Holiday Risks -- A Look at the Implications of Common Annual Events

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Holiday Risks -- A Look at the Implications of Common Annual Events

Posted November 22, 2007 | Leadership | Leadership | Leadership |

Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa. Easter, Independence Day, Halloween. Pick the event; it comes but once a year. For each of these events, you can anticipate certain activities and behaviors. You can anticipate certain risks. Surprisingly enough, we seem surprised as similar risks happen to us year after year.

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Carl Pritchard

Carl Pritchard is a project management thought leader and a lead chapter author for the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 4th edition. Mr. Pritchard is US correspondent for the British project management magazine Project Manager Today and an internationally recognized lecturer and author, with five books to his credit, including Risk Management: Concepts & Guidance. He co-produced The Portable PMP Prep, a 9-CD audio training… Read More

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Holiday Risks -- A Look at the Implications of Common Annual Events

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