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Call for Speakers
The Project Management Institute (PMI) Atlanta is seeking speakers and workshop leaders to the Professional Development Day (PDD) 2010 to be held on May 1, 2010.

The all-day conference will include a keynote and an endnote speaker and 6 concurrent one-hour tracks. The tracks can be on any knowledge areas listed in the table below or any other project management topic suggested by the applicant that fits the criteria of basic to advanced project management
  • Hot Topics
  • Leadership and Team Building Skills
  • Communication and Organizational Skills
  • Methodologies and Processes
  • Triple Constraint Skills
  • Advanced Project Management

The deadline for the submittals is on October 31, 2009. Project management experts and professional leaders who are interested in this opportunity should email their background information and proposal immediately to programs@pmiatlanta.org with the subject of PMI Atlanta - PDD 2010. Proposals will be reviewed and a final list of speakers will be selected. Selected speakers and applications will be notified via email by November, 30, 2009.

Registration and Continental Breakfast  7 am to 9 am



Keynote - 8 am to 9:30 am
High Performance People
- Vince Lombardi, Jr.
This highly inspirational message answers the question: High Performance People, What Do They Do and How Do They Do It?
Vince Lombardi, Jr.
All high performance people, regardless of their background, share a common outlook in terms of how they perceive themselves and the world around them. We can orchestrate high performance. On Motivation, Commitment and Mental Toughness - Goals without commitment are nothing more than good ideas. In this presentation Vince talks about the qualities, attiributes and habits of a winner. How clear, vivid goals and dreams combined with commitment and mental toughness can take you from where you are to where you want to be. There are no lazy people, just people who don't know what they want or how to get it.
As the son of the late Vincent T. Lombardi, remembered as one of the greatest football coaches in history, Vince Lombardi, Jr.'s early years were spent in an atmosphere full of personal power and achievement. Armed with honesty, integrity and authenticity, virtues he places above all others, Vince earned a law degree and maintained a private practice while serving in the Minnesota legislature. Vince made the jump from law and politics to professional football in 1975 when he joined the fledgling Seattle Seahawks as an assistant to the General Manager. He went on to become Assistant Executive Director of the National Football League Management Council as a labor negotiator and later led two United States Football League teams as President and General Manager.

To each of these organizations Vince brought direction, enthusiasm, and the impetus to succeed. He has the remarkable ability to put people ahead of the organization, allowing each individual to do what he does best without losing sight of team goals. He gained a reputation for being tough, yet fair; uncompromising, yet supportive. The individual qualities and character of Vince Lombardi are exciting to witness.

It is emotionally uplifting to watch and listen to Vince Lombardi as he weaves together his childhood experiences with his father and his adult experiences from law, politics and professional football.
Vince Lombardi's enthusiasm for growth, change and improved performance, blended with his strong personality and first-hand knowledge of his legendary father's leadership techniques makes for a dynamic presentation.

Tracks - 9:45 am to 10:45 am
Hot Topics
Communication and Organizational Skills
 Methodologies
and Processes
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Leadership andTeam Building Skills
Advanced Project
Management
Triple Constraint Skills
TBD Cornelius FichtnerThe 4 Week PMO

- Cornelius Fichtner

TBD


Tracks 11 am to 12 noon
Hot Topics
Communication and Organizational Skills
 Methodologies
and Processes
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Leadership andTeam Building Skills
Advanced Project
Management
Triple Constraint Skills
TBD Bill StewartA Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the PMO
 - Bill Stewart
TBD

Lunch and Exhibitors 12 noon to 1:30 pm



Tracks 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Hot Topics
Communication and Organizational Skills
 Methodologies
and Processes
TBD




Lisa DiTullioExpected Behaviors: Road Rules, Not Road Rage
 - Lisa DiTullio
TBD
Leadership andTeam Building Skills
Advanced Project
Management
Triple Constraint Skills
TBD




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Workshop 2:45 to 4:45
John SchlicterStrategic Implementation of PMI's OPM3 Standard
- John Schlicter


Abstract: The business world is becoming more complex and volatile all the time. This creates uncertainty. In order to cope, organizations must become agile, and standards are the key to agility. When used correctly, PMI’s OPM3 Standard can be used to enable organizations to make capable the essential processes that are necessary in order to achieve resilience through agility.

Tracks 2:45 pm to 3:45 pm
Hot Topics
Communication and Organizational Skills
 Methodologies
and Processes
TBD
TBD Mike CottmeyerAgile Project Management

- Mike Cottmeyer
Leadership andTeam Building Skills
Advanced Project
Management
Triple Constraint Skills
TBD



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Endnote 4 pm to 5 pm
You're Hired: How to Succeed in Business and Life from the Winner of The Apprentice
- Bill Rancic 
Bill Rancic
TBD
Not slowing down since becoming Donald Trump’s original Apprentice, Bill has thrived in both the business and entertainment world. He recently co-hosted an Emmy nominated television series on A&E titled, “We Mean Business” and you can now see him beginning August 5, 2009 on the  Giuliana &Bill show premiering on the Style Network.

Bill completed his second book, titled "Beyond the Lemonade Stand" which was written to help educate and motivate young people around the world about the value of money and how to leverage your skills, talents and abilities at an early age.  All proceeds from the sale of this book have gone to charity. "Beyond the Lemonade Stand" is the follow up to the New York Times best-selling book in 2003, titled "You're Hired: How to Succeed in Business and Life from the Winner of The Apprentice," which chronicled Bill's successful life, experience and proven advice.

Bill Rancic founded the successful company, Cigars Around the World 14 years ago in a 400 sq. ft. studio apartment. Today, it is a thriving multi-million dollar national operation. The son of educators, he is a true entrepreneur, who originally earned his way through college by starting a boat wash and wax business in the Chicago area.   Bill is involved in many charities and is an active board member for the Mercy Home for Boys and Girls in Chicago.

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