Project Execution Fundamentals for Non-Project Managers & Cross-Functional Delivery Excellence
Venue: Gelian Hotel, Machakos-Kenya
Date: 1st - 6th June 2026
Cost: Kshs. 86,000 / USD 850
CPD points: 10
Overview
Empower non‑project managers with essential project execution skills to contribute effectively to cross‑functional delivery. This program demystifies project management concepts and provides practical tools for planning, monitoring, and collaborating on projects. Participants will learn to understand project lifecycles, manage their tasks within a project framework, and communicate effectively with project managers and team members. Through interactive workshops and real‑world scenarios, attendees will build confidence in contributing to project success without needing formal project management certification. This training is ideal for functional staff, subject matter experts, and anyone who participates in project teams and wants to enhance their delivery capabilities.
Objectives
- Understand key project management concepts, terminology, and lifecycles
- Define roles and responsibilities within cross‑functional project teams
- Apply basic planning tools (work breakdown structures, Gantt charts) to own work
- Monitor personal progress against project milestones and report status
- Identify and communicate project risks and issues effectively
- Collaborate with project managers and other team members to resolve problems
- Contribute to project meetings and reviews with confidence
- Support project closure and lessons learned processes
- Build a project‑oriented mindset to improve cross‑functional delivery
Target Audience
- Functional managers and team members involved in projects
- Subject matter experts contributing to project teams
- Administrative and support staff in project environments
- New project team members without formal project management training
- Anyone seeking to improve their project collaboration skills
- Professionals transitioning into project‑based work
Methodology
- Interactive workshops with practical exercises
- Case studies of cross‑functional project successes and challenges
- Group discussions on common project pitfalls
- Hands‑on use of simple project planning templates
- Role‑play of project meetings and communication
- Peer sharing of experiences in project teams
- Action planning for applying skills to current projects
