Presentation Title

What You Need to Know about the PMP Credential and Exam 

Presentation Speaker

Professor Kevin Reilly

Presentation Abstract

The future outlook for PMP credential holders is very bright and all the more critical to Project Management success. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, new project management roles will grow by 28 million by 2027. With this new influx of project managers, setting yourself apart from the crowd with the PMP certification will become all the more important. And remember that the PMP is not just a certification; it is a credential. Professor Kevin Likes refers to it as the ‘CPA’ for project managers.

Learning Outcomes

• An overview of PMI Global and its benefits
• The current and future demand for PMPs
• Everything you ever wanted to know about the PMP Exam
• A walkthrough of the PMP Exam Application Process
• Tips for sitting for the PMP Exam
• PMI’s Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR’s)

Special Note

After the webinar, you will receive access to the following bonus documents via DropBox:
• PMP Credential Review and Q & A Webinar Slide Deck 
• PMI Mindset Assumptions
• PMP Process Matrix
• PMP Formula Sheet
• Additional PMI Links
• Additional PMP Study Links
• Access to Webinar Recording

Pricing

FREE

PDUs

None

Sorry, no networking. This is an informational webinar only.

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Presentation Title

Solving The Most Troubling Construction Disputes

Presentation Speaker

Morley Selver, P.Eng. IPMA Cert B

Presentation Abstract

The topics Morley will discuss in this presentation come from a Construction Users Roundtable (CURT) event in 2024, and were found to be the most troubling in the North American construction industry,. They include the following:

- Errors or omissions in the contract documents
- Failure to understand and/or comply with contractual obligations
- Poorly drafted or incomplete and unsubstantiated claims
- Owner directed changes
- An unrealistic contract duration or completion dates

In this presentation, Morley will address these issues and what you can do to mitigate or eliminate them. 

Speaker Bio

Morley Selver has Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering and over 45 years of ‘real world’ project management experience. He has worked in industry, with and for consultants, and his own consulting business. His project experience includes operations and maintenance, research and development, project management of small to medium size projects, construction management of large industrial projects, mechanical installation of heavy industrial equipment, commissioning and startup of industrial plants, and plant management.

He has worked in Canada and the USA in operating pulp and paper mills, oil & gas projects, terminals & pipelines, on North Slope oil projects, panel board plants, and in the recycling industry.
He is the author of “Plant Project Engineering Guidebook”, has developed and taught workshops internationally in “Fundamentals of Project Management”, “Contract Management For Field Personnel”, Fundamentals of Capital Project Cost Control”, “EPC Project Management”, and “Operators As Part Of The Project Team”.

He is a Certified Senior Project Manager with the International Project Management Association, is the Past Director of Certification and a ‘First Assessor’ for the Project Management Association of Canada (PMAC-AGPC). He is currently working as a project management consultant and develops project management training videos for ProjectBites (ProjectBites.com).

Agenda

6:00 PM - Chapter Announcements
6:20 PM - Breakout Room Networking
6:30 PM - Speaker Presentation
7:30 PM - Q & A and Raffle
7:45 PM - Closing & Wrap-up
8:00 PM - Adjourn

$10.00 for Members
$15.00 for Non-Members

2.0 Business Acumen PDUs

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Presentation Title

Authentic Inclusion in Project Management

Presentation Speaker

Dr. Katherina Tarnai-Lokhorst

Presentation Abstract

Effective project management relies on the relationships we form with our project stakeholders. The more we engage those parties who are or may by interested in the project, the better the flow of our shared work. How do we do this? By practicing those behaviours that foster the greatest culture of inclusion in our meetings and interactions: Power Skills. This interactive presentation will engage participants by providing opportunities to explore their own practice of using inclusive behaviours.

Speaker Bio

Dr. Katherina Tarnai-Lokhorst, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon), BASc, MBA, DSocSci

Katherina’s influence as a role model for women in engineering and physical sciences crosses disciplines and international boundaries: an award-winning educator in mechanical engineering, she has collaborated with scholars and industry representatives around the globe. Katherina lives an authentically transdisciplinary life, applying her deep understanding of the impact of technology on society and her passion for making the world a better place to co-create an engineering culture where each and every person feels they belong, feels welcome to follow their path and feels free to fulfill their calling. Katherina participates on multiple boards including the Degree Quality Assessment Board for the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training, the UBC Alumni Advisory Council, and as Board Chair for both the Artisanal Gold Council (artisanalgold.org) and The BC Association for Living Mindfully (bcalm.ca). Her latest project is “The Edge”, a series of vignettes, blog posts and infographics that enable readers to explore the edge of their understanding of how behaviour impacts culture.

Agenda

6:00 PM - Chapter Announcements
6:20 PM - Breakout Room Networking
6:30 PM - Speaker Presentation
7:30 PM - Q & A and Raffle
7:45 PM - Closing & Wrap-up
8:00 PM - Adjourn

$10.00 for Members
$15.00 for Non-Members

2.0 Ways of Working PDUs

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Presentation Title

Networking Through Demonstrated Interest: How Building Relationships as Friends Leads to Collaborating as Colleagues

Presentation Speaker

Jen Fitzgerald - Professional Speaker

Presentation Abstract

Instead of thinking about networking as making a business connection, think about it as creating a friendship.
Demonstrate interest in others during networking efforts to build relationships as friends before colleagues. Familiarity, Authenticity, Curiosity, and Elasticity lead to building relationships in any setting, establishing trust along the way. Network to sell yourself as a person before engaging in business deals. Prioritize friendship to ignite organic business initiatives and collaborations.

In this presentation, Jen Fitzgerald will review the key components of the FACE approach to networking starting  each section with a story that ties into the main theme. This will be an extremely interactive and engaging presentation. Learning Outcomes include:

• Networking is most successful when we sell ourselves as people before collaborating as business
partners.
• It's critical to get to know people for who they are – not what they can do for you – by becoming friends before
colleagues.
• Building relationships through Demonstrated Interest is the foundation of efective networking.

Speaker Bio

Jen Fitzgerald's passion is building relationships and the people in her life give her purpose in her career by focusing on the qualitative perspective of building relationships. She graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a B.A. n Communication Studies, a minor in Theatre Arts, and a Certificate in Journalism.  She spent eight years working as a regional admissions counselor in higher education admissions and enrollment, and has held positions for Virginia Commonwealth University, The American University of Paris, and Harvey Mudd College.

During this time, she built relationships with people from different backgrounds and generations, in various environments. She encourages people to show "Demonstrated Interest" in others during networking efforts,  resulting in building relationships as friends before becoming  colleagues. To learn more about her, please visit her LinkedIn page.

Location

Mimi's Cafe
Country Side Center
2230 Griffin Way
Corona, CA 92879
(951) 734-2073
https://www.mimiscafe.com/

Dinner Choices (Select During Registration)

Grilled Steak
Grilled Salmon
French Pot Roast
Tuscan Grilled Chicken

Agenda

5:30 PM - Check-In & Networking
6:00 PM - Chapter Announcements
6:15 PM - Dinner
6:45 PM - Presentation
8:00 PM - Q & A
8:15 PM - Closing & Wrap-up
8:30 PM - Adjourn