Tuesday, January 20, 2015. Mission Connect with our community to: ◦ Recognize the value of project management ◦ Advance the practice of project management.

PMICalifornia Inland Empire Chapter Rancho Cucamonga

Monthly Dinner Meeting

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

MissionConnect with our community to:◦ Recognize the value of project management◦ Advance the practice of project management◦ Deliver successful project resultsImprove their professional and personal lives.

Vision Within two years, the PMICIE Chapter will be foundationally solid

and fully staffed for future growth. PMICIE will increase membership engagement by providing outstanding member value, various opportunities for networking, volunteer service, education, and professional growth.

◦ Trust & Integrity◦ Collaboration◦Accountability◦ Commitment◦ Excellence◦ Engagement◦ Creativity/Innovation

Core ValuesThrough times of growth and change, our core values provide continuity and a moral compass, communicating our beliefs and guiding our behavior.

The PMI California Inland Empire chapter provides you with outstanding opportunities to START, BUILD, and ADVANCE your project management career through these affordable value-added services:

◦Engaging Networking Events

◦Professional Development Courses

◦Numerous Ways to Earn PDUs

◦ Informative Speakers and Presentations

◦Collaboration with Other SoCal PMI Chapters

Start, Build, and Advance

Contact: Bill ParrisV.P. of Professional [email protected]

Certification Readiness AssessmentProject Management ExperienceProject Management Formal Education/Contact HoursCertification Readiness Gap Analysis

Certification Preparation In-Class Certification Preparation CoursesOn-Line Certification Preparation Courses and PodcastsCertification Exam Question Simulators

Certification Application GuidanceFilling Out the Certification ApplicationGuidelines for Certification Application AuditsPost-Certification Continuing Certification Requirements

A comprehensive campaign to assist project management team members obtain their professional credentials and certifications

Recognized by PMI Global Operations in PMI Today magazine

CIE Certify Me Campaign

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TONIGHT’S SPEAKER

Ms. Stephanie HotchkinTopic: Gamification

Title: ‘Enterprise Gamification: An Overview’

PMICIE Chapter Rancho Cucamonga

2 PDU Dinner

www.pmicie.orgfor more

information

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3-Day CAPM/PMP Exam Prep Workshop

3-Day Live Instruction Designed to help you pass the

CAPM/PMP 35 Contact Hours/PDUs Earn your credential to eliminate

doubt with employers Location: Pomona, CA

$ET YOURSELF APART!

INCREA$E YOUR EARNING POTENTIAL

Your name

FEBRUARY 19, 20, 21, 2015

Contact: Ken DenningProfessional Development [email protected]

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January 27, 2015 SpeakerTemecula Dinner Meeting

Ms. Sarita Maybin, MATopic: Stakeholder Engagement

Title: ‘How to Maintain High-Touch Relationships inHigh-Tech Times’

PMICIE Chapter Temecula

2 PDU Dinner

www.pmicie.orgfor more

information

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February 17, 2015 SpeakerRancho Cucamonga Dinner Meeting

Mr. Ray Stratton, PMP, EVPTopic: Organizational Agility through Project Management

Title: ‘The EVM + AGILE Anthology’

PMICIE Chapter Rancho Cucamonga

2 PDU Dinner

www.pmicie.orgfor more

information

HERE ARE SOME OF THE TOP EMPLOYERS IN THE INLAND EMPIRE

Abbott Vascular United Parcel Service County of San Bernardino County of Riverside Kaiser Permanente ESRI Loma Linda University Wal-Mart Hewlett-Packard Univ. of Calif., Riverside Pechanga Resort & Casino BAE Systems

Cal Poly Pomona Verizon Northrup Grumman Costco Arrowhead Medical Center Prime Healthcare Management SCE Cal-Trans Monster Beverage Co. Walz Group ADP Watson Pharmaceuticals

In Transition?

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Employers of Project Managers

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Volunteering has some unique benefits:

◦Worldwide recognition on your resume and LinkedIn profile

◦ Potential job opportunities you might not otherwise obtain

◦Valuable networking contacts at notable companies, agencies, organizations, associations and groups

◦ Experience gained from working with a non-profit on very unique and challenging projects and activities

◦Opportunity to improve existing skills or obtain new skills and obtain extremely valuable real-life experience

◦ PDUs, PDUs, PDUs…

Volunteer Today!

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Dave ClinePresident

Lynn CoffmanVP of Membership

Bill MorganVP of Operations

Greg HoodVP of Marketing

Bill ParrisVP of Professional

Development

Ed ValdezVP of Finance

Clifton MassingaleVP of Programs

John DawsonMembership

Director

Carmen ZavalzaFinance Director

“CV” Chandrasekar Venkatraman

Operations Director

Ken DenningProfessional Development

Director

OPENPrograms Director

Sanjay LalaCommunications

Director

Matt McIntoshWebsite Director

Joel RothschildRC Dinner Meeting

Manager

OPENSocial Media

Director

Fritz ManalaysayCorporate Outreach

Director

OPENCommunity

Outreach Director

Irmalinda OsunaAcademia Outreach

Director

Robin CrouchRegistration Desk

RC

Kim CritchfieldRegistration Desk

Temecula

Kathy DawsonVolunteer Service

Director

Michael SmithMarketing Director

OPENTemucala Dinner Meeting Greeter

Earl FrederickTemecula Dinner Meeting Manager

OPENPMP/CSM Class

Coordinator

Susan MillerRC Dinner Meeting

Membership Coordinator

Colette ZelesnikarMembership Coordinator

Revised: January 20, 2015

Kevin ReillySpeaker

Coordinator

Debra WolfPast President(BOD Member)

Chris ParsonsSpecial Events

Coordinator

Tammy SchembariRC Dinner Meeting

Greeter

Succession Planning

Interested in a Volunteer Service Position? Email

[email protected]

Bruce McBrideRegistration Desk

Temecula

Russell KeenanMentor Program

Manager

Sanjay LalaElection

Nominations Chair

Robert AdlingSponsorship

Director

OPENTemecula Dinner Mtg Membership

Coordinator

OPENVolunteer Service

Director

“To be good, and to do good, is all we have to do.” - John Adams

“Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more. ”

- H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

Volunteer Today!

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Volunteer Appreciation

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