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August 2018 | Killing The Executive Portfolio Spreadsheet and Slide Reporting 'Industry' presented by Rupert Taylor

August 2018 | Killing The Executive Portfolio Spreadsheet and Slide Reporting 'Industry' presented by Rupert Taylor

Webinar Description

Topics that will be covered;

  • Exploring why it is such a challenge to avoid slide and spreadsheet overload
  • Challenging our empathy with typical executive level characteristics and requirements
  • Insights into different platforms for presenting portfolio information at an executive level
  • Insights into different formats for presenting portfolio information to executives
  • Overview of an executive portfolio portal designed to tackle the slide and spreadsheet ‘industry’.

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About Rupert Taylor

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Rupert Taylor has over 25 years’ experience of delivering change portfolios across a range of complex business environments of all shapes and sizes including the rollout of 4 separate competitive telco businesses across Europe, launching cruise ships and delivering change across government organisations. Rupert has founded two businesses; a change management consultancy based on leadership and behavioural qualities to drive change and a software business that specialises in supporting, visualising and simplifying executive level engagement around change portfolios.Rupert himself specialises in executive level stakeholder engagement, generating effective sponsorship and programme/ portfolio communications. He works with senior executives to help them understand their role and become more effective as a Sponsor or Key Stakeholder and he has a deep understanding of the complexities of getting senior executives engaged across complex change environments.He has worked with companies that include: Sky, Vodafone,O2, British Gas, Carnival, Southampton University, Marie Curie and the government of Jersey.

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