This Project Management Workshop offers an invaluable toolkit for you to build a framework for systematic planning, monitoring and reviewing to help you get and keep control of your work, improve efficiency and effectiveness and reduce stress.
Highly regarded presenter, Jill Gael, returns with another session of her practical and realistic Managing Projects Workshop, in partnership with the Australia Business Arts Foundation. Make sure to bring all your realistic event frustrations and specific problems because that’s what Jill wants to work on with you.
The Program will cover:
· Key elements from planning and scoping through to completion as well as what these and other things mean.
· Best ways to work to meet timelines and be within budget.
· How to keep project workers, volunteers and other stakeholders well informed and on track for success.
· Ways to manage and minimise Identified risks.
· How to be creative when something unplanned arises.
· Wrapping up well.
· Evaluating projects.
If you are on the committee or board of management, a paid or volunteer member of an event/arts organisation, then this is a terrific opportunity for you to pack your skills toolbox with a shed-full of tricks and techniques to enable your event to stand out in a crowded calendar.
Events Tasmania, as part of its Event Development Program, provides this workshop free for Tasmanian event/arts organisers. Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea are provided.
Launceston
Friday 1 July 2011
9.30am – 4.30pm
Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery @Inveresk
2 Invermay Road, Inveresk
Parking is available in the main car park for $4 all day.
Hobart
Monday 4 July 2011
9.30am – 4.30pm
Royal Society Room,
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
19 Davey Street entrance (on water dock side of building)
Register at info@eventstasmania.com or 03 6237 6431 before Monday 20 June 2011. Places are filling fast.
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