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About Us ...
The Erie, PA Chapter is a local affiliate of the
Project Management Institute (PMI). Located on Lake Erie, The PMI Erie, PA Chapter serves project
management professionals in Northwest Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.
Our Mission ...
The Erie, PA Chapter is a not-for-profit organization.
Our mission is to provide value-added services and resources to businesses
and individuals who wish to advance in the field of project management.
We offer a variety of networking and professional development
opportunities.
Our Meetings ...
Our chapter meets on the third Thursday of the month at
BrewErie, 123 West 14th Street, in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Our
Address ...
PMI ERIE PA CHAPTER
BOX 122
707 WEST 38TH STREET
ERIE PA 16508
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Upcoming
Meeting ...
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Date: |
Thursday, May 21, 2009 |
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Time: |
Meet & Greet: 5:30 PM
Dinner:
6:00 PM |
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Place: |
BrewErie
123 West 14th Street
Erie, PA |
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Cost: |
Members: $15
Non-members: $20 |
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Speaker: |
Andy Putnam, PMP |
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Topic: |
Accountability and Expectations
Management through Project Communications |
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RSVP: |
Monday, May 18, 2009 - 5:00 PM |
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Payment
will be collected at the door unless other arrangements are made. The
chapter is charged for the number of dinners we submit reservations for.
If you make a reservation and do not attend the meeting, you will be
invoiced for your dinner. If you wish to cancel your dinner reservation,
please send an e-mail to
reservations@pmierie.org before 12:00 Noon on
the Wednesday before the meeting. |
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About our Topic: |
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Have you ever considered the power
that’s available to a Project Manager through effective project
communications processes? For example, are you using tools such as a
project communications plan, periodic status reports, meeting minutes,
executive presentations, and targeted correspondence to deliver prompt
advisories, to raise accountability, and to help you in managing
expectations? One of the key ingredients for project success is an
effective project communications process that’s appropriately tailored to
the project’s specific environment. This presentation will focus on the
critical importance of project communications and will offer practical,
“how to” advice regarding project communications tools and techniques. It
will also include a brief review of several of the presenter’s past
project management experiences where project communications processes and
tools served as a differentiator between success and failure.
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About our Speaker: |
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Andy Putnam
has enjoyed a thirty year
career as an information technology (IT) professional. He earned a B.S.
Degree in Mathematics from Grove City College and a MBA Degree from the
University of Pittsburgh . He also holds certification as a project
management professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute (PMI)
and was one of the founding members of PMI’s Erie, PA Chapter. Andy is
currently employed by Erie Insurance, where he is a senior project manager
responsible for large complex IT programs and projects. Prior to his
current position, Andy headed a project management section and assisted
with oversight of The Erie’s IT project portfolio. His section managed IT
projects and served as a center of competency helping to provide support
services, process leadership, education, and coaching to the project
management community at Erie Insurance. Andy’s past employers include:
Putnam Consulting Services, IBM Corporation, Federated Investors, Inc.,
Equibank, Rockwell International, and Pine Instrument Company.
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