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Event Date: 
Tuesday, May 18, 2010 - 15:00

Strategic Portfolio Management

featuring

Steve Garfein
Chairman, RPM Systems Corporation

Location and Cost

Agenda

5:30 PM - PM Tools
6:00 PM - Cash Bar & Networking
6:15 PM - New Member Meet & Greet
7:00 PM - Dinner
8:00 PM - Guest Speaker
9:00 PM - Adjourn

Location

Sheraton Premiere at
Tysons Corner
8661 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA
703.448.1234
http://www.Sheraton.com/TysonsCorner

Cost

Corporate table for 10: $500
Chapter Members: $45
Non-members: $55
Walkins: $60

About the Program:

Strategic Portfolio Management

Today more than ever, successful CEOs and their executive leadership teams must focus on their bottom lines (both near and long term) -- whether they are in publicly traded companies, public agencies, nonprofits, or privately held organizations. This workshop offers practical tools and processes to expand strategic throughput, minimize throughput loss, and close the gap between strategy and the actual results.

What is an increase in strategic throughput worth to your organization in terms of new perspectives in improving the bottom line and having more satisfied employees, stockholders, and customers? No matter where you are in the organization hierarchy, there are actions you can take to help your organization expand its strategic throughput, with the likelihood that those actions will be recognized by your leadership and help advance your career.

Over the years, the domain of the Project Management Institute has grown from The PMBOK Guide, to The Standard for Portfolio Management. This seminar takes seminar participants to the level of Strategic Portfolio Management by:

  1. Applying The Standard for Portfolio Management in a strategic portfolio environment
  2. Defining the current state of the enterprise and the initiatives, programs, and projects required to achieve the preferred future state
  3. Understanding how enterprise-wide objectives are managed in a closed-loop, strategic portfolio management process that anticipates capacity constraints and risks
  4. Identifying senior executive perspectives and what c-level executives want from their portfolio, program, and project managers
  5. Exploring the use of an opportunity scorecard to assess the risk, strategy, and financial implications of proposed programs and projects
  6. Developing an action plan to evaluate your current organization against the strategic throughput best practices based on high performing organizations

About the Speaker:

Steve Garfein Portrait

Steve Garfein
Chairman RPM Systems Corporation

Mr. Garfein is the founder and chairman of RPM Systems Corporation. Since its founding in 1979, Mr. Garfein has focused on program and strategic portfolio management. RPM is a Registered Education Provider with the Project Management Institute.

Over the past 30 years Mr. Garfein has consulted across a wide range of industries including, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, aerospace, defense, railroads, logistics, public agencies, universities, software, semi-conductors, construction, telecoms, and banking. For additional detail, see www.rpmteam.com/RPM_Case_Studies.htm

Mr. Garfein was a member of the Hughes Helicopter team that developed the Apache helicopter. He led the Hughes effort to validate its cost/schedule control system with the Department of Defense and was responsible for the enterprise-wide project management organization. He was a member of the finance committee with strategic portfolio responsibility including all research, development, facilities, operations, and information technology.

Mr. Garfein has lectured at Oxford University's Templeton College, the Stanford University Graduate School of Engineering, and the University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business. He holds degrees in business from UCLA (BS) and USC (EMBA), and is a Project Management Institute certified Project Management Professional (PMP).

Since 2004, Mr. Garfein has presented ten papers on Strategic Portfolio Management at PMI Congresses in North America, and globally in Budapest, Malta, Athens, Sydney, Kuala Lumpur, and Amsterdam. He has also lead workshops in strategic portfolio management and expanding strategic throughput and given numerous presentations at PMI chapter meetings. A comprehensive list of his publications may be found at www.rpmteam.com/RPM_Papers_Presentations_and_Seminars.htm

About Corporate Tables

A Corporate Table allows you to reserve a marked table at our monthly Membership dinner, with room for 10 of your representatives at the $50 per person rate regardless of whether or not your representatives are members of PMI!

You can designate your attendees in advance, or leave the seats open for maximum flexibility. Corporate tables are a great way for your organization to show support for PMIWDC while at the same time giving your team discounted access to quality educational content.