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Design Procurement Construction Specific Interest Group
June
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President Bill Clinton to Address Globalization Progress at
PMI Global Congress 2010 North America
This
year's Congress will take place at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention
Center in Washington D.C. from 9-12 October.
President Bill Clinton will deliver the keynote address at PMI Global
Congress 2010 - North America in Washington DC, 10 October, 2010.
President Bill Clinton
led the United States during a time of unprecedented prosperity and change.
In his speech, "Embracing Our Common Humanity,"
the President will draw upon his experiences to provide insight into the
challenge of globalization, emphasizing our growing interdependence and
pointing the way toward a future based on shared goals and values.
Click here for more details and to register for this event.
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Inside
Project Managers' Paychecks: PMI Salary Survey Results
According
to a CIO.com article reporting results of the PMI's 2009 Project Management
Salary Survey, the median base salary for a project management professional
in the United States is $100,000. Three-quarters of survey respondents
take home more than $84,000 a year. Read
on.
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| CII
Annual Conference Showcases New CII Research
Managing
Today to Excel Tomorrow
CII's 26th Annual Conference will be held in Orlando, Florida on August
35, 2010 at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort. This years
conference will expose attendees to a powerful mix of keynote speakers,
new CII research findings, member case studies, ideas for putting CII
research in action, plus professional development opportunities through
Best Practices Courses. Read
on .
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The
Role of Project Managers
Todays
PMs are charged with multiple tasks including the responsibility
that everyone is informed and on the same page at all times
"Construction project managers of the modern era have often been
those who worked either in construction or a supporting industry and were
promoted through the ranks to job foreman. While that type of organic
career path still exists, construction project management has evolved
into its own distinct field." Read
on.
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DPC
SIG Lapel Pins Available for Members
As
a token of the DPC SIG's appreciation for your participation in the SIG,
we would like to send you a lapel pin. We
encourage all members to wear the pin at PMI® chapter
and international events and to look for, and network with, other DPC
SIG members wearing their pins. Show your pride in the DPC SIG!
Request
a DPC SIG pin - Be sure to include your mailing address.
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