Webinar 8 July - Killing the wrong projects - the hidden cost of broken prioritization

Killing the Wrong Projects: The Conversation Every PMO Needs Now

Live webinar with guest Bill Dow, hosted by Stuart Easton

8 July 2026 @ 08:00 PDT / 11:00 EDT / 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST

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As a PMO you are facing a brutal truth: prioritization is broken. Strategies shift, politics rules, and somehow the projects that add the least value just won’t die.
 
Sound familiar?
 
On 8th July, join our CEO Stuart Easton and PMO legend Bill Dow for a candid conversation about what’s really driving the prioritization crisis, and the best approach to fix it.
 
We’ll dig into the uncomfortable questions:
  • Why do organizations keep funding projects that don’t align to strategy?
  • Why are PMOs buried in reporting when executives need decisions?
  • What practical steps actually kill bad projects and protect value delivery?
Expect zero theory and plenty of straight talk.
You’ll leave with practical ideas and proven tactics to bring clarity, cut waste, and make prioritization something your executives actually trust.
 
If your PMO wants influence, stop being the passenger. Start driving the decisions that matter. 

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About the Speakers: 

Bill Dow:  Bill Dow is a senior programme and project management leader with extensive experience in establishing and leading PMOs and improving delivery capability within complex organizations. He is a recognised expert in portfolio and programme management, with a focus on building practical, value-driven governance structures that enable better decision-making and execution. Bill is also an author and speaker on PMO design, effectiveness, and organizational delivery improvement.

Host Stuart Easton: as CEO of TransparentChoice, Stuart helps PMO and portfolio leaders build strategy-aligned project portfolios and improve ROI. A guest lecturer on project prioritization at the University of Oxford, he speaks widely on killing pet projects, focusing investment on value, and using decision science (AHP) to make clear, defensible choices.

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