Consulting
Support for improving your PMO, for transformation projects, for kicking-off CAPEX projects, or for change management.
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3500+
project managers trained
3B US$
in cumulated project value
21
years of project experience
It is counter-productive to fight uncertainty, CrowRider is about learning to surf the Edge of Chaos
At CrowRider the focus is on delivering change. This may come in many forms: as an improved skill set, or as an increasingly mature PMO, or even as a corporate cultural shift.
Any shift or change which is meaningful occurs in a context of uncertainty.
Will you thrive and become stronger thanks to this ambiguity? Or is going to become an endless struggle? The choice is yours.
Our Team
Meet our team of experts:
Steven Sloan
Senior Consultant
Steven currently works as a project management consultant in commercial and NGO organisations, helping clients create PM methodologies and working with teams to understand the importance of structured approaches to project and stakeholder management in complex environments.
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Anders Pedersen
Senior Consultant
Anders currently works as a Trainer and Management Consultant with several high profile Professional Service Organisations. He has excellent communication and leadership skills and over 18 years experience developing and leading courses.
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Max Langosco
Partner and Senior Consultant
Max currently works as a Consultant, Trainer and Speaker, in broadly project management related topics. His key area of experties lies in developing adaptive systems in project environments. .
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Erik Leibundgut
Partner and Senior Consultant
Erik is currently CEO for GAF – Swiss Management Training. He is a trainer, coach and has spent two decades as International Project Manager, Marketing Manager and General Manager in Central Europe.
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The Secret of Success
The right support can mean the difference between project success and failure, if it arrives on time. My own success is based on yours: I’m ready to link my fee to your improvement!
You may contact us at: support@crowrider.com
Following are a few examples of how I can help your organization:
Project Lift Off!
Supporting projects at start up. Making sure that all best practices are being taken into consideration at the kick off of key projects
Project Manager Coaching
A great investment in your most promising Project Managers. Both on-site and remote coaching (or a combination of both). Coaching plans are built around the individual(s) to be coached. Improvements are measured as direct impact on the triple constraint (scope, time and cost), and are generally seen very soon after the coaching period is complete.
Troubled Projects?
Move away from Fire Fighting… for good! There is always residual value in a project. If a project is “running down the drain”, the team is de-motivated, and the customer is frustrated, I can help rebuild trust both internally to the team and to the customer, to harvest the residual value, build for the future, and collect the lessons learned!
Running your risk estimation
Running a Risk Estimation Session for a new or an ongoing project This would include the risk estimation session preparation, the facilitation of the session itself, and the first follow up of risk management action points.
Curious?
Why is it called CrowRider?
Crows are amazing birds. They are intelligent, creative, and they are… unpredictable.
Crows however, have in many cultures become connected to a superstition about bad luck. The crow brings bad luck, or the crow’s call “craa” is a bad omen, to the point that in English a flock of crows is called… a murder of crows…. brrr.
Projects are often prey to uncertainty. Risks, both known-unknowns or unknown-unknowns, are a reality that project managers learn to take into account each step of the way. Therefore, the idea of a cowboy harmoniously riding a gigantic crow appealed to us. Riding a crow as a symbol not of oppressing uncertainty, which is an illusion, but of riding with it.