Kevin Corwin

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About Kevin Corwin

Hello! I'm Co-Founder and Co-Leader of InScope as well as Owner and Lead Consultant at AMPM. InScope: InScope is a Program and Project Management Software as a Service (SaaS) product for projects-driven businesses and agencies to deliver projects better and deliver better projects. InScope uses basic, foundational project management principles to directly display and relate project scopes, resources, finances and schedules. Hallmarks of the platform include a familiar grid-based layouts focused on core project data relationships; a minimal click experience (MCX) to find and manage project data quickly; a modern desktop experience (MDX) with expandable project data columns and rows that can leverage multiple screens; an embedded financial framework that makes project cost management fast and easy; and much more. Learn more about InScope at https://getinscope.com/. AMPM: AMPM is a consulting practice who creates management systems that get projects done right. I know how important it is to make the most of what you invest in your projects. It's how your organization forwards its mission. It's one of the key ways they impact the world! I know how frustrating it can be to be juggling too many priorities, to see time, money, or skills wasted on projects, and to lose opportunities as a result. Learn more about AMPM at https://askampm.com/. I've been in the business of capital projects for over 20 years. I love accomplishing projects! And I love creating systems that help governments, businesses, or any organization get their projects done, and done faster, done better, more controlled, and just plain right. I've worked with over 50 capital program Owner/Agencies, across 500+ capital projects at an estimated value over $5 Billion. I've helped eliminate project backlogs, capital funding utilization rates dramatically rise, annual productivity output double, and average project duration cut in half. I'm always available to assist you in maximizing opportunities by ending your frustration and getting more projects done and done right.