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Transformation & Leadership - Insider Tips

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Today's world is influenced by change. Project managers and their organizations need to embrace and sometimes drive changes to keep up with the pace in highly competitive environments. In this blog, experienced professionals share their experiences, tips and tools to manage and exploit changes and take advantage of them. The blog is complimentary to the webinar series of the Change Management Community Team and is managed by the same individuals.

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How to do a webinar in our Change Management Community - Updated 2023!

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Updates on the earlier post by Nic Jain on the same topic.

We have some updates on our process for Change Management webinar and we hope this update will help for future speakers to have a better understanding on the changes. Key changes are highlighted and as follows:

Step 1) Reach out to us. DM @Nic Jain, @Aung Sint, @Praveena Pentakota, @Kimberly Whitby with a proposed topic.

Step 2) After we decide on the date, get ready to provide us the following at least 60 days before the scheduled date:

  1. Short Biography
  2. Title & Abstract of the webinar
  3. PDU allocation

Step 3) We send you an agreement and you sign and send it back to us along with Step 2 information - 2 months ahead of the scheduled date

Step 4) Send us the PowerPoint slide the Friday before the scheduled date

Step 5) We perform a practice session 2 days prior to the scheduled date (usually on Mondays), so be ready to wear your practice shoes.

For a more detailed view on the process, please watch the updated video walk-through attached. Our volunteers are sharing knowledge through a zoom call.

Video and content by Aung Sint, Nic Jain and Praveena Pentakota.

 

Posted by Aung Sint on: December 17, 2023 11:04 AM | Permalink | Comments (6)
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