TRAINING SPECIALIST AWARDED RISK MANAGEMENT ACCREDITATION

Posted Wednesday 3rd March, 2010

Already well respected as an innovative provider of project and change management training, pearcemayfield has added risk management to its range of training products.

The learning and development specialist company has been accredited through the APM Group to offer the Office of Government Commerce's (OGC), Management of Risk (MOR) training, which can help an organisation sharpen up its risk management procedures.

pearcemayfield Head of Training, John Edmonds says: -Any project carries an element of risk and effective management can mean the difference between success and failure. That involves training a team, or individual, how to implement an effective framework throughout the lifetime of a project. The beauty of MOR is that it can also be applied outside of projects, both to programmes and to the organisation's operational and strategic levels.

We are already accredited in PRINCE2, MSP, P3O and Change Management. The addition of MOR strengthens our portfolio.

One of the first organisations to experience pearcemayfield's unique delivery of risk management training is global logistics company, DHL.

For further information on the range of training solutions from pearcemayfield, visit http://www.pearcemayfield.com or John's blog: www.theopsimath.typepad.com

This article was posted on Wednesday 3rd March, 2010.

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