Project lead
Coordinates the agreed scope, decisions, dependencies and review points. You should know who to contact when priorities change and who can confirm whether a requested change affects cost or timing.
A project works better when decisions, delivery and review have clear owners.
Coordinates the agreed scope, decisions, dependencies and review points. You should know who to contact when priorities change and who can confirm whether a requested change affects cost or timing.
Owns the implementation in the agreed service area and records the work completed. The specialist should explain relevant trade-offs, request access appropriately and provide useful handover material.
Provides business facts, approves content and resolves scope decisions. Timely access and review are part of the delivery plan, with dependencies made visible rather than assumed.
The proposal should identify your project lead, the delivery specialist and the escalation contact for the agreed scope. Ask about relevant project experience and working-hour coverage before kickoff. The roles described here are a responsibility model, not individual staff biographies.
Tell us where you are, what needs to change, and what success would look like for your business.