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Penny Pullan is the founder and Managing Director of Making Projects Work Ltd. She has written for several publications in the UK. She is available for comment on issues relating to meetings and workshops, project management, change management and saving time through effective meetings.
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If you are a journalist and you would like to contact Penny or view copies of any articles without links, please call 01509 821691.
Below is a list of our articles publised by professional organisations:
April 2008: Project Management Institute’s UK Newsletter - "Conference Calls Made Easy" Penny provides tips for project people to make their conference calls work effectively.
January 2008: British Computer Society’s ITNow – ‘Making Project Workshops Work.’ Penny brings key tips for IT project workshops by invitation from the BCS. See also 'What an elephant is like' on the BCS website.
December 2007: ProgM: The Programme Management Specific Interest Group Newsletter – “A Programme Manager meets the Ghosts of Meetings Past, Present and Future.” With Tim Mortimer, an expert in team performance, Penny reviews the past and present of programme meetings and looks forward to the possibilities for the future in a fun imitation of Dickens’ Christmas Carol.
November 2007: Project Management Institute’s UK Newsletter - "Making Project Meetings Work" Penny provides tips and templates to help Project Managers make their meetings work.
October 2007: ProgM: The Programme Management Specific Interest Group Newsletter – “Choosing and Using a Facilitator” Penny highlights the pros and cons of different ways of finding a facilitator to make your meetings work.
September 2007: ProgM: The Programme Management Specific Interest Group Newsletter – “Making Programme Workshops Work” Penny’s article received the highest click-through rates of all of the guest contributors to this online newsletter, from their circulation of more than 2000 programme managers
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