LEADING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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70077973 MAHA ISRAR

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DATE OF SUBMISSION:30 AUGUST 2020

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 Establish the Project Team
In this article author want to describe the establishment of a project team. At this point, it will be useful
to form a project team. The team members can be an invaluable asset to you. They will act as a liaison
between the project and the rest of your client’s organization. The job description for the team might be
to work with you to:
i. Customize plans and activities during upcoming phases in the consulting cycle.
ii. Review various drafted results from the consulting process.
iii. Monitor progress of the project.
iv. Sustain momentum throughout the planning process.
v. Answer various questions from you during the project.
The team should include five to eight highly committed individuals. That size often seems to provide the
most appropriate range of energy, participation and decision-making ability. Membership on the team
depends on the desired project outcomes and the scope of activities. If the number of employees in the
organization is 10 or less, you might include all employees on the team. It often helps if the team is
comprised of a cross-section of the employees, including executives, middle managers and entry-level
employees
i. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
ii. Include the person responsible to ensure the project is finished.
iii. Encourage the Board Chair to be on the team
iv. Include a “champion.”
v. Include someone to help administer the project
vi. Consider having the leader of each major product or service on the team
vii. Consider including members from outside the organization
Despite the popularity of the term “change” today, it is surprising how little people really know about the
principles and activities required for successful change in organizations. Even highly experienced leaders
and managers often do not realize what brought about successful change in their organizations they often
conclude that things just seemed to work out well somehow.