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“Accidental” Project Manager Series: What’s in YOUR Project?

“Accidental” Project Manager Series: What’s in YOUR Project?

by Howard Consulting | Jun 19, 2018 | Blog, News and Events, Project Management

Is your office filled with To-Do lists and post-it notes that never get finished? Do these sound familiar? You need to plan a project but aren’t sure how to start. Your project got off to an awkward start or didn’t get started at all. The actual work didn’t go...
How to Be a Confident Project Manager at Your Nonprofit

How to Be a Confident Project Manager at Your Nonprofit

by Howard Consulting | Aug 12, 2017 | Blog, News and Events, Project Management

Have you ever found yourself walking into your boss’s office as a confident, successful team member – ready to jump into the next assignment?   You get it. Then you walk out feeling scared, nervous, and wondering what just happened because your boss asked you to...
Workshop: Strategies to Overcome Stakeholder Resistance

Workshop: Strategies to Overcome Stakeholder Resistance

by Howard Consulting | Mar 24, 2017 | Blog, News and Events

When: Registration Ended Click here for details: https://www.mafn.org/event-2317341 Change is hard! We all resist change on some level – whether it’s a change in our work, a change in our personal lives, or simply a change in scheduled dinner plans. As facilitators,...
Workshop: Strategies to Overcome Stakeholder Resistance

Finding Strategies Along a Path of Resistance

by Howard Consulting | May 2, 2016 | Blog, News and Events

Webinar for Mid-Atlantic Facilitators Network – June 10, 2016 Have you been hearing things like this from people who may be impacted by a change? Why do we need to change anything? It’s working perfectly fine the way it is! They’ve already tried this and it...
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