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I'm A Creative, Not A Manager

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An invaluable introduction to project, time and stress management for creative people. Learn how to deliver your project on time, within budget and above client expectation, while staying sane in the process!

Course presented by CIDA

This is an invaluable introduction to project, time and stress management for creative people. Learn how to deliver your project on time, within budget and above client expectation, while staying sane in the process!

Through theory and practical role play you’ll learn how to set targets and forecast your time and costs, how to set up simple but effective admin and project management systems, improve communications and therefore transform your general management processes.

The workshop leader Rachel Smart is a specialist management consultant for small creative businesses. Rachel trained as a designer and was the director of a leading architectural practice.

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Numbers are strictly limited to 20 places per workshop to ensure a high level of interaction and ample opportunity to discuss your circumstances and questions.

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Location

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