Free Teleseminar - Project Management Consulting Success
I’m spilling my guts on the “project management consulting success lessons” guaranteed to make 2009 your best year ever (and that go way beyond anything that normal career advice offers).
You can get the full scoop here:
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On this teleseminar you’ll see and hear:
— The exact 5-step system I used to go from Silicon Valley
dotcom unemployed to loving getting contracts as a project
management consultant ….
— Practical steps for getting in front of hiring managers
(and no, it’s not just updating your resume for the
umpteenth time based on another career planning
“guru” telling you how job boards notice you)…
— How to Create a “Power Outcome” WBS… that will
literally pull you forward to getting your next client
engagement faster than any other career planning
technique you can use!
— … and much, MUCH more!
You must register now to lock-in your spot for this FREE event and get the special phone number, and PIN.
If you want in, please register immediately by visiting this site to make sure you don’t get locked out:
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See you soon,
Rosemary 
P.S. - Sign up now - this is one event you can’t afford to miss (especially not with the project management job losses - you need every unfair advantage you can get)!
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My name is Jorge Ramos and I worked as a Project Manager for the Pharmaceutical Industry for approximately 4 years. I will not go into details but I had a successful run by completing some high profile projects to the satisfaction of the clients and also my management.
I always wanted to have my own company so I decided to move to Florida and start a construction company. Project management is an integral part of the construction industry and the PM knowledge really help to complete projects successfully.
Starting a construction company in these times has not been easy but I have managed to stay afloat which brings me to my question. How can I market myself as a project manager to established companies which may have projects that need management. I would rather work as a consultant and not an employee, but don’t know how to market myself.
Thank you,
Jorge Ramos
Jorge,
The construction industry is challenging but your transition into it means that you have something to tell them. I would take the next step and become a speaker at professional meetings. Work with a National Speakers Association chapter in your area to connect up with people that can help you deliver a killer speech on how to solve a construction industry problem e.g., Top 5 Things Every Builder Must Know in this Economy or Top Three Issues You Must Know About Reporting on Recovery Act Funds. If you deliver on the promise and provide both an educational and entertaining experience, you will get some attention and contract jobs. Let me know if this works for you. It may be the hardest thing you have every done in your life and therefore exactly what you need to do.
To Your Success, Rosemary