Project Management for Relay for Life

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Project Management: Plan for Success 1.Please leave your items at your group/ division table 2.Sit in a ‘T’ 3.Follow ALL instructions 4.No TALKING

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A Relay for Life look at the franklin covey project management process.

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Project Management:

Plan for Success

1. Please leave your items at your group/ division table

2. Sit in a ‘T’3. Follow ALL

instructions4. No TALKING

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Ava Danner&

Mark Horoszowski

Volunteer Members, Nationwide Leadership

Training Team

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Agenda

• Opening Exercise

• Project Management Process– Visualize– Plan– Implement– Close

• Questions

• Takeaways & CTAs

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Objectives

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NEED for a project

2% vs. 19%

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What is Project Management?

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PLAN FOR SUCCESS

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VISUALIZE

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VISUALIZE

vs.

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Stakeholders:Those who have a stake in the

outcome of a project.

Key Stakeholders: Those who determine what

makes the project a success.

WORKSHEET

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S – Specific

M – Measurable

A – Achievable

R – Relevant

T – Time-dimensioned

SMART Results

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KEY-STAKEHOLDER INTERVIEW

Stakeholder Interview Questions ASK: As you think about success on this project, tell me, what kinds of things are important to you (desired results)? ADD: Anything else? PRIORITIZE: What is your priority for these things? Key Stakeholder Name:

Desired Results Priority

WORKSHEET

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PROJECT INITIATION FORM

Project Title: Current Date: State Date: Target Finish Date

Vision Statement Purpose:

Description:

Desired Results: (from Key Stakeholders)

Priority - prioritize the desired results from highest to lowest

Compare the project vision statement with the SMART criteria.

Specific

Measurable

Achievable

Relevant

Time-Dimensioned

APPROVALS Preliminary Approval (executive sponsor, key stakeholders) to proceed to the Plan Stage. Signature: Date: Date:

WORKSHEET

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PLANNING

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The Planning 2-Step

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RALLY

Recruiting Volunteers

Logistics

Entertainment

Location

Mind mapping

Time

Budget

Location

Band

Speakers

Planning Committee

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WORKSHEET

PROJECT TIMETABLE

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WORKSHEET

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IMPLEMENT

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Implementing

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Implementing (cont).

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“Volunteers need to be treated

like gold, but also treated as

part of the project team – an

interesting tight rope to walk,

weighing both the fact that this

is not a job yet we have a very

important job to do”.

Accountability

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What are some strategies to help manage:

Time&

Accountability

Brainstorm

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Time Management Best Practices

Accountability Best Practices

WORKSHEET

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CLOSING

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2 Closes

Partial & Project

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Partial Close

• Are we on track?• What did we do right?• Are there any struggles?

“When one door closes, another door opens”

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Project Close

Did we suck?

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WORKSHEET

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“A stupid man learns from his own

mistakes…

…A wise man learns from the mistakes of

others”.

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VISUALIZE

PLANNING

IMPLEMENT

CLOSING

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•Key stakeholder interview form•Project initiation form

Project planning toolProject timetable

Project timetable

Project evaluation tool

PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROCESS

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WRAP UP

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RALLY

Recruiting Volunteers

Logistics

Entertainment

Location

Mind mapping

Time

Budget

Location

Band

Speakers

Planning Committee

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RELAY

Recruiting Volunteers

Logistics

Entertainment

Location

Time

Planning Committee

Budget

Location

Band

Speakers

Survivorship

T. Development

T. Recruitment

LogisticsT. Retention

Luminaria

Mission / education Advocacy

Mind mapping

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Survivorship T. Development

T. Recruitment Logistics

T. Retention

LuminariaMission

Advocacy

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NOW WHAT?!

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WE NEED YOU TO LEAD US

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THANK YOU

Ava Danner

[email protected]

Mark Horoszowski

HowToRelay.blogspot.com