Project Management for Success in Scientific Research

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR B-BIC OR HARVARD CATALYST MEMBERS ONLY. IF YOU ARE UNSURE IF YOU QUALIFY AS A B-BIC OR HARVARD CATALYST MEMBER, PLEASE CONTACT LEARNING@B-BIC.ORG BEFORE REGISTERING. This project management workshop will build on our earlier offering: Principles of Project Management [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Xw8euXegrY&index=1&list=PL4ar_4rlccKi883ORnPS5NKdXQwf2iyDS&t=2s]. We will explore concrete examples of how these principles can be applied to work in the laboratory. Researchers will have the opportunity to build a high-level project plan for their own projects as well as receive feedback on the plan from both expert instructors and scientific peers. About the Instructor: Erin McKenna, MBA Erin has over sixteen years of medical device product development and commercialization.  She started her career in Research and Development at Boston Scientific, and launched several vascular graft and peripheral embolization products before shifting her focus to identifying and implementing company-wide product development lifecycle process improvements.