Outreach –Central MN -- 'YOUR Project Management Career'
Speaker: Samir Penkar, PMP, MBA
Date: Apr 27, 2010
Time: 5:30 - 6:00 pm Arrive & Light Dinner
6:00 - 7:30 pm Presentation
7:30 - 7:45 pm Q & A
Event ID: C018100405A
PDUs: 1.0
Cost: * No Cost -- Walk-ins welcome
* PMI Membership not required
* RSVP by Apr 23: Chris Doyle at Ph: 320.240.4384 or 800.397.2341,Ext 104384 -or-
* Email: chris.doyle@wolterskluwer.com
Location: Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, 6815 Saukview Drive, St. Cloud, MN
Program Description:
Topic: YOUR Project Management Career!
Now that you are a project manager, what’s your next career move? Don’t you want to climb the ladder of success in project management? Absolutely, yes! But wait, what does that ladder look like? Is there a career ladder for project managers?
Learn about PMI’s career management framework, gain insights into practical steps that can set your career trajectory on the right path. Raise your awareness on the likely trends in project management that will shape your career and the project management community in the coming years. Walk away with three essential principles that you can apply to accelerate your career. Whether you are an aspiring project manager or a seasoned veteran, you will benefit from this program.
Directions to Location:
Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, St. Cloud, MN
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About the Speaker:
Samir Penkar is a project manager who loves challenging projects – high speed, high stress and big gains. He is part of the E2 Practice with TRISSENTIAL, an improvement company focused on strategy, management and execution. For the last 15 years Samir has been an entrepreneur, coach and project manager. His favorite methodology is agile project management, which he successfully applied to many large & small projects.
An active volunteer for the PMI chapters throughout the nation – from Maine to Minnesota, Samir has devoted countless hours volunteering for local PMI chapters, working with and observing project managers. He has lead projects from $10,000 to $8 million, with team sizes ranging from a few to over 150 resources. |
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