WEEK 13 |
Tuesday. 24 March, 2020 | |
5:00 pm |
CANCELLED: Satellite Meeting – March 2020:” The Art of saying No”Abstract: The ability to set boundaries is one of the most important skills to master for both personal and professional growth. One of the most important aspects of a good boundary is the ability to say “No” to the people, activities and engagements that do not advance us personally or professionally. When you say “No” to the things that don’t help you, you are, in effect, saying “Yes” to the things that will. This interactive seminar will help you learn when and how to say “No” with grace and professionalism. Learning Objectives:
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5:30 pm |
Communications CoP: Continuous Growth: why is it important?This is a NCPMI Communication & Public Speaking CoP- NCPL Toastmasters Club Meeting. Meeting will be convened by Virtual Conference Call Abstract
A vision is a clear, strategic, actionable picture of the future. It can be personal, professional or organizational and must be sufficiently creative and compelling to inspire dedicated action until it is achieved. Transformation of a vision into reality requires committed engagement, the acquision of knowledge and skills, resulting in continuous growth and the evolution of a new and improved person or organization.
This presentation will discuss how each of us can develop a detailed vision of our personal life, professional life or our organization.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this presentation, participants will understand how to:
About the Speaker Ramona Baylor, DTM, retired from the United States Army after serving for 21 years and is a veteran of two combat operations. She currently works at Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, NC., in Civilian Human Resources as Supervisor for the Employee Services Branch. Ramona and her team serve over 3000 Federal employees where communication and leadership are keys to their success. She is happily married to Ben and they have a 26-year-old daughter--Brianna. Toastmasters continue to be integral to her career development and advancement. Ramona’s life changed when she joined Toastmasters in August 2013! Throughout her Toastmasters experience she has held several club officer roles, served as a District leader, competed at District Speech Contests and received the highest education award in 2018: Distinguished Toastmaster. Ramona currently serves as District 37 Program Quality Director East where she manages Speech Contests, Officer Training, District leader training, and the Annual Conference for 4400 members. She continues to give back to the members by mentoring 5 Toastmasters. Ramona has found personal and professional success by following the motto “it takes a village." |
Thursday. 26 March, 2020 | |
11:30 am |
CANCELLED: PMO CoP March 2020 : Implementing Resource Portfolio ManagementAbstract If you have ever made attempts at Enterprise Resource Management across projects and portfolios using Excel, MS Project, or traditional PPM tools, then you will understand the challenges and shortfalls. This session will a spotlight of a specific resource management tool new to the industry that solves many of these challenges and can adapt to your environment without a full replacement of current systems. This will also combine best practices from the Resource Management Institute. |