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Ruth Murray-Webster MBA MAPM PMP®

Ruth Murray-Webster has almost
20 years of experience as an organisational change practitioner. She
is widely respected for her work as a manager, facilitator and business
coach, particularly in the areas of project and programme management,
quality management and business benefits realisation.
In her early career Ruth worked as a manager with ICI and then with
Amersham International. In both arenas, she was responsible for leading
significant programmes of business re-alignment and organisational
change. Her experience and ability when working internationally are
extensive.
For the past nine years Ruth has worked as an independent consultant
on a wide range of client assignments across the programme, project
and quality management disciplines. Achievements during this time
have utilized skills as a practitioner, trainer, coach and consultant.
Ruth brings a wealth of knowledge and experience of proven programme
and project management methods and techniques, combined with an ability
to help others commit to new ways of working. She combines a deep
technical understanding of change management and the interpersonal
skills to make it happen, with a focus on achieving measurable business
benefits. What clients most appreciate is an ability to quickly find
clear pathways through complex strategic or operational problems and
to inspire others to be committed to new ways of working. Ruths
energy and commitment to work is infectious and she organises herself
and others easily with a clear focus on achieving objectives.
Ruth is a Managing Successful Programmes and PRINCE2 practitioner
and her experience is supported by membership of the UK Association
for Project Management, US Project Management Institute, Chartered
Institute of Personnel and Development and Institute of Quality Assurance.
She holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Henley Management
College where she carried out research into the effect of cultural
differences on business success within international joint ventures.
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