Project Management

Our project managementOur project management team is responsible for scheduling, s... team is responsible for scheduling, statements of work, and coordinating with the ID team to ensure work is completed on time and on budget. They are also key in ensuring that everyone is communicating with each other and that everyone has the information they need to complete the work at hand. Project managers also handle resourcing—assigning team members to projects based on their availability, skill set, expertise, and what will make them happiest. In short, project managers are always behind the scenes, reacting to challenges that come up with scheduling, priority, and the flow of work, to ensure that the project and team stays on track.

When the unexpected happens on a project, or when multiple groups need to talk to get work done, you’ll often see your project manager at the helm, steering the team to find a realistic solution that meets the primary goals and priorities at any given moment. As soon as there is any change in the work that needs to be done or when it can reasonably be achieved by, a project manager will be there for you to help find out what that means for your budget and timeline. Project managers are valuable problem-solvers that will work with the creative director and project team to find the best solutions that achieve project goals within budgetary and time constraints so that the most critical work is prioritized and so that a plan is put in place for how to achieve the rest of the project goals.

Project managers work closely with account executives to ensure everyone is in agreement and understands the budget, timeline, requirements, and expectations. They are a powerful asset to the team that ensures project dreams become project realities.