March 2019 Corvallis Lunch Meeting
The Neglected Role in Project Management
Kyle Nemes, PMP
Operations & Gov. Contracts Manager
SIGA Technologies
In any project, there is a need for relationships; whether it is with your project team members, stakeholders, or customers. Understanding the desired outcome you would like to achieve while taking into consideration the relationship of those effected is a crucial element. Come join us as we investigate this vital aspect of project management that is sometimes neglected.
Date and Time:
Friday, March 15, 2019
Start Time: 12:00 pm
End Time: 1:30 pm
Location:
Corvallis Depot, 700 Washington Ave, Corvallis, OR.
Professional Development Units:
Presentation - 1 Leadership PDU.
Lunch:
Pizza (including vegetarian); salad and snacks buffet style
Price:
|
Non-Member Price |
$15 |
|
Member Discount |
-$5 |
|
Unemployed, Student, No Meal Discount |
-$5 |
Corvallis Branch PMI lunch program meetings are held on the third Friday of the month (September through May).
Event Properties
| Event Date | 03-15-2019 12:00 pm |
| Event End Date | 03-15-2019 1:30 pm |
| Registration Start Date | 03-01-2019 8:00 am |
| Capacity | 36 |
| Cut off date | 03-15-2019 5:00 pm |
| Individual Price | $15.00 |
| Speaker | Kyle Nemes |
| Number Hours | 1 |
| Location | Corvallis Depot |
Agendas
| 12:15pm - 1:15pm |
PresentationThe Neglected Role in Project Management |
| 11:45am - 12:00pm |
Meeting check-inAttendees arrive for check-in and registration, network with other PMI members |
| 12:00pm - 12:15pm |
LunchAttendees get lunch and Corvallis Branch leadership provides announcements. |
| 1:15pm - 1:30pm |
NetworkingFinal Q&A, follow-up networking with attendees and presenter. |
Speakers
Kyle Nemes, PMP
Kyle Nemes has a demonstrated record of success in management, operations management, organizational change/development, and innovative project management. He has cultivated extensive experience in both planning and executing large and small-scale projects, in an array of areas within and across organizations; from working with local and foreign governmental agencies, civilian entities, to US national entities from his time within the US Military. Yet the one key factor that he attributes his success in the field, is the ability to interact and communicate on a multitude of levels, thus allowing him to cultivate the needed partnerships to achieve the projects at hand.