Vicki Wrona

Vicki Wrona

Vicki Wrona, PMP is the founder and President of Forward Momentum, LLC offering Project Management and instructional Systems Design services. Since 2000, Forward Momentum has trained over 41,000 people physically on five continents and virtually on all seven. 

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Vicki Wrona's Talks
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Project Recovery: Digging Yourself Out
Date    November 12, 2015
Time    72 min
This webinar provides a refresher on the fundamentals of project management and how getting back to such fundamentals can be used to get your project back on track.
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Managing Difficult Personalities
Date    December 1, 2015
Time    77 min
This webinar will help you understand the nature of conflict, why people react so strongly to each other, and how to progress - in spite of this - towards productive outcomes.
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Virtual Presentation Power!
Date    June 22, 2016
Time    79 min
In this webinar, we will highlight the challenges of virtual design and delivery and give you ways to overcome those challenges.
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Overcoming Organizational Dysfunction: Using Project Management to Get Work Done
Date    October 5, 2016
Time    68 min
This webinar discusses two major organizational barriers and how to work around them to get the work you need done. The approach works for employees of all levels.
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Managing Multi-Generational Teams
Date    December 1, 2016
Time    70 min
For managers today, diversity isn’t a just a compliance issue, it’s a business advantage. The manager that appreciates diversity will be more successful at creating high-performance teams. This webinar will teach you how to use diversity to your advantage.
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Asking the Right Questions
Date    March 16, 2017
Time    69 min
In this webinar we discuss today's communication trends and give you ways to elevate your conversations and to change questions from ineffective to effective.
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Surviving the Chaos of Change
Date    October 31, 2017
Time    63 min
This webinar discusses people’s reactions to change, levels of resistance to change, and how to overcome resistance so your organization can survive and thrive.
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Effective Learning Programs: Everything I Need to Know I Learned in High School
Date    September 13, 2018
Time    77 min
In this webinar you will learn how to incorporate the often overlooked 3 critical elements for managing blended learning programs, driving learning success and lasting results for the organization.
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Taking Charge of Organizational Change
Date    March 8, 2018
Time    74 min
This session provides a systematic approach for planning and directing organizational change at every level within a complex organization.
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Risk Management: Decreasing Those Pesky Problems on Your Project!
Date    February 27, 2019
Time    42 min
In this webinar you will learn how to decrease the problems on your project by 90%.
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Making Teleworking and Virtual Teams Work
Date    October 30, 2019
Time    45 min
Do you work from home? Manage virtual team members? Learn to adapt your skills to overcome common problems when depending on remote team members.
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5 Tips to Avoid Echo Chambers and Post-Truths While at Work
Date    February 13, 2020
Time    31 min
If you manage projects, manage remote team members, or work from home, this webinar will teach you how not to get caught up in the echo chamber.
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6 Tips for Successful Teleworking
Date    November 13, 2020
Time    51 min
This webinar will help you optimize your remote teleworking experience so that you can stay productive and happy during the new normal.
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5 Tips to Increase Adaptability Personally, Professionally, and on Projects
Date    April 1, 2021
Time    50 min
What do playing cards, ramen noodles, taxi service, and consumer electronics have in common? This webinar explores how one company was so flexible that it adapted to deliver each of these things.
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Creating an Accountability Culture on Your Projects
Date    May 20, 2021
Time    58 min
This webinar explains how to build accountability into your project teams, especially if your organization does not have a culture of accountability.