Project Pitch

Annie MacLeod

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The Project Management GameBoard is bringing you an easy peasy template to get your key stakeholders up to speed on your project. This template will give you a way to 'pitch' your project to ensure you get the resources, buy-in, budget and support you need to be successful.

If you are a project manager, a subject matter expert with a great idea, or a project leader of a key corporate project this template is for you! It will get people engaged in your idea and provide you with invaluable feedback.

We've broken your pitch into 5 easy steps:

Warm-up - prep your project problem statement and pitch meeting agenda
Scope - walk through your project priorities and definition of success
Time - present a high level range estimate of the project duration
Budget - outline the budget range and key assumptions
Bring it home - get your stakeholders to give you feedback on your 'pitch'

Annie MacLeod

Chief Coach @ Project Collaboration.ca

Annie is the Chief Coach at Project Collaboration.ca. She is the author of the book – Lead then Learn, Powering Project Teams with Collaboration - published by Business Experts Press. As a Miro evangelist and being passionate about visual collaboration and the power of remote teams, she loves to create and share templates in the Miroverse.

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