Dinner Meeting

"Successful Project Management in a Low Authority Environment" and "Top 10 Mistakes Made in Managing Risks" (2 PDU's)

Presented by Jan and Joe Lukas

Presented by Rick Brenner

When we talk, listen, send or read emails, read or write memos, or when we leave or listen to voice mail messages, we’re communicating person-to-person. And whenever we communicate person-to-person, we take risks. In this lively and interactive program you’ll learn how to manage those risks to make your communication more effective, more powerful and more fully human.

Want a sneak peak? Check out  PMI-NEFL's Jack Molisano interviewing Rick Brenner, who will lead the discussion "Person to Person Communications" at our Jan. 15th dinner meeting. https://youtu.be/dP_XGCj2ZRo
 

Presented by Lisa Goebel

What's this agile stuff all about and why should you care?  Agile is not a software development methodology - it's a way of thinking and behaving. We'll dive into the Agile Manifesto and its associated principles.  We'll also have an activity that puts these in action.  

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PMI Career Night: Contractors and Full-time. Program and Project Managers, Developers, Business Analysts, and Architects. A panel discussion follows about the current trend and prospect of the above job areas in the North East Florida area, what it takes for job seekers to get hired, and what it takes by employers to attract top talents.

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Presented by Richard Hall, CTO of Acosta

As more organizations recognize the benefits of an Agile approach within their teams, many are starting to scale up and apply Agile framework to their enterprise. How does an organization scale Agile to the enterprise level? As several local organizations have started on their enterprise Agile journey, we’re fortunate to have the opportunity to hear from Richard Hall, CTO of Acosta, share the story of his company’s Enterprise Agile Transformation.  He will talk about current trends in technology and in particular the switch to a product-centric approach to technology.  He will share his experience and in particular talk about the current transformation underway at Acosta.

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Presented by John K. Briesemeister

For many Program, Project, or Construction Managers, a complex project seems to be a labyrinth filled with many hidden dangers and unknown risks. This discussion provides an overview of the navigational tools for this complex labyrinth.  

Presented by David A. Risler

Many believe a great project or a great product is one that is completed on-time, within budget, and with high quality.  Still others will tell you that a great product must provide value to the customer, even exceeding expectations, and somehow change the user’s life for the better. By either definition, how many companies are making truly great products?  

Presented by Mark Missigman

The Three-Legged Stool of Success: If you have all three, you have Success

In honor of Veteran's Day, our Nov. 12th event will be focused on military transition into the civilian workforce in the field of Project/Program Management. We will feature a two-part session presented by Timothy D. Kornacki, Major USMC (Ret.), founder of For Their Honor. 

**Please note: Registrations submitted after 6pm on 11/9 are for Speaker Only (no dinner)**

Presented by John Daly, PMP, PgMP, PfMP

Accelerated change is impacting our profession - don't be left behind. In this presentation, we will discuss the future role of project and program managers, the skillsets needed for the future, how your organization can prepare for the transformation, and how you can be that sought-after project manager across all industries.