Elizabeth Harrin

Elizabeth Harrin is the creator of A Girl’s Guide to Project Management, which she started in 2006.

She has won a number of awards for her internationally popular blog: "A Girl's Guide To Project Management." She also authors two additional blogs, regularly featuring interviews she conducts with industry experts: "Talking Work,"and "The Money Files," on Gantthead.

• In August 2008 she won the Computer Weekly IT Blog Awards for the Project Management category.
• In May 2009, oDesk declared her blog as one of the top 20 Project Management blogs.
• In November 2009 she won the Project Management category for the Computer Weekly IT Blog Awards.She also won runner up in the Professional Female category.
• In April 2010 HR Examiner named her as one of the Top 25 online influencers in talent management.
• In July 2010 she was named by LiquidPlanner as one of the top 10 thinkers in project management.
• In November 2010 she won the Computer Weekly IT Blog Awards for the Project Management category, as well as Blogger of the Year.She also won runner up for the Professional Female category.
• In 2011, Elizabeth became the youngest woman ever to be awarded the FAPM designation (Fellow of the Association for Project Management).

Elizabeth has authored four books:

• "Customer-Centric Project Management," 2012, by Elizabeth Harrin and Phil Peplow, Gower Publishing, Surrey, England
• "Overcoming Impostor Syndrome," 2012, by Elizabeth Harrin, eBook, Amazon Kindle link: https://www.amazon.com/Overcoming-Imposter-Syndrome-ebook/dp/B006HT5XI2/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1352815260&sr=8-9&keywords=elizabeth+harrin
• "Social Media For Project Managers," 2010, by Elizabeth Harrin, PMI Press, and
• "Project Management In The Real World," 2007, by Elizabeth Harrin, The British Computing Society, Publishing And Information Products.