| WEEK 23 |
| Tuesday. 05 June, 2018 | |
| 5:00 pm |
Satellite Meeting - June 2018: Investigating Ethical Decision Making in Project Management Practice - the PMI Code of EthicsFree for all NCPMI members and $5 for non-members
Abstract:
Practitioners make decisions daily that have ethical implications. Too often these are made without explicit concern for short and long term implications for the stakeholders involved in the project and with vague guidance from a code of ethics. With greater awareness of ethical issues generally and with the strengths and limitations of their own values, project managers can positively influence their decisions for the betterment of the individual and his/her environment. The application of this positive influence is achieved through explicit reflection on the project manager’s ethical attitudes and likely behaviors in general, as well as through individual participants’ discussions with other project managers. Increased awareness of ethical impact can stimulate ethical leverage to everyday decision making and key ethical choice points. It can help practitioners to lead by exemplifying personal behaviors aligned with ethically informed values and provide a framework with which to analyze ethical scenarios in project management. Learning Objectives:
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| Wednesday. 06 June, 2018 | |
| 5:30 pm |
HealthCare CoP: Preserving and Improving MemoryNeuropsychology is a sub-specialty of professional psychology that provides diagnostic assessment of cognitive, behavioral, and emotional changes that occur due to neurodevelopmental, neurodegenerative or acquired disorders of the brain. Join us to learn more from Dr. Lynn Kakos. |
| Thursday. 07 June, 2018 | |
| 6:00 pm |
June 2018 - Networking with a PurposeThe NCPMI Chapter invites you to attend our “Networking With a Purpose” event. We will have a Accentuate Staffing present on who they are and what they do, as well as what current job opening they are looking to fill. |
| Friday. 08 June, 2018 | |
| 9:30 am |
Leadership and Emotional Intelligence: How Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Build Trust and High-Performing TeamsCisco Campus - Building 7 - Maggie This course is designed to heighten both your emotional and social intelligence through leadership models, concepts, measures, anecdotes, statistics, and research findings. Attendees can expect to immerse themselves at a level of self-awareness beyond the superficial, thereby identifying root cause of any self-defeating behavioral patterns and motivations. Discover how your attachment style over the years has impacted both your ability to trust and others’ perceptions of your trustworthiness. Members $99, Non-Members $199 Early Registration fee for NCPMI Members is $99, as a way for NCPMI Board to give back to our members. Remember to log-in to receive your NCPMI member discount at checkout. Continental breakfast will be served at 9:00 am; light lunch will be served at 12 noon.
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