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‘Project Management is key to business growth’

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The Managing Director, Sub-Saharan Africa, Project Management Institute (PMI), Mr. George Asamani has lauded the impact and crucial role played by project managers across the globe in completing projects and improving business growth.

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In a statement by the PMI marking the International Project Management Day celebration, Asamani said: “Project managers play a crucial role in completing projects, including famous landmarks, yet they are not always as prominently recognised as architects, engineers, or designers. This is because, like superheroes, they leave the scene after saving the day.”

The 2023 International Project Management Day theme is ‘Embrace, Empower, Evolve’. Speaking to the theme, Asamani said “Embracing challenges is the essence of project management. Project managers are trained to handle the unexpected, navigate uncertainties, and adapt to changing circumstances,” adding that “successful project managers are flexible in their approaches, but are open to change and continuously seek innovative solutions to deliver projects to stakeholders’ satisfaction.

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“They are equipped with diverse skills, such as leadership, communication, risk management, and problem-solving, enabling them to address various hurdles derailing projects. These skills form the bedrock of their work,” he added.

In the consistently evolving landscape of today’s business and technology sectors, PMI boss stated that project managers serve as the linchpin, employing a diverse skillset to orchestrate complex endeavours from inception to completion successfully.

He said: “Project managers are the engineers of dreams, architects of innovation, and designers of creative vision who work behind the scenes to make things happen. They are the ones who ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and meeting organisational goals and objectives. Their work affects countless industries, from construction and technology to healthcare and finance. It is only fair that we honour their invaluable contributions to society on the eve of International Project Management Day.”
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