Upcoming Events

Tuesday, May 15, 2012 in Lebanon

Case Study: Building Construction

Gail Dahlstrom, VP, Facilities Planning and Management at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center will present various projects and techniques from her many years of experience.  “Some would argue that projects, and thus project management techniques, are essentially the same regardless of their content.  But using several types of projects as case studies, we will unravel some of the differences that are important to identify and manage in order to bring a variety of projects to successful completion.”  

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Tuesday, June 19, 2012 in Keene - Annual Meeting

Risky Business: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Jim Neilsen, MSPM will present, “Risky Business: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”

An in-depth look at Project Risk Management, including the need for an accurate and precise plan, tools and techniques to facilitate the plan, a variety of cases studies (some rather humorous) and hands-on application.

James Neilsen, MSPM currently is a Project Manager at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and manages projects that are related to the operating plan and clinical improvement. Jim previously worked at Artel, Inc. in Westbrook, ME managing value based projects. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in chemistry and physics from Wheaton College and a Master of Science degree in Project Management from Boston University. He also has a strong background in budgeting and financial analysis as well as process trending, staff training, and public speaking.

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Saturday, April 21 Chapter Spring Symposium

Speaker/Facilitator: Thomas J. Poirier, PMP, CSM
CEO, Persystence Inc.

Files from this presentation available here.