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It walks through the project lifecycle, initiation and planning, collaboration and onboarding, communications, implementation and monitoring, risk management, and evaluation and follow-up. The event planning portion covers event components, task lists, document organization, marketing, speakers and sessions, progress reporting, and budgeting and sponsorships, emphasizing readiness for real-world coordination.","Project Management and Event Planning for Office Administrators  \nProject Management and Event Planning for Office Administrators  \nBLYTHE ALLMAN  \nFANSHAWE COLLEGE PRESS BOOKS LONDON ONTARIO  \nProject Management and Event Planning for Office Administrators Copyright © 2024 by Blythe Allman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.  \nContents  \nAcknowledgements x  \nAbout this Book 1  \nCase Study  \nSunny Horizons, Inc. 3  \nChapter 1-Introduction to Project Management & The Project Lifecycle  \n1.1. Chapter Introduction 9  \n1.2. Project Management (PM) Definition 10  \n1.3. Types of Projects 12  \n1.4. Aspects of Project Management 14  \n1.5. Life Cycle 17  \n1.6. Key Terms 20  \n1.7. What's my Role? 22  \nChapter 2-Collaboration and Working to Support a Team  \n2.1. Chapter Introduction 24  \n2.2. Working With Teams 25  \n2.3. Types of Teams 27  \n2.4. Team Meetings 30  \n2.5. Virtual PM 33  \n2.6 Collaboration Tools 36  \nHeather Beecroft  \n2.7. Key Terms 39  \n2.8. What's my Role? 40  \nChapter 3-Project Management-The Initiation and Planning Phases  \n3.1. Chapter Introduction 42  \n3.2. Initiation Phase 43  \n3.3. Strategic Alignment 44  \n3.4. Project Charter 46  \n3.5. Project Scope 49  \n3.6. Managing the Scope 53  \n3.7. Managing the Schedule 54  \n3.8. Planning Phase 56  \n3.9. Scheduling Terms 58  \n3.10. Work Breakdown Structures 59  \n3.11. Cost Estimation/Budgeting 63  \n3.12. Key Terms 66  \n3.13. What's my Role? 68  \nChapter 4-Communications and Onboarding  \n4.1. Chapter Introduction 70  \n4.2. Role of Communication in PM 71  \n4.3. Types of Communication 73  \n4.4. Communication Technology 75  \n4.5 Onboarding Team Members 76  \n4.6. Offboarding Team Members 77  \n4.7. Project Toolkit 78  \n4.8. Key Terms 79  \n4.9. What's my Role? 80  \nChapter 5-Project Management-The Implementation/Execution, Monitoring, &  \nClosure Phases  \n5.1. Chapter Introduction 82  \n5.2. Implementation/Execution Phase 83  \n5.3. Quality in PM 85  \n5.4. Monitoring Phase 87  \n5.5. Project Reports 88  \n5.6. Closing/Closure Phase 89  \n5.7. Contract Closing 92  \n5.8. Releasing the Resources 95  \n5.9. Key Terms 96  \n5.10. What's my Role? 97  \nChapter 6-Risk Management & Contingency Planning  \n6.1. Chapter Introduction 99  \n6.2. Risk Management 100  \n6.3. Risk Identification and Evaluation 102  \n6.4. Risk Mitigation 105  \n6.5. Risks in Project Phases 107  \n6.6. Contingencies 109  \n6.7. Contingency Planning for Events 110  \nHeather Beecroft  \n6.8. Key Terms 112  \n6.9. What's my Role? 113  \nChapter 7-Project Management-Feedback and Followup  \n7.1. 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