Project Leader Studio™

October 21st, 2003 by Hal

I have a busy week or two coming up. I start the 2nd group in the Project Leader Studio on Tuesday. Greg Howell and I have created a leadership program for project managers. We did this in response to requests from our clients. We have been working with executives on leadership for quite some time. We kept hearing the same thing from them, something like…"Wish I knew this when I was running projects." Or, "Too bad you can't teach this to our project managers."

So eventually we got the message. We designed a program that acknowledges the circumstances of project managers. They are interrupted constantly. We do our work with them primarily over the phone. Really! Take a look at the Project Leader Studio program description.

There's a good chance we are delaying the start by one week to accommodate 5 people from one company. That creates an opportunity for others. We still have room for a few more people. If you write Greg Howell he will send you a link to a document describing why he and I are doing this program.

In the meantime, I'm taking a road trip with my oldest son. (Why not? It's been 5 months since the road trip with my youngest son.) He's headed to Steamboat Springs, CO for the winter. If you want to speak with me about our project leader development program, Greg will know how to reach me.

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