7N Academy | Program Risk Management

In this session, you will learn

1

Risk definition: What is a program and project risk? How do you identify and document them? How do you manage risks across the program?
2

Risk management process: This includes prioritization and risk handling across management levels, as well as defining clear roles and risk responsibilities.
3

Risk methods and tools: What tools and methods can you use at different stages of your program to support risk identification, evaluation and mitigation? How do you support risk management and connect the risk levels to support managing, reporting and involving stakeholders in the risk process?

About the session

How to benefit from proper program risk management
As a program manager, program risk manager or PgmMO (program office), effectively handling risks is crucial for achieving your program goals and ensuring program success. This workshop focuses on enhancing your ability to identify, monitor, and manage program risks throughout the program life cycle and across the projects in the program — from program definition to planning and execution.

Mastering these program risk management techniques significantly enhances your chances of successfully meeting program objectives and avoiding potential pitfalls.

Your instructor
This session is taught by an experienced instructor and in IT program- and project management and project risk management with experience in public sector IT development, digitization, and construction.

He is the founder of the consultancy RISK ID with focus on effective project risk management, associated management consultant at 7N, and part of the Danish IPMA certification organization.

Training format: Inspirational Sessions
Short and engaging sessions designed to introduce new approaches and spark creativity.

Session details

Format

Inspirational Session

Location

On site or online

Language

Danish/English

Attendees

No limit

Duration

1.5 hours

Who is this session for?

The session is tailored for program and project managers. Participants typically have years of practical experience working as program or project managers.