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Tuesday 25th September 2007

Tuesday 25th September 2007; 10:00am to 12:00 noon EDT (15:00 - 17:00 UK time)

Pharma & Biotech Network

The Role of Governance 

Places still available - click now to register

Human Systems' global project management knowledge network exists to help its members target best practices in project and programme management. This webinar offers attendees the chance to benefit from recent worldwide and cross-industry research and also share the experience of practitioners in understanding the effect of governance on the outcome of projects. The webinar will offer an overview of the approaches and the benefits and issues in practice.  Senior managers and directors with direct involvement or an interest in project and programme management are invited to attend and contribute to facilitated discussions to draw out valuable learning points.

Speakers will include Dr Jane Bainbridge, VP Clinical Operations at Celgene Corporation and Dr George Kousseff, Senior Manager, Change Capability at Lloyds TSB. Following these presentations, Human Systems will review their latest research in this area.   

Issues covered will include:

·         How should risk be viewed by governance?

·         What relationships should exist between stage gates’ review boards and governance bodies?

·         Finance versus Science - where does the balance lie?

·         Do current pharma and biotech organizational structures support effective governance?

·         How effective is the decision making process?

·         What do governance bodies require to make effective decisions?

·         Project review board or governance body?

All attendees will receive a summary paper of pointers to and examples of good practice in the governance of projects and programmes. Places still available - click now to register

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