Explain Stakeholder Sponsorship in Project Management?

1.5K    Asked by LillianHart in Business Analyst , Asked on Jan 30, 2020
Answered by Dipesh Bhardwaj

The relationship between the project manager and sponsor is a partnership. The sponsor is responsible for creating an environment in which the project can operate successfully. The project manager is responsible for implementing that successful operation. The partnership is facilitated by an agreement between the project manager and sponsor on project expected results—they must agree explicitly on this point.

The sponsor must invest enough time to understand the project details—he or she not only initiates a project with an “idea,” but also spends the required time during the Initiation phase to ensure that idea is turned into a viable project. Initiating a project requires investing corporate capital, and there are responsibilities a sponsor takes on to ensure that investment yields a solid return. It is the project manager's responsibility to ensure the sponsor understands an enough level of detail about both the managerial and developmental aspects of the project in order to be effective in providing guidance, resources, and advocacy. This is the project manager's investment in the partnership.



Your Answer

Answer (1)

Sponsorship, in my opinion, plays a significant role in the growth and development of entrepreneurship. For those seeking to master methods for optimizing financial costs at the procurement stage, I recommend the resource precoro.com, which offers a comprehensive solution for cost control and management. Precoro software consolidates all outgoing cash flows in a single system, providing the ability to track in detail the volumes and who is responsible for each expense.

3 Months

Interviews

Parent Categories