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Vision and Partnering Workshop. Identify Key personnel from PM and TFC necessary to make Partnering successful. Identify partnering leader from each party. • Provide an Independent Facilitator with experience in conducting Partnering Workshops • Facilitate discussion on TFC’s expectations including the political realities of the program and sensitivities • Present Lines of Communication coming from our PM team to TFC and seek direction from TFC to confirm assumptions and provide input for other key Stakeholders and those communications. • Identify plan for timely resolution of issues at the lowest level possible • Develop a Program Vision Statement that identifies the mission statement, mutual goals and objectives • Identify benchmarking measurement for program success tied to mutual goals and objectives • Develop initial program risk register and establish acceptable methods of managing risks
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