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Program:
There is much more to learn
within the project management profession than meets the eye of
the casual practitioner/observer. Many of the lessons are not
obvious but become clearer once we have been exposed to
them. Neal Whitten reveals eight commonly held beliefs that are
thought to be true, but all are false. Examples include: If You
Don’t Lead Project Members, They Will Lead Themselves; Run the
Project by Agreement; and Committed Dates Are Fixed. Be prepared
for some “Aha!” moments and your belief system to be challenged.
About the Speaker:
Neal Whitten, PMP, is
a popular speaker, trainer, consultant, mentor, and
best-selling author in the areas of leadership,
project management, and employee development. He has
written over 80 articles for professional magazines
and is the author of six books. With over 35 years
of front-line project management experience, Neal
has developed and instructed dozens of classes and
presented to many thousands of people from across
hundreds of companies, institutions and public
organizations. He is a contributing editor—now over
ten years—of PMI’s PM Network® magazine.
The evening's Dinner will include:
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SALAD: |
Clubhouse Salad - Mixed Field Greens w/ Plum Tomatoes,
Cucumbers, Spiced Pecans, & Radish Sprouts served with
raspberry vinaigrette |
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ENTRÉE: |
Meat Option:
Sautéed
Chicken Picatta with Parmesan Polenta
Vegetarian Option:
Black Bean Cake |
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BREAD & BEVERAGES: |
Freshly
Baked Breads and Butter Rosettes
Ice
Tea, Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and
Selection of Hot Teas |
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DESSERT: |
Tiramisu |
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