Why hire a project manager?**and how to avoid SLAGIATT

Congratulations! Your boss just assigned you to a critical project for your organization. It’s high profile. It’s complex. And all eyes are on you.

You start by setting up some internal meetings with your project team. Then come the architect and contractor meetings. And then the vendor meetings.

Before you know it, you’re spending most of your time sitting in conference rooms, responding to emails, scratching at consultants’ doors and scheduling meetings on top of more meetings to make sure everything is getting done.

Your project quickly becomes overwhelming. Scope creep, delays, budget overruns, your boss clawing up your back—you name it, it’s all happening right before your eyes.

And to top it off, you’re managing this project in addition to your ongoing responsibilities!

Although it SLAGIATT (seemed like a good idea at the time), you clearly need professional help from someone who has been there, done that.

Enter the project management experts at JLL.

We’ll save you time. We’ll save you money. And we’ll make you look good.

With so much at stake on a project, you can’t afford to make mistakes. We’ll customize a solution just for you.

So, sit back, relax and leave the headaches and the juggling to the pros.

Ready to start?

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JLL’s project management business customizes project and construction management solutions for real estate owners and occupiers globally. We manage a wide range of projects, including interior build-outs and base building construction, on everything from single tenant properties to multi-site programs. With more than 3,000 professionals across 75 countries, the firm is one of the largest and most experienced project and development practices in the world, managing more than $22.1 billion project spend annually.