Most project risks do not begin as schedule delays, budget overruns, or scope changes.
They begin as behavioral conditions that often go unnoticed until they affect decision-making, stakeholder engagement, team performance, and project outcomes.
Behavior Risk Patterns™ helps project leaders identify these early warning signs, understand the human systems driving the risk, and develop practical response strategies before project performance is impacted.
Behavior Risk Patterns™ represents the evolution of the concepts introduced in People-Patterns in Project Management™, By Ethel Walker, moving beyond behavior awareness to proactive risk management.
The workshop incorporates the Human Systems Framework™ and Behavior Risk Canvas Series™ to provide a practical, hands-on approach to identifying behavioral conditions, uncovering system vulnerabilities, and developing proactive response strategies.
Behavior Risk Patterns™ complements established project management practices and follows the PMI project lifecycle, helping participants identify and respond to behavioral risks throughout Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling and Closing.
Professionals responsible for delivering successful project outcomes, managing stakeholders, or leading project teams, including:
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