May 19, 2010 AGM and Dinner Meeting - Managing Virtual Teams for Real Results
Wednesday May 19th, 2010Time: 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm
Location
| Holiday Inn 30 Fairway Road South Kitchener, Ontario |
Event Description/Details
operations is more difficult than face-to-face teams, because the variety of situations we face is so much greater. To manage these teams effectively, we must understand how and why they are different, and we must use new tools to deal with those differences. Fortunately, much of what we have to do differently is relatively cheap and requires little organizational support. In this presentation, Rick Brenner provides a guided tour of these simple yet powerful approaches to managing virtual teams for real results Agenda: - 5:30 - 6:00 pm - Registration & Networking - 6:00 - 6:30 pm - Annual General Meeting (AGM) - 6:30 - 7:15 pm - Dinner - 7:15 - 8:45 pm - Presentation - 8:45 - 9:00 pm - Chapter Updates & Wrap-up Fees: - $39.00 - PMI Chapter members - $44.00 - non-members Cancellation policy: Due to the commitment and cost associated with our hosting venues, failure to cancel your registration 48 hours prior will require full payment be made. You may cancel your registration prior to the 48 hour timeframe, for any event, by emailing events@pmi-ctt.org. |
Speaker(s)
| Rick Brenner Rick Brenner is principal of Chaco Canyon Consulting. He works with people in problem-solving organizations that make complex products that need state-of-the-art teamwork, and with organizations that want to create innovative products by building stronger relationships among their people. In 25 years as a software developer, project manager, software development manager, entrepreneur and consultant, he has developed valuable insights into the interactions between people in the workplace environment, and between people and the media in which they work. Rick holds a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering from MIT. His current interests focus on personal and organizational effectiveness in abnormal situations, such as dramatic change, enterprise emergencies, and high-pressure project situations. His articles and weekly newsletter are available at his Web site, http://www.ChacoCanyon.com/. |