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2010 Oct Financial Services LIG Meeting |
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Managing Big Budget Projects
Presented by Stan Polsky, P.E.
October 2010
Join us on Thursday, October 14th for the Financial Services Local Interest Group (FS LIG) Meeting. Presentation begins at 5:00 at the Engineer's Society of Western Pennsylvania. Stan Polsky is our guest speaker on the topic of “Managing Big Budget Projects.”
Biography: Stan Polsky, P.E. is founder and president of EPMOD, Inc. (http://www.epmod.com/), a Pittsburgh-based firm specializing in organizational development and business management. Stan rose to a senior position in the United States Steel’s Headquarters Engineering group during his 23 year career there. Stan successfully served as a management consultant and unofficial coordinator on the design and construction of integrated steel plants in Spain and in Taiwan for USS Engineers and Consultants. Stan served as a Past President of the Pittsburgh Chapter of Project Management Institute. With EPMOD, Stan provided consulting and training in the US and abroad to organizations in both the public and private sectors, including assignments in Africa with Catholic Relief Services. For 15 years at the International Management Development Institute at the University of Pittsburgh, Stan served as an instructor, funded by USAID, to Project Leaders of large development projects.
Executive Summary:
Network Centric Management (NCM), a leading edge concept will be presented. NCM, in conjunction with a structured communication network will dramatically improve communication and collaboration on big budget projects, and will significantly reduce project duration and cost. This concept will facilitate horizontal and vertical teamwork among key holders of responsibility involving disparate organizations and teams with dispersed members while making sure that the pursuit of customer commitments remains aligned with strategic business objectives.
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2010 Jun Financial Services LIG Meeting |
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Managing Projects when your Customer is a Government Entity
Presented by Sanjeev K. Sharma, PE, PMP
June 2010
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Join us on Thursday, June 10th for the Financial Services Local Interest Group (FS LIG) Meeting. Presentation begins at 5:00 at the Engineer's Society of Western
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2010 Apr Financial Services LIG Meeting |
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Business Process Mapping Excellence
Presented by Rick Clare, CBAP, PMP, OCP
April 2010
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Business Process Mapping is a technique used by Project Managers, Business Analysts, and individuals who specialize in Business Process Improvement. This simple technique is very useful in detailing existing
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2009 Dec Financial Services LIG Meeting |
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Effective Communication
Presented by Tom Mangan, Dale Carnegie Systems
December 2009
"There are four ways, and only four ways, in which we have contact with the world. We are evaluated and classified by these four contacts: what we do, how we look, what we say, and how we say it." - Dale Carnegie
To m Mangan,
A native of North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, Tom Mangan comes to Dale Carnegie Systems® having recently retired as an officer in the United States Marine Corps where he served for over 22
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2009 Oct Financial Services LIG Meeting |
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The Three-Year Engagement to Merge Mellon Financial Corp. with the Bank of New York
Presented by Alex Jovanovich
October 2009
Alex Jovanovich is a Program Manager in the Information Technology Sector of BNY Mellon. Alex has been with BNY Mellon for the last five years. For the last three years he has been focused on integrating the company's legacy technology sectors. Alex obtained his Bachelors In Business Administration from Villanova University. He also holds a Masters In Information Systems Management and a Masters In Business Administration from Carnegie Mellon University.
Alex will be presenting on his responsibilities in the three year engagement to merge Mellon Financial
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