Kelly Sandstrom has over fifteen years of experience in project management, IT and operations in the consulting and tech industries. She graduated from Indiana University Bloomington Kelley School of Business with a Bachelors degree in Computer Information Systems, Business Process Management and Operations Management; and a minor in Math. Kelly currently holds the Project Management Institute Project Management Professional (PMP) and Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) certifications as well as the Advanced Certified Scrum Master (A-CSM), Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I), Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM), and the CompTIA Project+. Kelly is the Project & Portfolio Management Office (PPMO) Director at the State of Indiana Department of Workforce Development.

Rosann Bateman is a native of Austin, Texas, then moved to Utah for 7 years. She volunteered for 8 years with the PMI Austin Board in various roles and for the PMI Northern Utah Board for 6.5 years (four and a half years of which she was President). She is currently VP of Finance for the PMI Central Indiana Chapter. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Management from Concordia University Austin in 1999 and received her PMP in August 2005. Rosann volunteers with Love Chapel in Columbus, Indiana on a weekly basis and recently joined the United Way to give back to her community. Rosann and her two dogs moved to Columbus, Indiana in September 2023. Shortly after arriving in Indiana, she began volunteering with the PMI Central Indiana Chapter. Rosann was previously a construction project manager for a quasi-governmental organization for 10 years in Austin, responsible for constructing two 30,000 sq. ft. office buildings with transmission facility garages for large trucks and lay-down yards. Additionally, she was responsible for constructing an emergency river operations control center, replacing a dozen commercial roofs, remodeling a few building interiors and directing the redesign and relocating 1,300 employees in 3 office buildings to comply with ADA standards. She is now happily retired. In her spare time, she enjoys being with family and friends, taking exercise classes, line dancing, hiking, camping, traveling, walking her dogs, volunteering and crafting.

Adrienne Roman is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) with almost 10
years of experience in project and program management within a global biotechnology
research company and a nationally-ranked medical center. Holding a Ph.D. in cognitive
psychology, she excels in collaborating cross-functionally with teams in clinical science,
medical affairs, regulatory, legal, and senior executive leadership. Dr. Roman has
successfully driven the end-to-end completion of multidisciplinary programs across the
Americas, Europe, and Asia. She is skilled in initiating communication with
geographically dispersed stakeholders to define project requirements, adapt to
changing needs, lead phase gate reviews, develop processes, and implement control
standards.

John has 41 years of business experience excelling in many positions in Information Technology including over 20 years of project management experience.

John graduated from the University of Indianapolis with an Associate of Science in Computer Technology, a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, and a Master of Business Administration degree. After graduation, John joined the University Faculty for 3 years. 

John currently works in project management for a financial services provider, and he holds the Project Management Institute Project Management Professional (PMP) and the Scrum Alliance Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) certifications.

In his spare time, John enjoys giving back to the community with 29 years of volunteer service to Scouts America, service to his church, and service to Second Helpings hunger relief agency.

John has a passion for education and is excited to be PMICIC’s Vice President of Professional Development.

Liz is an indiependent consultant specializing in Business Transformation projects.

With 20 years of experience in project management, Liz holds a PMP certification and an MBA from Texas State University.

Liz is passionate about PMO Strategy Development and subscribes to McGregor's Theory, a more optimistic perspective on human nature and work.  Examples of this philosophy include:

• Employees view work as natural and enjoyable
• Workers are self-directed and capable of self-control
• People seek responsibility and are willing to contribute to organizational goals
• Employees are motivated by higher-level needs such as esteem and self-actualization

When not managing projects, Liz is most often found at home with her family and pets.