This is a NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting.
The Meeting includes prepared speeches, table topics, networking, evaluations, jokes and multiple meeting operations roles.
5:30 pm -8:00 pm (5.30-6.00 Registration, Snack & Pre-meeting Networking)
Cisco Campus - Building 3, First Floor, The Vault Conference Room
Abstract:
The rapid changes in technology are driving organizations to become agile to remain competitive in the marketplace. The expectation on project managers is extremely high to deliver business outcomes faster and cheaper.This presentation focuses on the skills needed to manage Information Technology projects successfully.
The speaker will highlight the importance of Business, Strategy, and Technical needs of projects and its relevance to Information Technology projects.
Learning Objectives:
- Industry practices in leading IT projects
- Waterfall, Agile, and Hybrid Models
- Required skills to lead Technology Projects
| Event Date | 02-12-2019 5:30 pm |
| Event End Date | 02-12-2019 8:00 pm |
| Registration Start Date | 01-10-2019 |
| Registered | 54 |
| Available place | 1 |
| Cut off date | 02-12-2019 10:00 pm |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Speaker | Kaali Dass, PMP, Ph.D. |
| Number Hours | 1.50 |
| Technical PDU Hours | 1.50 |
This is a NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting.
The Meeting includes prepared speeches, table topics, networking, evaluations, jokes and multiple meeting operations roles.
5:30 pm -8:00 pm (5.30-6.00 Registration, Snack & Pre-meeting Networking)
Cisco Campus - Building 3, First Floor, The Vault Conference Room
Abstract:
- Timely and Powerful Learning Aid
- Recognition and Confidence builder
- Positive climate for Motivation
- Builds and maintains healthy self-esteem
- Opportunity to help others
- Develops an attitude of helpful interest
- Builds positive interpersonal relationships
- Develops listening skills
- Builds impromptu speaking skills
- Contributes to a high standard of excellence
- Builds a positive climate
- Develops role models
- Creates a success oriented atmosphere
- Keeps people coming to meetings
| Event Date | 04-23-2019 5:30 pm |
| Event End Date | 04-23-2019 8:00 pm |
| Registration Start Date | 03-25-2019 |
| Registered | 35 |
| Available place | 10 |
| Cut off date | 04-23-2019 10:00 pm |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Speaker | Greg Lane ACS, ALS |
| Number Hours | 1.50 |
| Strategy PDU Hours | 0.75 |
| Leadership PDU Hours | 0.75 |
This is a NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting.
The Meeting includes prepared speech, table topics, networking, evaluations, jokes and multiple meeting operations roles.
5:30 pm -8:00 pm (5.30-6.00 Registration, Snack & Pre-meeting Networking)
Cisco Campus - Building 3, First Floor, The Vault Conference Room
Abstract
Speech Contests provide excellent opportunities to accelerate the development of speaking skills. The competitive environment causes contestants to spend several hours writing, rewriting and rehearsing the delivery of their speech. This activity requires focus, energy and intense desire, and often produces the contestants' best work.
A speech contest is a project, which offers opportunities to practice and develop leadership and project management skills in a low risk environment.
This contest will involve an inspirational speech, which can also be educational or humorous. It is the start of a process for selecting contestants for the Toastmasters International Contest to be held in August 2019, in Denver, Colorado.
The Table Topics contest challenges speakers to demonstrate their impromtu speaking skills by responding to a topic being heard for the first time. These contests often provide a rich source of entertainment for the audience.
Learning Objectives
Participants will:
- Learn methods for delivering impromtu speeches
- Acquire tips from competitive speakers, which can be used to develop their own speaking skills
| Event Date | 02-26-2019 5:30 pm |
| Event End Date | 02-26-2019 8:00 pm |
| Registration Start Date | 01-24-2019 |
| Registered | 25 |
| Available place | 20 |
| Cut off date | 02-26-2019 10:00 pm |
| Individual Price | Free for all NCPMI members and non-members |
| Speaker | Several Speakers |
| Number Hours | 1.50 |
| Leadership PDU Hours | 1.50 |
This is a NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting.
The Meeting includes prepared speeches, table topics, networking, evaluations, jokes and multiple meeting operations roles.
5:30 pm -8:00 pm (5.30-6.00 Registration, Snack & Pre-meeting Networking)
Cisco Campus - Building 3, First Floor, The Vault Conference Room
Companies are now in the situation where they have multiple generations in the workplace. People are living longer and have started working well past retirement. Some people are now opting out of college and entering the workforce straight out of high school.
How do you get such a wide range of ages to work together? How do you get them to come into agreement on how to approach projects and job responsibilities? How do you get them to respect all the individuals on the team? Better yet, how do you manage the group especially if they are all older than you?
These are the team dynamics that employers, project managers and every company are currently facing. Diversity and Inclusion is no longer about race. It now is also about age. We now have to address the issue of working with multiple generations.
- What are the various generations?
- What is Diversity and Inclusion?
- How do you get the generations to work together?
- What do the generations have in common?
| Event Date | 03-12-2019 5:30 pm |
| Event End Date | 03-12-2019 8:00 pm |
| Registration Start Date | 01-27-2019 |
| Registered | 34 |
| Available place | 11 |
| Cut off date | 03-12-2019 10:00 pm |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Speaker | Me’chelle Degree McKenney, PMP |
| Number Hours | 1.50 |
| Strategy PDU Hours | 0.75 |
| Leadership PDU Hours | 0.75 |
This is a NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting.
The Meeting includes prepared speeches, table topics, networking, evaluations, jokes and multiple meeting operations roles.
5:30 pm -8:00 pm (5.30-6.00 Registration, Snack & Pre-meeting Networking)
Cisco Campus - Building 3, First Floor, The Vault Conference Room
Who hasn’t wanted to be a Super Hero at some time in life? According to Wikipedia, “A superhero is a type of heroic stock character, usually possessing supernatural or superhuman powers, who is dedicated to fighting the evil of their universe, protecting the public, and usually battling supervillains.”
The speaker will lead the audience in a consideration of what it means to be a Super Hero and how to be one.
- Defining a Super Hero
- Identifying character traits of a Super Hero
- Applying Super Hero traits to everyday life
| Event Date | 03-26-2019 5:30 pm |
| Event End Date | 03-26-2019 8:00 pm |
| Registration Start Date | 02-20-2019 |
| Registered | 20 |
| Available place | 25 |
| Cut off date | 03-26-2019 10:00 pm |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Speaker | Dea Irby, CC, CL, REALTOR©, SPS, BOLD 100 |
| Number Hours | 1.50 |
| Leadership PDU Hours | 1.50 |
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