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Our next meeting will be held on Monday, December 6, 2004!
Our Special Guest:
Topic: Plus: Annual Business Meeting / Election of Officers
University Center Club Ballroom Third Floor, University Center, Building B, Florida State University 5:30 pm ― 6:15 pm Gathering Time (cash bar open) 6:15 pm ― 9:00 pm Dinner and Program
Success in life, business or projects is not based merely upon what we know, but on correctly applying the knowledge we have. The primary reason projects succeed is good communication. People are the most important project resources. There is a gold mine of basic, common sense people-skills that we should put into practice in our day-to-day project management activities. This presentation engages participants to examine some of the time-tested and proven project management nuggets. We will discuss
the following foundations of project success: Dr. Amanfu has 33 years experience in the IT industry. He has worked in leadership positions in Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra-Leone, Brazil, Canada, Japan, Thailand and the USA. He is the current VP of Professional Development of the Tallahassee Chapter of PMI. Joe is certified by Boston University to teach in their Management Development Programs. He is a part-time instructor with the Advanced Computer Education Centers at SMU (Southern Methodist University) in Plano, Texas. His greatest passion is in the human side of project management. Dr. Amanfu has spoken at several PMI events.
The Meeting Fee includes Dinner and the Program. We do not offer a "Program Only" fee.
Registration is now CLOSED. Registration is handled securely via our registration partner, Acteva. Advance reservations are required, so that we and the venue may plan for a specific number of dinner guests. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. We do not accept registrations after the deadline; however, a limited number of seats may be available at the door, at a $5.00 surcharge. Full refunds will be granted if requested before the registration deadline; no refunds after the deadline. We do allow substitutions at any time (even at the door) at no additional cost. IMPORTANT: Please remember that we must collect for all registrations, regardless of attendance, as we will have already committed to pay the venue for each person who has registered. Refund requests will be honored only if received before registration ends. Substitutions are accepted at any time. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
This meeting is sponsored by TYBRIN Corporation. TYBRIN is a high-technology business with corporate offices in Fort Walton Beach. TYBRIN, founded in 1972, specializes in providing Capability Maturity Model (CMM)/CMM Integrated (CMMI) process-based systems and software engineering services to the Department of Defense and other Government customers. More on TYBRIN Corporation is available on their web site.
We begin the evening with Gathering Time... A time to unwind and get to know one another. We encourage you to arrive early and meet the Chapter Officers and our speaker. A Cash Bar will be available during the Gathering Time.
Our special Holiday dinner will be served Buffet Style and will consist of : Tossed spinach salad with smoked bacon and apple dressing
Directions to the University Center Club
The University Center Club is located at Florida State University, in
Building B of the University Center in the south end zone of Doak
Campbell Stadium.
The entrance to Building B is located on Champions Way between
gates G and F of the stadium.
You may turn onto Champions Way via Pensacola Street or Hendry
Street.
The entrance to visitors Parking is by the blue booth halfway between
Buildings B and C.
Directions from Tallahassee Regional Airport
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