2. November 18, 2014

3. Agenda  Welcome & Introduction  Congratulations to our newest Credential Holders  Welcome to newest PMI Metrolina members  Announcements  Volunteer Opportunities  Member Recognition  Community Service Event  Volunteer of the Month  Corporate Partnership  PDU Opportunities  Upcoming Events  Speaker Presentation: Angie Byers with Apparo  Drawings  Closing

4. Congratulations to our Newest Credential Holders!  David Cohen, PMP  Courtney Henry, PMP  DarylSanders, PMP  Patrick Reams, PMP  Scott King, PMP  Michael Shea, PMP  Paul Fellers, PMP  Jason Henry, PMP  Elisabeth Carter, PMP  Tausha Phillis, PMP  Christina Wheeler, PMP  Vincent Kochert, PMP  Philip Branker, PMP  Mary L Gannon, PMP  Craig Marek, PMP, PgMP CredentialCredential Count PMP1,239 PMI-ACP14 CAPM13 PGMP9 PMI-RMP6 PMI-SP2 PfMP 1 Total1,284

5. Welcome to the Newest Chapter Members!  Andrew Cerillo  Neely Renee Johnson, PMP  TaTianna KNealy, PMP, PMI-RMP  Ruby Dease, PMP  Carolyn McGrath  ReTina Moore  Melissa Whiteside  William Radcliff, PMP, PMI-ACP  Julie Taubman

6. Volunteer Opportunities  Programs:  WLKN Satellite Co-Chair  Partnership Chair  Professional Development  Mentoring Chair  PDD Event Team

7. Member Recognition: John Rush  The new CPCC Course catalog features our very own John Rush on the cover.

8. Good Shepherd Center The Wilmington Satellite folks volunteered at the Good Shepherd Center on November 8 th. This organization distributes both fresh and prepared food items on site and in the local community. They also provide temporary and transitional housing to the homeless in the Cape Fear region.

9. December 6, 2014 From 9 AM - Noon All volunteers will receive a PMI Metrolina Volunteer T- Shirt. This is an event led by the Ballantyne Satellite.  SHFBM is the largest hunger fighting agency in 19 counties of North and South Carolina.  Last year, the organization distributed over 45 million pounds of food and grocery items to individuals in need through our over 650 partner agencies.  Volunteers help sort, inspect and pack food and other items for distribution to people at risk of hunger.  Last year over 47,000 volunteers donated over 132,000 hours and there was still work to be done.  One hour of your time provides the Food Bank with $21.79 in labor savings.

10. December 17 th From 5:30-8 PM December 19 th From 5-8 PM December 20 th From 8:30 AM All volunteers will receive a PMI Metrolina Volunteer T- Shirt. This event is led by the Fayetteville Satellite.  Ryan’s Reindeer Run is a 5K run/walk in memory of Ryan P. Kishbaugh who died of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma at the age of 18.  Proceeds from the run go to The Ryan P. Kishbaugh Memorial Foundation and other charities providing services to children in need and cancer patients.

11. Corporate Partnership  Networking Partners  Web Partners

12. Chapter Meeting Sponsor

14. Join us for one of our certificate programs: Project Management Certificate Business Process Management Certificate Business Analysis Certificate PMP Exam Prep Online Information Sessions available for all Certificates

15. Join us for one of our certificate programs: Take courses at your own pace Take courses in the order that you wish Take any of the courses without working toward a certificate All courses in the Project Management Certificate program offer a 15% discount to PMI members

16. Volunteer Recognition Tonya Brown, PMP  Tonya has been our chapter President for the last two years. Prior to that, she served as VP of Finance. In her time as president, we have seen:  The launch of the satellite meeting program.  The process started to have 2 new annual scholarships provided by our chapter.  Notable increases in both chapter membership and chapter engagement.  Financially and operationally sound chapter management.

17. PDU Opportunities  Satellite Meetings  November 20: Concord Satellite Meeting - Topic Discussion: Most Grateful Time as PM  November 20: Inaugural Meeting - Wilkesboro  Next Chapter Meeting  January 20: Joint Meeting with IEEE. Dr. James Brown. Risk Management: Texas Holdem’ Tactics for the Project Manager

18. Upcoming Events  Professional Development  ACP Prep Training. December 5 th. NCPMI Chapter  Saturday PDUs. December 6 th. Becoming a Person of Influence. UNCC – Downtown Campus. Facilitator: Tom Cooper  Partner Offerings  UNCC  Applied Scrum for Team Delivery – November 20 th – 21 st  CPCC  Jobs and Economic Growth for the Carolinas: How the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) Will Help – December 2 nd  Wingate  Project Leadership – December 2 nd  Project Risk Management – December 11 th  LEAN Fundamentals – December 17 th

19. Keynote Speaker Angie Byers, Partner Development Manager  Apparo's mission is to empower local nonprofits through technology that enhances their missions. We are the go-to provider of technology strategy, implementation, consulting and support services for nonprofits in the Charlotte area. Apparo convenes the nonprofit and corporate technology sectors, delivering solutions that multiply nonprofit effectiveness for a better Charlotte.  Apparo, formerly NPower Charlotte Region, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that empowers nonprofits through technology that enhances their missions. As a trusted partner and hub for information technology needs, Apparo works to create a vibrant community of technology enabled nonprofits.

