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Project Management Builds Community

This year’s theme for 2018 Professional Development Day “Project Management Builds Community” offers a dual meaning for all of us as project managers. First, project management practices are used in every type of endeavor, whether it be for education, transportation, culture, economic development, or health - to name only a few. Secondly, project management builds a strong community of skilled project managers who not only understand the processes but also come together to network and strengthen their impact as an industry.

This event provides opportunities for practitioners and those interested in the profession to learn new skills, enhance existing knowledge and skills, and to network and learn from others who work in project management.

We have an exciting and diverse group of presenters this year, and we welcome their experience and knowledge as we grow together, expanding the influence of project management in our communities! More details will be coming your way!

Registration is online at our website at  https://pmicms.org.

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Check out the new PMICAC photo gallery on the PMICAC website! We currently have photos from this year's Symposium and will continue to add more from all of the PMICAC events.

 

The elections of the PMICAC Board are now open. Please check your email for the invitation to vote. If you do not have an email in your inbox, please check your spam or junk email boxes for the link to the ballot. Ballots open on 5/21/18 and close at midnight on 6/30/18. Thank you for your participation in the election this year.

We need you!

Are you interested in being on the cutting edge of something new? Are you passionate about a subject? Do you have a nugget of wisdom or a life lesson to share?

We are looking for people to present a short, “S-Talk” at the symposium on Monday, May 14th. S-Talks are short, engaging, to the point, discussions that can be about a story, a new idea, a life lesson, a deeper understanding about a subject, sharing a nugget of wisdom or making the most of each day. The talks could be about project management, leadership, life, work-life balance, or business oriented - get creative. A $250 gift card & other awesome prizes are up for grabs. Submit an idea today!

Guidelines:
- You will need to submit an idea to Theresa Cook by Wednesday, May 9th.
- All final presentations will need to be submitted by Friday, May 11th for final review.
- The presentation can not be longer than 15 minutes.
- There can be no longer than 6 slides for the presentation (but not required).
- No religion or political topics.

As a special incentive to encourage your colleagues to join the 2018 PMICAC Symposium, the chapter is offering a $50 rebate on individual registrations when 5 or more of your colleagues also register for the Symposium. That means for everyone at your place of work who is a PMICAC member and registers early, you will receive $50 back on your registration fee of $325 after the Symposium. Non PMICAC members would receive $50 back on the $400 registration fee. After April 30th and late registrants (day of) will receive $50 back on their registrations if 5 or more employees from the same company register as outlined in the fee schedule.

Keep in mind - joining the chapter is only $25 if you are a PMI global member and there are a myriad of benefits to joining PMI and PMICAC!!

Due to the threat of winter weather we have decided to cancel the meeting on January 16, 2018. If you pre-registered, your registration will move over to February, and as soon as the registration opens you should get an email notifying you that you are set up. Thank you once again for supporting the chapter and we hope to see you in February. If you have any questions, please contact vpprograms@pmicac.org.

The PMP Exam will be changing on March 26, 2018. Get more information here.

If you schedule your exam on 3/26/18 or later, you will receive an updated version of the exam that references the PMBOK® Guide – Sixth Edition.

Anyone taking the exam prior to 3/26/18 will receive the current version of the exam that references the PMBOK® Guide – Fifth Edition.

The role of chapter president for the PMI Central Alabama Chapter (PMICAC) provides insight into all aspects of the function of the chapter. For one to be voted in as president they should have served in at least one other board role and served one year as president-elect. This experience gives the president an overall view and understanding of the activities and functions of each board role. Some roles have greater responsibility than others so knowing the difference is key.
On any given day the chapter president may be involved in one or more of the following activities:

  • Interacting with other board members
  • Helping in decision-making
  • Approving expenditures
  • Managing chapter relationships
  • Providing customer service to members
  • Assisting at chapter meetings or other functions
  • Liaising with other chapter leadership

The role does require some time and the role of chapter president probably requires, on average, 10-12 hours per month. This varies month to month but that is the average. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.

Randy R. Johns – PMICAC President 2017
president@pmicac.org

We are starting the board nomination process for the PMI Central Alabama Chapter elections early this year. The nomination process will begin today and complete Monday, 4/30/18. Once nominations are collected, PMI Global will process the information and we will have board elections starting in June. The role of the board at PMICAC is important to guide and maintain the work that the chapter performs not only for its members, but for the community as well. I hope that everyone will take the time to think about running for one of the following positions as they come up for election this year. Please take the time to look through the position descriptions to note the responsibilities as well as an estimated time need each month to fulfill those duties. The following positions are up for election this year and will serve 2019-2020:

President-Elect
VP Communications
VP Education
VP Marketing
VP Programs
PMIEF Liaison

If you would like to nominate someone, including yourself, please send an email with the position in the subject line and a recent resume attached to Mark Rhodes, PMP.

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