1. Tuesday, July 15, 2014

2.  5:30-6:00 Check-In & Networking  6:00-6:45 Dinner  6:50-7:00 Break & Speaker Presentation Setup  7:00-7:50 Speaker Presentation Part 1  7:50-8:00 Break  8:00-8:50 Speaker Presentation Part 2  8:50-9:00 Wrap-Up & Raffle  9:00-9:30 Networking 2

3.  Collaboration & Outreach ◦ DeVry – Keller Graduate School of Management  Industry Advisory Board  Reviewed/provided feedback on graduate student projects ◦ Meeting scheduled with CSUSB 3

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5.  Raise Awareness of the Chapter to our local education community  Promote PMI and PMICIE’s values/benefits  Increase partnership and collaboration with our local education community  Help fulfill PMI and PMICIE mission of advancing Project Management Profession

6.  Finalized 2014 Strategic Plan  One-time free student pass approved by BOD  Revamped Presentation Material  Participated in the APICS Symposium  Joined the DeVry Industry Advisory Board  Delivered on site student presentations: ◦ University of Redlands – Rancho Cucamonga Campus ◦ University of Redlands – Temecula Campus

7.  Re-engage with existing contact base ◦ Deliver Chapter presentation on an ongoing basis ◦ Use survey to collect feedback & follow-up with those expressing an interest to join  Establish new contacts/partnerships by: ◦ Continuing to attend outreach events (ex. APICS) ◦ Present outreach goals/objectives ◦ Explore ideas with contacts, find out what their needs are  Increase volunteer base  Continue to provide discounted rates of PMP workshops to students who are on a PM Career Path PMI | Presentation Title

8.  Help students form on-site Project Manager forum  Offer Student Scholarships  Provide a Virtual Mentor Program  Establish PMICIE presence at student job fairs/career days PMI | Presentation Title

9.  Initial meeting with Professor Harold Dyck on July 10 th of CSUSB  Meeting with Michael Toothman of UCR Pending  Meeting with Ray Heath of Cal Poly Pomona (Student of ATOMS Club) Pending  Develop post presentation survey to get student feedback and collect contact information PMI | Presentation Title

10.  Volunteering has some unique benefits: ◦ Worldwide recognition on your resume and LinkedIn profile ◦ Potential job opportunities you might not otherwise obtain ◦ Valuable networking contacts at notable companies, agencies, organizations, associations and groups ◦ Experience gained from working with a non-profit on very unique and challenging projects and activities ◦ Opportunity to improve existing skills or obtain new skills and obtain extremely valuable real-life experience ◦ PDUs, PDUs, PDUs… 10

11.  VP of Marketing/Public Relations ◦ Average Hrs per month = 10, Yearly PDUs = 15  Responsibilities ◦ Develop marketing, outreach and communication programs ◦ Create and disseminate the chapter’s announcements, newsletter and press releases ◦ Maintain relationships with sponsors for revenue generation to fund the chapter’s activities 11

12.  Professional Development Director ◦ Average Hrs per month = 10, Yearly PDUs = 15  Responsibilities ◦ Provide information to members and nonmembers on career development and PMP certification ◦ Coordinate the chapter’s external educational activities, such as seminars, workshops, courses, and professional development days 12

13.  Volunteers with over 90 days of service 13 VolunteerCurrent RoleDays Joel RothschildDinner Meeting Manager142

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15.  Taxes filed including submitting copies to PMI  Currently reviewing the financial policies and procedures  Openings – Temecula Dinner Meeting Registration Desk 15

16.  Communications Process Improvements  Web Site Updates ◦ Job Postings ◦ Blog Posts & Discussions ◦ Newsletter  Collaboration with Other PMI Chapters  Outreach Programs ◦ Corporate/Academic/Community  Collaboration with Other SoCal Associations 16

17. Start, Build, and Advance  We will submit PDUs for members that pre - register and attend meetings!  Members Helping Members ◦ Update your myPMI profile ◦ Download PMBOK for searchable study aid

18. 18  Livia Campbell  Daryl Ciano  Khosrow Daraei  Prasad Mahale  William Parris  Christine Philben  Roberta Van Nortrick  John Watts

