management announcement: due to icelandic volcanic ash, the understudy for eric berg (john cropper)...
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Management Announcement:
Due to Icelandic volcanic ash, the understudy for Eric Berg (John Cropper) will be playing two roles in today’s presentation. Any errors he might make are to be blamed directly on Eric or Vulcan, the Roman god of fire and volcanoes.
Agenda• Welcome and Introduction (Richard Pharro)
• Charting the Progress (John Cropper)
• Results of Pilots and Building Momentum (John Cropper in absence of Eric Berg)
• Exam Mechanisms (Leah Radstone)
• Training Opportunities with PMD Pro (Chris Cattaway)
• Q & A (All)
• Close
We can help NGOs• “Most people that work for a charity are project
managers. They manage many different types of projects, usually with limited training in professional project management concepts common in the commercial sector. After years of talking about developing exams for project management in the NGO/Non-profit industry, APMG is the first accreditation company to step up and do something about it.”
Source: Eric Berg
We can help PMs working for NGOs
• People who hold professional qualifications and memberships increase the probability of being employed by 9 per cent.
• Those who hold professional qualifications earn 37% more on average than their colleagues who are not qualified
Source: Consultative Committee for Professional Management Organizations (CCPMO)
Most importantly we can help people in need
• PM4NGOs was created in March 2007 by NGO practitioner members of LINGOs and interested members of the Project Management Institute.
• They believed that improving project management practices could have significant impact on the effectiveness of aid.
• A survey of the working group indicated that between them, they employed around 15,000 project managers with annual project budgets of $4.74bn.
• Hence (crudely), a 1% improvement in effectiveness would yield an additional $47m to spend on projects.
• The impact in terms of quality improvement would be even higher
We wouldn’t be here if:-• Chris Cattaway hadn’t explained the scale of the
challenge
• Eric Berg hadn’t pulled a team together
• John Cropper hadn’t provided technical input
• Mike Culligan hadn’t produced copious information
• My colleague Leah Radstone hadn’t managed our input
• All of us weren’t able to work in a true spirit of trust, cooperation and commitment
We wouldn’t have got this far without:-
• Support from many people drafting and reviewing questions
• People drafting and reviewing a relevant PM Body of Knowledge
• Training companies offering support and material
• Especially Steve Marks of Project Performance for their PRINCE2 CBT
• Ken Lane for introducing Chris to us
We wouldn’t know the scheme works without:-
• Pilots in South Africa by:-– PSI
– Aidsportal
– HIVOS
– WITS
• Pilot in Zambia– World Vision
210 Participants Representing Over 120 Organizations
International, National and Local NGOs
Governments
Intergovernmental Organizations
Corporations
Training Companies
Universities
Consultants
NGO Consortiums
London and Washington Summit Statistics
PMD Pro1 Pilots: Participant Comments
Zambia: Lead Sponsor – World VisionChikondi Phiri Operations Director
South Africa: Lead Sponsor PSILola Olojede Ministry of Health
Updates and Momentum
Inter-American Development Bank
World Vision - Southern Africa
Interaction
US AID
Cost of Exams
• $20 NGO from a developing country
• $50 NGO from a developed country working in a developing country
• $120 NGO from a developed country working in a developed country
Webinars
Communities
On-Line Courses
Coaching
E-LearningCourses
Blended Learning Approach to Exam Preparation
Read the PMD Pro Guide
ClassroomTraining
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