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	<title>Comments on: Would I like to speak about project risk management?</title>
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		<title>By: Simon Reed</title>
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		<dc:creator>Simon Reed</dc:creator>
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		<description>And a very good talk it was too.

Bryan is a very good presenter: entertaining, structured, fun and he imparts information in a memorable and easily understood way.  I was impressed - and that&#039;s before I even get onto the content.  I expect Bryan could do an hour on &#039;how to make toast&#039; and keep his audience engrossed.

He is clearly a very experienced PM; his examples were all backed up accounts from his personal experience.

He gave us a tools and techniques for managing project risk wrapped up into an integrated approach that could be made to work with (despite?) an established (and typically unsatisfactory) corporate risk management environment.

It is an approach that would be of immense benefit to a junior or inexperienced project manager that has been presented with a &#039;challenged&#039; project.

For more experienced PMs, there is plenty of food for thought and I shall cheerfully, gratefully and shamelessly be adding his techniques to my &#039;bag of tools&#039;.

Thanks, Bryan!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>And a very good talk it was too.</p>
<p>Bryan is a very good presenter: entertaining, structured, fun and he imparts information in a memorable and easily understood way.  I was impressed &#8211; and that&#8217;s before I even get onto the content.  I expect Bryan could do an hour on &#8216;how to make toast&#8217; and keep his audience engrossed.</p>
<p>He is clearly a very experienced PM; his examples were all backed up accounts from his personal experience.</p>
<p>He gave us a tools and techniques for managing project risk wrapped up into an integrated approach that could be made to work with (despite?) an established (and typically unsatisfactory) corporate risk management environment.</p>
<p>It is an approach that would be of immense benefit to a junior or inexperienced project manager that has been presented with a &#8216;challenged&#8217; project.</p>
<p>For more experienced PMs, there is plenty of food for thought and I shall cheerfully, gratefully and shamelessly be adding his techniques to my &#8216;bag of tools&#8217;.</p>
<p>Thanks, Bryan!</p>
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