19. New to our chapter? Where do you work? PM Experience First Last Title Type of work Education Certification 19

20. Name? Experience? Opportunity Sought? Education Certification Type/Title Full/Part Time Location 20 First Last

21. Name? Company? Opportunity Available? Name Title Type/Title Full/Part Time Location 21 First Last

22. Contact: Robert Decraene V.P. of Professional Development vp.profdev@pmicie.org Certification Readiness Assessment Project Management Experience Project Management Formal Education/Contact Hours Certification Readiness Gap Analysis Certification Preparation In-Class Certification Preparation Courses On-Line Certification Preparation Courses and Podcasts Certification Exam Question Simulators Certification Application Guidance Filling Out the Certification Application Guidelines for Certification Application Audits Post-Certification Continuing Certification Requirements A comprehensive campaign to assist project management team members obtain their professional credentials and certifications Recognized by PMI Global Operations in PMI Today magazine

23. 23  2-Day Live Instruction  Testing & Certification with Scrum Alliance ($100.00 Value)  16 PDUs toward PMP recertification  16 PDUs toward PMI-ACP certification  Location: Pomona, CA Contact: Robert Decraene V.P. of Professional Development vp.profdev@pmicie.org

24. 24  3-Day Live Instruction  Designed to help you pass the CAPM/PMP  35 Contact Hours/PDUs  Earn your credential to eliminate doubt with employers  Location: Pomona, CA Your name Contact: Robert Decraene V.P. of Professional Development vp.profdev@pmicie.org

25.  (PMI-PBA) SM Credential: ◦ The PMI-PBA credential validates and demonstrates a practitioner’s knowledge and experience in defining business requirements ◦ Practice guide on the topic of Business Analysis (2014) ◦ Application available on May 12 th ◦ May 12 th – Aug 4 th : 20% off during pilot program  Requirements Management: ◦ PMI is also in the process of developing a full consensus, common standard on the topic of requirements management (2015) 25 Contact: Robert Decraene V.P. of Professional Development vp.profdev@pmicie.org

26. 26  Kenneth Denning, PMP  Tammy Schembari, PMP  Ilyas Mohamed, PMP  Jeffrey Ober, PMP  Mike Long, PMP *193 of our 348 members (57%) are PMP-Certified

27.  Tuesday, July 22, 2014 – 5:30 PM ◦ 2-PDU Event!!! Temecula Dinner Meeting ◦ ‘Going Agile - Faster, Easier & More Accurate Results’ ◦ Presented by Mr. Brian Dreyer, CSM  Tuesday, August 19, 2014 – 5:30 PM ◦ 2-PDU Event!!! Rancho Cucamonga Dinner Meeting ◦ ‘What Does Not Kill My PM Career Only Makes it Stronger!’ ◦ Presented by Mr. Don Kim, PMP, PMI-ACP, CSM  Tuesday, August 26, 2014 – 5:30 PM ◦ 2-PDU Event!!! Temecula Dinner Meeting ◦ ‘Project Management Leadership 360 Degree Assessments’ ◦ Presented by Mr. Mohammed Najar 27

28. A complete, 35 contact hours PMP Exam preparation workshop you study on your iPod, iPhone, Blackberry or other player. A $179.99 value. Learn more at pm-prepcast.com A convenient way for PMPs and PgMP’s to earn over 20 PDUs on their iPod, iPhone, Blackberry or other player in the next year. A $199.99 value. Learn more at pducast.com Prepare for the PMP Exam practicing in an online environment that recreates the "PMP Exam feeling“ with 1,800 highly realistic PMP Exam sample questions. A $99.99 value. Learn more at pm-exam-simulator.com Embrace the Agile spirit while you prepare for your PMI- ACP Exam on your tablet or smartphone. A $179.99 value. Learn more at agile prepcast.com

29. 29 Mr. Lindon Austin Crow Topic: Project Communications Management Title: ‘3 Keys to Productive Project Communication’ PMICIE Chapter Rancho Cucamonga 2 PDU Dinner www.pmicie.org for more information