Andy Hughes, MD of Tenax lists his top ten guiding principles for international project management
- Sustainability – Assess the environmental, ethical, economic, legal and political factors associated with a project and its geographical location.
- Social Impact – Consider the positive impact a project can have on the wider community.
- Cultural Complexities – Embrace diversity and harness the benefits that it will bring to the project.
- Stakeholder Engagement – Ensure that the project creates an environment where all voices are heard.
- Communication – Communication is absolutely key to successful Project Management.
- Operational Controls – Create a management structure that is unique to the project and applied for its objectives.
- Leadership – Be versatile and lead through collaboration and engagement.
- Financial – Financial planning will be of critical importance to Project cash flow.
- Strategic Alignment – Use strategic thinking to manage risk and utilise opportunities.
- Project Legacy – Legacy must be built from the outset to be truly realised.
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