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PMI Keystone Chapter Spring PDD Call for Presenters
The PMI Keystone Chapter is looking for presenters and instructors for its Spring Professional Development Day (PDD). The intent is to provide the chapter members with opportunities to sharpen their project management skills, learn new concepts and ideas, interact with peers from various industries, and also earn PDU credits at an economical...
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Carlisle - New Branch!
The PMI Keystone Chapter held a 'pilot' event in Carlisle on Thursday, September 27, 2018 at 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. It was attended by almost 20 professional project managers. Matt Christen, Senior Project Manager at Footlocker, presented an engaging review of hybrid project management and adopting an agile mindset with an overview of the PMBOK V6...
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New Branch - Reading!
The PMI Keystone Chapter held a 'pilot' event in Reading on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. It was attended by almost 40 professional project managers. Cynthia Manning, Principal Project Manager at Worley Parsons, led an engaging and interactive discussion on Risk Management. The event was highly successful, and attendees are...
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What's Happening at the Chapter?
The board is continually looking to improve our processes and communications with the membership. In September 2017 we implemented a new weekly email that provides a listing of all of our upcoming events in chronological order. We hope that you are finding this to be a useful tool to plan your attendance at the wide variety of events that we...
Partner Event: Agile Lean Summit 2019
When: March 7, 2019
Where: Harrisburg University, 326 Market Street Harrisburg, PA 17101
Topic: Track1: Agile in action.
Track2: Scaling Agile to Enterprice.
Track3: Agile Lean deployment.
Track4: Agile Lean in Government.
Brief Description: This summit will bring together industry leaders from around North America to close the gap between Agile and traditional project management. The summit will provide challenging technology sessions that will cause Traditional project managers and executives in attendance to pause and consider Agile and cause Agile leaders to understand and build the bridge to the Traditional approaches.
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