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The program runs in three movements: an opening onsite that sets firm-wide intent, twelve self-paced virtual modules that build the core skills in sequence, and a closing capstone onsite that applies it all to real Grace cases. Work the modules in order. Each one assumes the last.
Everything in the program
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Orientation
How the program works: when content unlocks, where to find it, how to work each module, and what to expect across the fifteen weeks.
Onsite #1
Onsite #1
The PM Role
What the project manager owns, and the cost of work advancing while a critical decision stays open.
Project Finance 1
Why a project can be on budget and still lose money: the gap between what it spends and what it earns.
Project Finance 2
How backlog converts to earned revenue and to cash, and how the PM controls that pace.
Pursuit, Contracting & Project Startup
How a pursuit becomes a project, and how a clean step-in defends the fee.
BST Technical Training
Two live BST sessions built from real PM questions. See the schedule and download the training plan.
Planning Process
How planning turns a scope into a plan that is broken down, priced, sequenced, staffed, and measurable.
Communication Planning
How a communication plan keeps the team, consultants, and client aligned, designed before the kickoff.
Project Kickoff
How a kickoff aligns the whole team on what “done” looks like before the work starts.
Managing Execution 1
How the PM compares the week to the plan on Friday, routes every gap, and builds next week before it starts.
Read the Data in BST
How to read a project in BST, change its dates and resources, and review the monthly pre bill. Recap and recording available.
Managing Execution 2: Leading with Data
How the PM runs the monthly review on the PM dashboard. Find where the phase is, forecast the finish, bill and collect, and act on the state this month.
Managing Change
How the PM builds the change process at kickoff, logs every request, and opens every change conversation with the words the client should hear first.
Quality Assurance & Quality Control
How the PM schedules, prepares, drives, and verifies each review, so the work is proved ready before it moves.
Closeout and Debriefing
Close the project across five areas: the contract, the money, the client, the lesson and the record. Debrief at each phase end and at closeout, and end with an action, an owner and a date.
The PM’s Role in Centerline
What the PM owns in Centerline, from project setup through bidding, construction, and closeout. Session recap and recording available.
Onsite #2
The in person capstone, November 4 to 12. Phoenix, Dallas, New Orleans, Orlando and Nashville, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM local.
Additional References
Additional References