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The PMI Honolulu, Hawaii Chapter's Monthly Meeting topic is entitled, "Transitioning from Project Manager to Project Leader"
Too often, Project Managers are viewed (and view themselves) as administrators rather than leaders and significantly diminish the value that they can provide to the organization. By changing this perception Project Managers can deliver more value, build stronger teams, and create a more fulfilling workplace.
In this talk, Clay Springer will walk you through the key attributes of a Project Leader and offer some tips on how you can take charge and change this dynamic in your organization.
Please join us for an engaging speaker, lunch, and networking opportunities. Anyone currently involved or interested in the Project Management profession is welcome!
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Speaker Bio
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Clay Springer is the founder of The Rossch Group, a team dedicated to delivery and operational excellence in the airline industry. An ardent soft skills evangelist, Clay is on a mission to invigorate and energize the project management practice. Bringing an engaging style and boundless energy, his group helps clients:
Develop and execute strategies for complex deliveries;
Revitalize tired and underperforming operations;
Architect and navigate major organizational changes; and,
Create dynamic and driven teams to realize amazing operational results.
A PMP for over 10 years, Clay also holds degrees in Social Sciences and in Public Policy and Implementation. He is speaks regularly on Project Management and is certified as a Senior Mediator. While living abroad for several years, Clay has a home in Kailua where he raised his two children.
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Event Details
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Event ID: C166-P1504150
Location: The Plaza Club
Date: Aril 15, 2015
Time: 11:30am - 1:00pm
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LocationPlaza Club - Pioneer Plaza, 20th Floor (View)
900 Fort Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
United States
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