The UL Approach to Risk & Stakeholder Management


On November 1st, the Chicagoland Chapter of the Project Management Institute held the 3rd annual Project Development Day Event in Rolling Meadows, IL.    The title of the event was “Going beyond the Triple Constraints”, and there were 4 tracks of educational programming offered.    I was the track lead for track #3 covering stakeholder management, procurement, and risk management, and I was responsible for getting 7 speakers from a wide variety of application areas, including IT, manufacturing, construction, and transportation, as well as project management consulting firms that specialized in everything from Lean Six Sigma, public speaking/leadership principles, and strategic planning.    During the next week, I intend to give summaries of the presentations that were given at the PD Day Event.

1.   Speaker Bio

Rafael Matuk (rafael.matuk@outlook.com) has more than 20 years of experience in most aspects of IT strategy, applications, delivery and operations.

A successful IT Executive, Rafael has a proven track record delivering and supporting IT projects and solutions in complex, multinational and multicultural environments. He has broad experience in Supply Chain, Manufacturing, IT strategy, Quality and Operations Management, Enterprise Resource Planning, Outsourcing and Strategic Business Transformation. Rafael is fluent in English and Spanish.

2.  Presentation Summary

I am waiting for a copy of the presentation slides so I can add some details to my notes–the entire post should be up in the next day or so.

Rafael spends his free time with his wife and three daughters, enjoys photography and profuse reading.

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