Chapter Event

Many project managers were ahead of the curve when it came to managing remote teams toward collective goals. We were poised for “such a time as this.”  Let’s take a moment to do a collective cheer for COVID bringing to light both the opportunities and challenges of remote work. Then, let’s leave with a top three remote tips – and three top things we hope this time will change for the future of project work and ways we can champion the changes. 

Join us remotely for this engaging session. While this is the group that normally meets in Como, anyone is welcome to join us!

Expect a link approximately 24 hours before the event begins.

Join us remotely for this informative session. While this is for the members new to the chapter, anyone is welcome to join us!

Expect a link approximately 24 hours before the event begins.

Even the most entry-level project managers can usually recite the five phases of a project. Unfortunately, we often receive projects that have skipped a phase (or two) or at least did not take advantage of the key benefits of each phase.

For our next five lunch meetings, we are going to dwell on individual phases. We will recap the “what should happen,” lament the “what gets missed,” and share best practices and course correction tips. We hope you can join us for each month – but if not, we hope you will pop in for the phases where you or your teams need the most support!

On June 26th we begin the 1st of our five-part series – “Phase 1 Instilling the Importance of Initiation”

You will receive a link to Zoom 24 hours and 1 hour before the meeting. 

Are you saturated with online meetings? Are you bored with online meetings? Whatever happened to icebreakers and a little fun at meetings? How do you help your attendees be more interactive? Join our meeting for ideas. Plus, the opportunity to share what has been working well for you and what has not.

Please note – this is a virtual meeting. Meeting connection information will be sent to participants prior to the meeting.

Even the most entry-level project managers can usually recite the five phases of a project. Unfortunately, we often receive projects that have skipped a phase (or two) or at least did not take advantage of the key benefits of each phase.

This is our 2nd of five lunch meetings where we focus on individual phases. We will recap the “what should happen,” lament the “what gets missed,” and share best practices and course-correction tips. We hope you can join us for each month – but if not, we hope you will pop in for the phases where you or your teams need the most support!

On July 23rd we continue with the 2nd of our five-part series – “Project Progress by Phase: Pointers in Planning”

You will receive a link to Zoom 24 hours and 1 hour before the meeting.