Get Your Collaboration Groove On: Top Tools for Project Initiation

Part 1 – Project Priority Triangle

Why take this offering?

If you’re initiating a project, have just been assigned to an existing project as the project manager, or struggling to get your stakeholders aligned, this is for you!

We’ll take the triple constraint and show you how to collaborate with key stakeholders to align project priorities that will set up your project for success and provide the foundation for project decisions along the way.

Who are we?

Greetings! I’m Barb, and I started Projects Practice because I saw a need for a learning management resource that helps project professionals confidently manage their projects with finesse. I’ve been a project manager as long as I can remember, which has been a long time. I originally started my career as a healthcare provider in medical technology, and then I moved into information technology. And then after that, I started managing projects across all industries.

Barbara Kephart, PMP from Projects Pivot

Hello everyone! I’m Annie, a seasoned Project Management Professional (PMP) with decades of experience. I’m currently the Chief Coach at the Project Management GameBoard, focusing on streamlining PM practices and building effective project teams. I love Miro, visual collaboration, and the power of remote teams. While I mostly work in tech, I’ve supported projects in various industries, helping them grow. I specialize in guiding individuals and organizations to enhance project outcomes and align with strategic goals.

Annie MacLeod, PMP from Project Collaboration

Hi, I’m Cheryl, a project management consultant and trainer with 30+ years of experience. I aim to tailor project management to fit each organization’s culture. I create engaging courses for education, government, and private sectors, focusing on hands-on, interactive sessions both in-person and online. I emphasize the value of formal project management through effective teams and staying current with industry trends.

Cheryl Allen, PMP from from Projects Pivot

What skills will I gain?

We’ll take the triple constraint theory and use it as the backdrop for our collaboration with the key stakeholders. By translating it into the project priority triangle, we’ll foster deep conversations with these folks to truly understand their expectations of our project.

You’ll understand how to use this visual method to build a collaborative meeting that engages the participants, making it more informative for everyone.

Then we’ll use a case study to practice the project priority triangle in a real-life PM scenario.

Come join us!