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Project manager

Define the work, coordinate people and resources, and keep a project on schedule.

Black project management history

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  1. 01 · Person / decision

    Asya Watkins

    2015 · Professional development
  2. 02 · Opportunity / responsibility Professional learning and peers

    Watkins built a network for Black women working in project management.

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  3. 03 · Your role today · comparison Project manager

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2015 · Professional development

Asya Watkins

Watkins founded Women Of Project Management to give Black women in the profession a place to meet peers and develop as leaders.

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Lead a larger project

Try thisSketch the milestones, budget owner and dependencies for one project.

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