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• Important notice for Bloomington Remote site attendees

  The May Chapter meeting will not be at the Bloomington Hospital. Instead, it will be at the Monroe County Public Library in meeting room 1A. 

• Speakers Sought for 2012 Professional Development Day 

  Share your knowledge and expertise at the 10th Annual PMI Central Indiana Chapter PDD, October 5, 2012 at the UAW/Rolls Royce Training Center. 

  
  

  The PMI Central Indiana Chapter is seeking speakers for our Professional Development Day. In order to ensure an outstanding personal and professional development experience for participants, presentation proposals will be competitively evaluated and selected by a team of project management professionals. The event will be limited to a certain number of speakers and sells out every year. If you would like to be considered as a presenter, please read the following guidelines to submit a proposal.

  
  

  Click here to download the 2012 Speaker Application Form

• May Pre-Chapter Resume Reviews, presented by Career Development Commitee - 05/17/2012
  

  This service is available only to active PMICIC members.  There is no cost for this event. Space is limited, so click the event title to register and reserve your spot.

  Recruiters will use 15 minute time slots to review your resume and provide pointers on how to improve it.

   

   

• May 2012 Program Meeting, presented by PMICIC - 05/17/2012
  

  T. Alan Claypool will be presenting "Nine Ground Rules for Cohesive Team Behavior"

  As a process redesign consulting firm, TAC4 Solutions has over forty strategies for streamlining efficiencies in an organization. We have found that the largest gain in efficiencies comes from opening lines of communication across departments and training staff to work as a cohesive team. With foundations based in Patrick Lencioni's The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, TAC4 Solutions begins every project by forming a core improvement team and establishing these Nine Ground Rules for how the team will operate throughout the project. The Ground Rules can transform relationships that have been filled will decades of mistrust into constructive synergies where cross-departmental staff solves problems together. Alan Claypool will lay the foundations of common dysfunctions in most teams. Then he will explain the Nine Ground Rules and how to use the rules in day-to-day situations on complex projects.