Ten guiding principles of international project management

Ten Guiding Principles for International Project Management

Andy Hughes, MD of Tenax lists his top ten guiding principles for international project management

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

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