Successful Project Sponsor Behaviors During Project Initiation: An Empirical Investigation
Timothy J. Kloppenborg, Chris Manolis, Debbie Tesch
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Timothy J. Kloppenborg, Chris Manolis, Debbie Tesch
Abstract
While there are likely specific tasks carried out by a project sponsor that are associated with the successful completion of a project, very little research exists that attempts to identify and/or validate such tasks. The current study examines empirically behaviors associated with the role of a project sponsor during the initiating stage of a project. In addition to identifying and validating these behaviors, we also test their effects on established project outcomes. Results provide an important step toward understanding effective sponsor behavior.
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While there are likely specific tasks carried out by a project sponsor that are associated with the successful completion of a project, very little research exists that attempts to identify and/or validate such tasks. The current study examines empirically behaviors associated with the role of a project sponsor during the initiating stage of a project. In addition to identifying and validating these behaviors, we also test their effects on established project outcomes. Results provide an important step toward understanding effective sponsor behavior.
Key concepts: Project manager, Syllabus, Project management, Business, Project risk management, Public relations, Senior management, Project charter