LEADING
SUCCESSFUL
PROJECTS

are safe, competitive and predictive – all three, no exceptions

See how Leading Projects can help you

LEADING
SUCCESSFUL
PROJECTS

are safe, competitive and predictive – all three, no exceptions

See how Leading Projects can help you

SAFE

Leading projects are safe for the environment, safe for the workers, and safe for the operation.

COMPETITIVE

Leading projects have faster schedules, lower costs, and higher reliability than the competition.

PREDICTIVE

Leading projects deliver on promises – on time, within budget, and value creation as predicted.

News & Resources

Leading From Home

This post was written by Greg Sills, Rich Layton, and Davia Sills. Yes, we said “leading”—but that doesn’t mean you have to be an executive or supervisor to take on…

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One reason it may be hurting more than it helps

Is Your “Stage-Gate System” Destroying Value?

For years now, stage-gate systems have become a “best practice” to ensure that capital projects achieve the appropriate state of readiness before they advance from one stage to the next….

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... and the fixes that can save your team time, money, and headaches.

4 Reasons Your Project Process Is Failing You

Most companies that have a capital project portfolio of any size strive to have a common process by which the projects will be done—nobody wants each project team to reinvent…

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Here are 5 steps for leaders who want to be more flexible and guide their team safely through any surprises.

Managing the Unexpected: The Art of Mindful Leadership

Effective leaders anticipate a certain amount of risk. That’s why well-managed projects generally have sophisticated, built-in risk management tools and processes. The whole idea is to identify the risks, assess…

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Why staying on schedule should be job one.

Don’t Fall Behind

This post was written by Greg Sills, President of Leading Projects, and Mark Robicheaux, Senior Advisor. Leading Projects does a lot of work for clients in a practice area we…

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