COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE

PMI NASHVILLE CHAPTER PRESENTS
COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
10TH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
Keynote Speakers
Music City
Center
Nashville, TN
April 30 and
May 1, 2015
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provides
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Sponsorship
SponsorshipLevels
Levels
Corporate
Corporate$10,000
$10,000
Gold
Gold$5,000
$5,000
Silver
Silver$2,500
$2,500
For
For
sponsorship
sponsorship
opportunities,
opportunities,
please
please
contact:
contact:
Symposium@pminashville.org
Symposium@pminashville.org
Joel Saltzman teaches people in business to "Shake That Brain!" and
discover solutions for maximum profit. It's not just "Rah, rah, you-cando-it!" stuff; Joel Saltzman reveals specific steps people can take to
discover extraordinary solutions for increasing sales, broadening their
market, and improving the health and vitality of both their business and
personal lives. Audiences leave with smiles on their faces, and the
ability to generate and implement bold new ideas.
Kevin Carroll is the founder of Kevin Carroll Katalyst/LLC and the author
of three highly successful books, Rules of the Red Rubber Ball, What’s
Your Red Rubber Ball?! And The Red Rubber Ball at Work, published by
ESPN, Disney Press, and McGraw-Hill. As an author, speaker, and agent
for social change (a.k.a. the Katalyst), it is Carroll’s “job” to inspire
businesses, organizations, and individuals - from CEOs and employees of
Fortune 500 companies to school children - to embrace their spirit of play
and creativity to maximize their human potential and sustain more
Bryan Huddleston serves as president and CEO of the Nashville
Technology Council. The mission of the Nashville Technology
Council is to develop, connect and promote the Middle Tennessee
technology community. The Technology Council serves to provide
relationships, resources, advocacy, and visibility to its 350+ corporate
and institutional members. Its vision is to have growing and vibrant
regional economy because of technology companies and individuals.
Frank P. Saladis, PMP is a senior consultant and trainer in the field
of professional project management. His career includes
assignments as national project manager for AT&T, professional
services project manager for Cisco Systems, and senior trainer and
consultant for the International Institute for Learning. He is an
accomplished project leader and the author of 10 published books,
150 articles about project management and leadership, and past
2015 Symposium Prices
Member Full Symposium
Non-Member Full Symposium
Group (10 or more same company)
Member One Day Pass
Non-Member One Day Pass
Full-Time Student 2-Day Pass
Full-Time Student 1-Day Pass
Until 03/29
$500
$550
$450
$295
$350
$149
$ 75
03/30-04/15
$550
$600
$495
$295
$350
$149
$ 75
Registration price includes parking at the
MCC Garage on 6th & Demonbreun.
Registration closes on April 15!!!
PMI NASHVILLE CHAPTER PRESENTS
COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
10TH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
Education Sessions
Music City
Center
Nashville, TN
April 30 and
May 1, 2015
Mastering the Art of Juggling (Clown Noses Optional)
Jay Houston / Vanderbilt Health Informatics Technologies and Services
The Great Escape – Project Management and Leadership in World War II
Kris Sellers / Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI)
Eight Things a Project Manager Should Know About Agile Technical Practices
Erick Fleming / The Braintrust Consulting Group
How Meaningful Discussions About Metrics Can Turn Around a Project
Bill DeGray / Deloitte Services, LP
ManAGILEment Dilbert Way
Priyanka Sharma, and Thena Berry / MEDHOST
Get Recognized!
The 2015 Nashville PMI
Symposium provides a
premiere sponsorship
opportunity to companies
looking for an unparalleled
positive exposure to their
brand. Attended by more
than 400 Project
Management professionals
from the Tennessee and Mid
-South region, be on the
front lines to show the
Symposium attendees what
your organization can offer
them and how your products
and services align with their
own goals and objectives.
Sponsorship Levels
Corporate $10,000
Gold $5,000
Silver $2,500
Project Manager Agile Survival Guide
Julie Chickering / Rally Software
Making the Impossible Possible – Is There Sanity in the Midst of Chaos?
Amy Andrade / Deloitte Services LP
Clinical Transformation – Project Management
Alex Melendez / Navin, Haffty & Associates
Tangible Strategies for Aligning Your Processes With Agile
Kim Hobson / UT-Batelle
Building a PM Pipeline for Your Organization Nikki Meyer / HCA Healthcare
Everything Is Clearer With a Different Pair of Glasses Frank Keck / Excellerant
Scaling Agile in a Rapidly Growing Business – Lessons from HealthTrust
Jessica Katz / HealthTrust
Take Charge of Your Mentoring Joe Roddy / Parallon
60 Second Coach: Lead Your People to Optimal Performance in 60 Seconds
Frank Keck / Excellerant
Why Organizations Need More Than Just a Scrum Master and Product Owner
Charles Cain / Charles Cain Consulting Group
Beard the Lion! Bob Mahler / Velociteach
The Consultative PM – Panel Discussion Featuring C3 Consultants C3 Consulting
Incorporating Scrum In a Traditional Project Management Environment
Kate Megaw / The Braintrust Consulting Group
For sponsorship opportunities,
please contact:
Symposium@pminashville.org
“Trust Fund” Agile – Tool Sets Even a Kardashian Could Use
Chris Sneed / QHR and Michelle Pauk / The Lonely Planet
Scrum Master and Agile Project Manager – A Tale of Two Different Roles
Tommy Norman / Holland Square Group