abitong,Director of Education, Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation
"We will begin to champion using PM methodologies in current and future projects"
Councillor Pat Brennan,Henvey Inlet First Nation
"Immediately in my new and upcoming projects, in working with my board/committees really help in organization and visualizing from start to finish. The most valuable thing I've learned is how to organize all project components effectively. Reference materials and templates will be used right away"
Meghan Payne,Executive Director, Lesser Slave Watershed Council