About the Program
This program is part of the Certificate in Complex Project & Procurement Leadership and may be taken as part of the certificate program or on a stand-alone basis. Please visit the main page for the Certificate in Complex Project & Procurement Leadership for more information.
A successful project depends on proper analysis and planning in the early and key phase of project initiation. This three-day module will provide an overview of the process to develop the initial scope and high-level requirements for a project. Participants will learn strategic options analysis techniques, foundational elements of acquisitions strategies, complex procurement principles and tools for engagement with supplier communities and the principles of agile procurement. Acquisitions strategies will encompass the linkages between performance-based procurement, remuneration strategies, contractual relationships and project implementation risks, including sustainment and in-service support. The module will also identify important stakeholder engagement strategies. Industry participants will gain an understanding and perspective of how to interact effectively with the government from project initiation to contractual approval and project implementation.
Who Should Attend?
Senior military and Public Service leaders and industry executives who have or will have responsibility to lead and manage the planning and implementation of medium to large programs. It will be of particular benefit to newcomers to Ottawa and those with less previous experience with the processes and stakeholders involved with major Government funded investments.
What You Will Learn
- Key fundamentals to project success and how that success is shaped, for good or otherwise, by key early decisions.
- An understanding of acquisitions strategies, procurement options analysis factors, opportunities for industry engagement and risk analysis.
- An understanding of the impact of contractual relationships and remuneration strategies on implementation risks.
Program Takeaways
- How to position the project for success through careful initial planning and assessment of strategic options.
- How to identify acquisitions strategies, and correlate them with procurement strategies and plans.
- How to engage with industry and develop a winning procurement and contracting approach, inclusive of sustainment and in-service support.
- How and when to engage key stakeholders.
Program Facilitators
Mariette Fyfe-Fortin
Program Co-Director
Mariette Fyfe-Fortin
Program Co-Director
A dynamic leader with proven ability to transform vision into action and deliver targeted results, Mariette Fyfe-Fortin is recognized for her leadership of government business transformations and change management initiatives, complex project procurements, and services delivery in sectors ranging from acquisitions/procurement, corporate services, information management, to real property management. Retired from the Canadian Commercial Corporation as Vice-President, Strategy and Organizational Development (2009-14), she oversaw the corporation’s strategic planning, managed government relations and communications, and corporate services. Supporting the President and the Board of Directors, she acquired unique perspectives in corporate governance, investment management, business development and capture, and legal risk management. While in tenure, Mariette was also a member of the Clerk of the Privy Council Assistant Deputy Minister Learning Advisory Committee from 2012 to 2014, dedicated to the development and implementation of the learning and continuous development for Assistant Deputy Ministers and equivalent positions across the federal public service.
Most recently Mariette has participated in the development and taught at the University of Ottawa Telfer School of Management in the Complex Project and Procurement Certificate program (2015-19). She holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Université de Montréal (1978) and has accessed the executive cadre through the federal government Career Assignment Program (1993).
Daniel Hébert
Program Co-Director
Daniel Hébert
Program Co-Director
Daniel Hébert has spent most of his 38-year career in defence procurement and holds an executive Master's degree in Complex Project and Procurement Leadership from the Queensland University of Technology in Australia. He has been Project Manager of several billion-dollar projects, including the Tank Replacement Project (TRP) and the Medium Support Vehicle System (MSVS) project, and serving as Deputy Project Manager of the Armoured Combat Support Vehicle (ACSV) project. He worked at Public Services and Procurement Canada as a Senior Procurement Advisor and Senior Director with the Defence Procurement Strategy Secretariat. As Director of the Project Management Support Organization, he oversaw the Project Manager Competency Development (PMCD) program that aims to develop better Department of National Defence project managers. Most recently, Daniel has been co-leading Telfer Executive Programs’ Complex Project and Procurement Leadership (CPPL) program as well as the Complex Project and Procurement Executive Leadership Program (CPPELP). Daniel also holds a Master's degree in Reliability Engineering.
Details
- Registration
- Registration Deadline
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Friday, November 22, 2024
*Please note that participation in this program requires the completion of two (2) courses as prerequisites: Government & Industry Processes & Stakeholder Engagement and Systems Thinking. If you have completed the prerequisites and wish to register for this program, please email us.
- Format
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In person.
- Date
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Cohort 19: December 2-4, 2024
Cohort 20: December 9-11, 2024
- Fee
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$2,750 + HST
Cancellation & Payment Policy
- More Information
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executiveprograms
@telfer.uOttawa.ca
613-562-5921
- Location
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Telfer School of Management
Centre for Executive Leadership
99 Bank Street, Suite 200
Ottawa ON K1P 6B9
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