IntroductionOverviewChecklistsFinding PartnersManaging expectationsMaking the commitmentGetting startedSustainabilityDominance of a single partnerLack of consensusPoorly motivated partnersDependence on key personnelFinal checklistLast updated: |
Although a well-balanced consortium should be able to survive the loss of a key personality or project champion (or, preferably, avoid building such a dependency into the consortium in the first place) individuals do leave projects, for a variety of reasons. The project definition that forms part of the Consortium Agreement should help ensure that the project vision is shared between partners and not simply held by one person. The Consortium Agreement may also contain specific provision for the loss of key individuals, firstly by identifying who they are and the reason for their significance and secondly by defining the terms under which the consortium can requisition the participation of that person beyond their scheduled and committed involvement. |