20. Mission: To empower nonprofits through technology that enhances their mission Celebrating 10 years of moving Charlotte-area nonprofits forward through technology and business solutions

21. Apparo Strategy Model How our goals work together Apparo Nonprofit Trusted Advisor IT Community Connectivity, Digital Ball Series of Events & Streams of Funding

22. What Does Apparo Do? Skilled Volunteer Engagements: Partnerships Apparo facilitates small groups of Charlotte professionals, to deliver business solutions to Charlotte's nonprofits. Insure IT solution is sustainable by nonprofit Avoid scope-creep Maximize collaborative benefit IT Coaching: A Nonprofit-Corporate Partnership Apparo pairs individual corporate employee volunteers with nonprofit personnel who need coaching help in Microsoft Office tools; one-on-one, on-site, at your agency and desk. Forums & User Groups for Nonprofits & Corporations: Opportunities to come together and grow in knowledge on technology related topics as a nonprofit community. Past topics have included: Social Media; Data Security; Senior Manager Productivity; Cloud computing; Mobility to Empower Your Mission Hardware and Software Referrals/Recommendations “Roving CIO” Help identify business challenges and solutions 22

23. Apparo Facilitated SVEs Past Examples

24. Project Objectives Increase Reach by creating an interesting and compelling visual depiction of the data associated with A Child’s Place that can lead to an Increase in Revenue by creating a deeper understanding and engagement of the mission.

25. SVE to provide infographic of agency impact Graphically captured impact data of A Child’s Place impact Constituents able to understand the community impact in a fast, compelling and updated manner Volunteers able to “self-assign” so that ACP staff is freed to focus on needs of the community Partnership Foundational Impact Benefit

26. Mobile Responsive Site Development – Phase I – Tech Assessment An Apparo-led Skilled Volunteer Engagement Power2Give CTS Consulting

27. Project Objectives Mitigate Risk by reviewing the current code to determine feasibility of a responsive design implementation Power2give needs a mobile enabled platform. To achieve this, they first need: to assess whether the currently designed platform has the technical capabilities to accommodate a responsive design (be mobile-optimized) If it can be mobile optimized in its current platform format, what kind of hours will need to be involved (and cost) If not, they will need to begin a plan to fund the total re-design of their platform to accommodate mobile donations and engagement Reduce costs by allowing P2G to understand the technical options available to them to achieve a responsive design without initiating a direction first

28. Contributed Value: $3,000 Investment = $40,000 Solution Total Project Hours = 295

29. Project Overview The Problem Girl Scouts Hornets’ Nest Council (GSHN) has identified that their infrastructure is cumbersome and causing internal operational difficulties. GSHN is lacking technology strategic and planning insights. It was identified that a technology and business assessment could help GSHN translate technology needs and direction to the Board so that the organization can move beyond reactionary technology to strategic technology use.

30. Contributed Value: $500 Investment = $17,000 Solution Total Project Hours = 138

31. Current Apparo Pipeline of Available SVEs Project OverviewAgency SVE - Office 365 Migration PlanningAda Jenkins Center SVE - Online Training with TestAll We Want Is Love SVE - Mobile Responsive WebsiteBig Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Charlotte SVE - Web-Based Reporting ToolCatawba Riverkeeper Foundation SVE - OnlineTraining ModulesCatawba Riverkeeper Foundation SVE - Mobile ClassroomCatholic Charities Diocese of Charlotte SVE - Convert Access DatabaseCenter for Prevention Services SVE - Office 365 Migration PlanningChildren and Family Services Center SVE - Application SelectionJewish Family Services SVE - Technology Plan RefreshMcColl Center for Art + Innovation SVE - Tech AssessmentSpay Neuter Charlotte

32. Questions ?

33. Member Drawings  PMP 30 th Birthday Shirt – Size XL  PMI Metrolina Embroidered Ladies Vest – Size XL (2)  PMI USB Bracelet  PMP 30 th Birthday Car Magnet  “A Change Management Alphabet” Book (2)  PMI Metrolina Embroidered Bag  PMI Metrolina T-Shirt (2)

34. Closing