Michelle LaBrosse
Michelle LaBrosse is the founder and Chief Cheetah of Cheetah Learning. In 2006, the Project Management Institute selected Michelle as one of the 25 most influential women in project management, one of only two women selected from the training and education industry. Michelle is a graduate of the Harvard Business School's Owner & President Management program for entrepreneurs, and is the author of Cheetah Project Management and Cheetah Negotiations. To contact Michelle and learn more about Cheetah Learning, visit http://www.cheetahlearning.com.
Published articles
The following 7 articles by Michelle LaBrosse have been published in ZATZ magazines.
Brothers in arms: change management and project management
Change management can't be successful without project management, because project management enables change management, and change management, by its very nature, actually creates projects. In this helpful article, we'll look at how these two management disciplines might help manage IT projects in the organization. [OutlookPower Magazine, August 2008]
Ten ways to remove the roadblocks to change
A few weeks ago, we ran the first part of Brothers in arms: change management and project management. In that article, we explained how change management and project management work together to accomplish change. In this article, we'll look at ten ways to remove the common roadblocks that get in the way of change being realized. [OutlookPower Magazine, August 2008]
How to stay on top of your game: keeping your Lotus skills saleable
We've all been there: in a place where we feel that our career has stalled or that we've stagnated and stopped growing professionally. If your work life is a little like the movie Ground Hound Day, it may be time to look at your skills and figure out how to get back on top of your game. [DominoPower Magazine, April 2008]
Tips for better email negotiations
Life is a series of negotiations. A common myth is to see negotiation as the purview of people in pinstripes. Instead, negotiation is for every one who wants to be more successful in life. And while negotiation is often considered a face-to-face activity, many good negotiation strategies can apply to your email conversations as well. [OutlookPower Magazine, April 2008]
How to stay on top of your game: keeping your skills in tip top shape
We've all been there: in a place where we feel that our career has stalled or that we've stagnated and stopped growing professionally. If your work life is a little like the movie Ground Hound Day, it may be time to look at your skills and figure out how to get back on top of your game. [OutlookPower Magazine, February 2008]
Getting the right start for your projects
When you look at the difference between the successes and failures of your past projects, there are often a few common culprits. If you begin with the end in mind, these obstacles to success can be prevented. There are some key questions to ask in forming the foundation of your project, in this article you'll learn what those key questions are and how to plan for success. [OutlookPower Magazine, December 2007]
My top five project management tools
Do you have to manage projects? If you do, you understand the complexity -- and the stress. Michelle LaBrosse, a project manager with 20 years of experience, shows us how five simple tools can help make things much easier. [OutlookPower Magazine, September 2007]
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