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Question 5: Who should sign the Project Charter?

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A.) The Project Manager.

A project initiator external to the project organization.

C.) The CEO.

D.) The most senior project team member.


Posted on: March 10, 2017 12:44 PM | Permalink

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Naomi Caietti Senior Project Manager | ePMO | Higher Education | Healthcare & IT| Linkedin.com/In/NaomiCaietti
Governance should dictate the individual(s) that should sign the charter.

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Demetrius Williams Atlanta, Ga, United States
This sounds like a trick question.

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