Coaching, Consulting & Customized Training

by Suzanne S. Davenport
Author of
Herding Smart Cats
Business and project advisor

the issue &

how smart projex helps

Are your projects failing, missing deadlines and falling increasingly behind, or are project failing to deliver the planned benefits?

Time is the one resource that you can’t create or recover.

step 1.

define the struggle

In business do you find your project teams struggling with:

  • Scope creep, often caused by smart people coming up with great ideas, day after day…
  • People working tirelessly, and often going down expensive rabbit holes…
  • Contracted workers running projects into the red before anyone knows…
  • Projects with little vision or that don’t align with your business strategy…

Smart Projex is a new way of approaching project management. Focus on building teams that know

how to deliver results that matter!

  • METHODOLOGY
    Proven methods that take the chaos out of projects
  • STARTING
    Starting a project “smart” boosts project results
  • ANALYSIS
    I help you analyze your projects and stay on track
  • LEADERSHIP
    Grow respectful, caring, and accountable leaders
  • TEAMWORK
    Build joyful teams that regularly deliver real value

step 2.

fix it with suzanne

welcome

hi! i’m suzanne

Professional project manager and founder of Smart Projex. I bring decades of business, project, academic, and life experiences to my passion for reimagining project management for the 21st century.

The science behind effective leadership and redefining project management

In her new book Herding Smart Cats: Project Management Reimagined, Suzanne S. Davenport argues that the technologies and tools that got us where we are today won’t get us where we want to be in the future.

the latest

smart blog

I’m passionate about project management and publish often on my blog.

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