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Call For Kerzner Award and Project Of The Year Award Nominations! |
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PMINEO is seeking nominations for the 2010 Kerzner Award for Project Management Excellence and the 2010 Project of the Year. The awards will be presented at our Kerzner dinner meeting tentatively scheduled for January.
The Kerzner Award for Project Management Excellence recognizes and honors an individual who has demonstrated significant contributions and continual commitment to the project management profession; enhancing project management concepts, practices and techniques.
The Project of the Year Award recognizes and honors the premier project in the Northeast Ohio area for the year, taking into account the use of project management principles, particularly the PMBOK in the planning, design, construction and implementation of the project.
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Team Building on 9/15/2010 |
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Topic: Team Building on 9/15/2010
Emcee:
- Tres Roeder - President, Roeder Consulting
Speakers:
- Tara Morey - Consultant, Findley Davies
- Lynne Powers, Management Consultant, Powers Training
Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 6:00pm-8:30pm
Agenda:
6:00 pm: Registration Opens
6:00 pm - 6:30 pm Registration and Networking
6:30 pm - 6:40 pm Speaker Intro
6:40 pm - 8:30 pm Featured Speaker Presentation
We will not have chapter announcements at this meeting nor member introductions.
We will offer space on a table to drop off your resume.
Location: Holiday Inn at Independence - click here for driving directions.
PDUs: 1.5 click here to download the PDU form
Cost: Cost for chapter members is $35 and for non-members is $40.
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Project Rescue: Different Techniques on 9/23 |
The Project Management Advanced Forums are a collaboration between Northeast Ohio Chapter of PMI and Baldwin-Wallace College to provide project managers with advanced topics for leaders in a PMO environment. These are interactive workshops that combine expert business experience with practical application. Emerging Trends Affecting the PMOProject Rescue: Different Techniques for Project Recovery
September 23, 2010
8 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Presenter: Brian H. MunroeAny project at any organization with any team can fail. However, projects never go from being well managed, on-budget and on-schedule to outright failure overnight. There is always a transition period during which time the project is "troubled". It is during this time that a window of opportunity exists in which the project can potentially be rescued, and is likely the last chance to save the project. As project professionals, we have often tried all the tricks and tips to bring a troubled project back on track. However, as project complexity increases, so too does the root causes of the trouble and often a "back to basics" rescue approach needs to be initiated. Together we will discuss the Rescue My ProjectTMMethodology and its similarities and differences with other methods that are being used. As organizations become more receptive to project managers looking for assistance, we need to develop the skills required to assist these same organizations in project recovery to avoid total failure. Download brochure for this event. |
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