Critical Decisions and Strategic Blind Spots: Securing Project Governance in Contexts of Uncertainty (in French)

Transformation failures are rarely due to a lack of solutions or skills. Instead, they stem from unidentified strategic blind spots that bias critical decisions and weaken project governance.

This webinar offers a structured approach to detecting these invisible areas, using real-world case studies from digital transformation and high-constraint environments.

Participants will analyze their own decision-making mechanisms and understand why certain choices fail despite having competent teams—particularly when managing complex projects. Finally, they will experiment with an operational framework designed to enhance the reliability of strategic decision-making.

The goal is to shift from reactive governance to lucid governance, capable of anticipating and addressing organizational risks that directly impact project success and value creation.

Speaker
Latifa BARBARA
PhD, PMP®
Expert in Transformation Governance and Organizational Risk Management
Independent Consultant

Latifa BARBARA supports executive boards and governance bodies in securing strategic transformations within complex and uncertain environments.

A PMP® certified professional, she brings over 15 years of experience, including a decade as Senior Manager at KPMG (Algeria, France, Senegal). During this time, she led large-scale transformation, governance, and change management programs for major institutions.

She holds a PhD in Finance (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) and a Master’s in Information Systems (Paris-Dauphine). Today, she serves as an Independent Director and member of the Risk Committee for a leading Algerian public bank.

As an Assistant Professor and Researcher (Paris II Panthéon-Assas, University of Haute-Alsace, MDI Business School), she publishes extensively on digital transformation and organizational behavior. An international speaker, she focuses on governance and critical decision-making in the face of uncertainty.

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