Chapter Events

Chapter Events

20
Aug
2020

Chapter Meeting

08-20-2020 6:00 pm -7:00 pm
Free Event
Chapter Meeting

Join us for our open forum Chapter Meeting.  The Board will present updates on the following topics:

 

- Nominations for the upcoming election

- Remote training opportunities

- Remote social activities

- Chapter stats

 

After the updates, we'll open the floor for chapter members to share their thoughts on the direction of the chapter and ideas for future events/training.

This is a remote meeting being hosted via Zoom, and the link will be sent to everyone who registers within 24 hours of the event starting.

We are no longer accepting registration for this event

27
Aug
2020

New Member Orientation

08-27-2020 6:00 pm -7:00 pm
Members Only
New Member Orientation

This event is focused on welcoming our new members.  If you are a new member, or a current member looking to learn more about the chapter and getting involved, then this event is for you.  There is no charge to attend, but the event is only open to members of the Midlands Chapter.

We will discuss a brief history of the chapter, introduce the members of the Board, discuss volunteer opportunities, and have an open discussion about your goals in being member of the chapter.  We want to support all of our members in their personal and professional goals, so be ready to share a little about yourself.

This is a remote meeting being hosted via Zoom.

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17
Sep
2020

Building a Project Schedule in MS Project

09-17-2020 6:00 pm -8:00 pm
$20.00
Building a Project Schedule in MS Project
PDU Training:  2 Technical PDU's
($20/Non-Members, Free for Members)

 

We will go through the motions of creating a project schedule using MS Project, focusing on both the Waterfall and Hybrid methodologies.  We'll cover the following topics, and have an open floor time so participants can ask questions and share some of their best practices:

  • Setting up the core phases, and common project tasks
  • Walkthrough all of the task field settings
  • Discuss best practices such as the 8/80 guildeline, setting up predecessors
  • Demonstrate resource assignments and allocations
  • Basic views/reports
  • Baselining

We will using screen sharing via Zoom, so online participation is highly encouraged.  The link to the Zoom meeting will be sent on the day of the event to those who register.

Sorry, the event is now full and we could not accept more registration

20
Oct
2020

Effective Communication in the New "Normal"

10-20-2020 6:00 pm -7:00 pm
$20/Members - $0/Members
Effective Communication in the New "Normal"

NOTE:  Members need to sign-in to see the 100% discounted price.  The link to the live remote training will be sent by Noon on the day of the training to everyone who registers.

 

As we continue to see the move from traditional in-person meetings to remote meetings, the need for skills development in the areas of communication and meeting facilitation grows rapidly.  Explore techniques and best practices for communicating with teams remotely. 

Learning Objectives::

  • How to "Be" in the meeting
  • Preparing with different ways to communicate
  • Determining when a meeting is necessary, and what format to use
  • Moderating metings and stilling to the Agenda
  • Avoiding common pitfals during the meeting,

We are no longer accepting registration for this event

27
Oct
2020

How to Thrive in the Covid-19 Gig Economy?

10-27-2020 6:00 pm -7:00 pm
$20/Non-Members - $0/Members
How to Thrive in the Covid-19 Gig Economy?
 
NOTE:  Members need to sign-in to see the 100% discounted price.  The link to the live remote training will be sent by Noon on the day of the training to everyone who registers.
 
 
With the impact of Covid-19 upon us the Gig economy is accelerating - don't be left behind!  In this talk you get to practice and develop critical skills to thrive in the Gig economy!  Those participating in the gig economy call themselves freelancers, independent professionals, contract workers and independent contractors.  It's easy to think of this group as a bunch of millennials looking to escape the traditional 9 to 5, but among those participating in the gig economy are experienced nurses, project managers, scrum masters, agile coaches, engineers and marketing consultants.
 
Learning Objectives
 
  • What are the fundamental pre-requisites for branding yourself for gig economy employment?
  • What does it take to thrive in the Covid19 gig economy?
  • How can you prepare for gig economy employment?

We are no longer accepting registration for this event