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10
Feb
2026

Communications and Public Speaking: I Got Me

02-10-2026 5:45 pm -8:00 pm
Virtual Meeting
Free

I Got Me™ is a self-leadership talk about learning how to steady yourself first so you can show up well for others. Through practical reflection and relatable examples, this session invites participants to notice how internal stability, emotional regulation, and values alignment shape confidence, communication, and presence. The focus is not self-improvement for perfection, but self-leadership as a foundation for trust, resilience, and meaningful connection.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • Recognize how self-leadership directly impacts confidence, clarity, and presence when speaking and leading
  • Identify internal signals that indicate stress, misalignment, or reactivity before they show up externally
  • Understand the connection between personal values and consistent decision-making
  • Apply simple grounding and reflection practices to stabilize themselves in high-pressure moments
  • Reframe leadership as the ability to say “I Got Me” before attempting to support or influence others

Speaker: Jernnifer Meyer

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Jennifer Meyer is a Speaker + Leadership Strategist who helps leaders reconnect with themselves so they can show up well for others. Her work is rooted in one simple belief: when you’re steady on the inside, everything else works better.

With a background in learning and development, project work, and coaching—and lived experience parenting a neurodivergent son—Jennifer brings empathy without rescuing, clarity without jargon, and challenge without shame. She invites people to consider how they lead, how they respond under pressure, and what kind of environment they’re actually creating.

Her presence is calm, real, and unmistakably human. No hype. No performance. Just leadership that’s practiced on purpose.

14
Feb
2026

Study Group Session

02-14-2026 7:15 pm -12:30 pm
Virtual Meeting
Free

Join us for our upcoming Study Group! This is a collaborative space where members can review key concepts, share resources, and support each other in reaching their academic and professional goals. All skill levels are welcome.

21
Feb
2026

Social Good & Networking Event - Note in the Pocket

02-21-2026 1:00 pm -4:00 pm
FREE for all NCPMI members and non-members

NCPMI will be partnering  with Note in the Pocket February 21st. Note in the Pocket is dedicated to providing children in our community with clothing that is new or gently used—delivered with dignity, love, and respect. Volunteers are at the heart of this mission, playing a vital role in ensuring every child receives quality clothing when they need it most.

As a volunteer, NCPMI will support the organization through quality control, sorting, and organizing donated clothing, helping prepare items for distribution to children and families.

24
Feb
2026

Communications and Public Speaking: Pick Your Path, 21 Days to Set Your Mental Autopilot on the Right Course

02-24-2026 5:45 pm -8:00 pm
Virtual Meeting
Free

Title: Pick Your Path, 21 Days to Set Your Mental Autopilot on the Right Course

Abstract:
Henry Ford said, “Whether you think you can or you can’t, you are right.”  Our thoughts deeply shape our reality. Many of our thoughts are negative. Our negative thoughts lead us on a path to our results, holding us back from the success, relationships, opportunities and joy that we so desperately want. Instead, we feel stress and anxiety and are limited to a feeling of malnourished self-worth and meager success.  

Learning Objectives: 

In “Pick Your Path” the audience learns: 

  • Everyone has negative thinking, and you can exchange limiting thoughts for healthy thoughts that lead to the life you want
  • How to turn adversities into advantages
  • 4 simple steps to transform your thinking

Speaker:  Elizabeh Mahusay

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Elizabeth is dynamic, high energy, and focused on helping people realize their full potential. She is an expert in thought transformation and believes that right thinking is the foundation for success in life and business.

She earned her Bachelor of Science and Master’s degree from the University of South Florida. She spent 19 years in the direct sales industry while partnering with her husband to build their photography business – Fredshots. She is a TED speaker; active Youtuber; and her Podcast, “Thinking That Matters” reaches thousands.

Elizabeth is an Executive Business Coach, Corporate Trainer, and Keynote Speaker that is committed to being a practitioner of what she teaches. She brings real life experience to the stage.

She has authored four books and one of her newest, Pick Your Path: 21 Days to Set Your Mental Autopilot on the Right Course is an international bestseller. Elizabeth married her high school sweetheart, Fred and together they have two grown sons.

25
Feb
2026

Agile CoP: Using AI to Spark Collaboration, Not Chaos

02-25-2026 6:00 pm -7:00 pm
Virtual Meeting
Free

AI tools can dramatically accelerate design and innovation—but they also surface unexpected challenges in team dynamics, communication, and stakeholder expectations. In this interactive workshop, participants will experience the power of AI-assisted prototyping firsthand in a collaborative, hands-on environment. Working in small groups using an AI prototyping tool to see first hand just how quickly ideas can take shape.