Venue Monday Meetings Presentations & Discussions Jan 10, 2011 The CII Stage Gate Processes John Fish, CII Feb 28, 2011 Aligning the CII Feasibility and Stage Gate processes with the PMI Project Life Cycle. Ben Voivedich, Jr., PMP President - PMCC, Inc. Mar 28, 2011 Decision Support Packages Used in Stage Gate Processes David Skinner Chairman - Decision Strategies Apr 25, 2011 IPA Stage Gate Processes Phyllis Kulkarni, IPA May 23, 2011 Pros & Cons of Using Stage Gate Processes Panel Members John Fish, Ben Voivedich, Jr., David Skinner, Phyllis Kulkarni, Others TBN (several major users of Stage Gate Processes in capital projects). Jun 27, 2011 Interface Management in Capital Projects Rick Khadimally, PMP Interface Manager - Wison MARK your Calendars Sep 26, 2011 Brownfield Capital Projects Oct 31, 2011 Troubled Project Turnarounds Nov 14, 2011 Plant Turnaround Projects Dec 2011 PMI Houston Christmas Party HESS Building Other PMI Houston Venues Other Venues Usually Meet on Monthly on second Tuesday Monthly on second Wednesday Monthly on third Wednesday Monthly on third Thursday Quarterly on third Thursday PMI Clearlake-Galveston Venue |
Advanced Project Management Program (APM)
Jones Graduate School of Management's Executive Education, Rice University, 1998 - 2008
This program has ten three-hour sessions and one four-hour workshop. One can attend any or all of the
sessions. This program, started in 1998 at the request of Eric Jenett - co-founder of PMI and PMP #1, was
a collaboration of the Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice University and the PMI Houston
Chapter - program created and taught by Prof. Paul Allen, PMP #45522. Paul has thirty years experience
in project development, project management, and structured project finance. Retired from faculty in 2008.
The Program provides advanced project management training to PMPs and non-PMPs, and delivers the
required classroom hours for renewal of the PMP credential. Courses require five hours of preparation and
three hours of classroom interaction. Each session earns a PMI Completion Certificate for 8 hours of
training and 3 PDUs by the PMI Process Industry Focus Group.This is very useful for meeting continuing
education for P.E.'s. We offer P.E. Participants one-hour ethics training annually at no charge.
In addition, the program presents the advanced skills necessary to professionally manage large, complex
projects to small, technically-oriented and time-sensitive projects with a business mindset and focus.
There is heavy emphasis on when and how to use the tools and techniques of project management, group
evaluation and discussion of case studies, lessons learned, and proactive failure prevention.
Participants will gain a comprehensive appreciation and full understanding of the importance of
systematically planning, developing, and controlling a project, understand project financing, enhance
funding skills, improve decision-making and leadership skills, and learn advanced skills in project
execution.
Tuesday, APR 17th, 2012 - Opens at 5PM: Class from 6 - 10 PM
Training Facility: Beltway 8 & Richmond area
Session 11 - The Troubled Project Turnaround (TPT) Workshop - 4 hours
PROGRAM CONTENT - For Entire Program Outline & Syllabus, DRILL HERE.
PLANNING - 4 (3-hour) Sessions
• Understanding Failure and Failure Prevention Methodology
• Birthing of Projects: Project Viability and Due Diligence
• Strategies for Starting Up Successful Projects
• Project Definition and Scope Methodologies
• Systematic Planning and Alignment
• Organizational Design Structures
• Contracting Strategies and Pitfalls
• Fast Track Development Methodologies
LEADERSHIP and INTEGRATION - 3 (3-hour) Sessions
• Power, Influence and Leadership: Directing and Motivating for Success
• Interpersonal Dynamics in the Management of Projects
• Leading with Intensive Communications
• Managing the Challenges in International and Diverse Cross-Cultural Projects
• Managing the Challenges with Stake-holders, Boards of Directors, and Funding
• Multi-project Portfolio Management
SYSTEMS - 3 (3-hour) Sessions
• Dynamic Control
• Systematic Monitoring
• Pro-active Change and Risk Management Systems
• Communications and Graphics Systems
• Risk Project Mitigating and Managing Systems
• Capturing and Gaining Value from Lessons Learned and Strategic Learning Curves
• Termination Evaluations, Strategies, and Procedures for Proper Closure on Projects
Ethics - 1-hour for P.E. license renewal / PMP ethics
APM 11 Workshop - 4-hour Workshop on Troubled Project Turnarounds
PROGRAM BENEFITS
• Participants enhance their abilities to assess, develop, plan, fund, control, monitor, and manage
projects, while maintaining a strategic business mindset & focus during the project life-cycle.
• Gain further insight and additional confidence in managing complex issues in dynamic projects
• Enhance decision-making abilities through an effective decision analysis disciplined approach
• Learn advanced skills needed to professionally manage large, complex, or technically-oriented
projects
• Sharpen your leadership styles and skills to add real value to your projects and your project teams.
• Sharpen your ability to recognize potential failure and pro-actively prevent it using a methodology.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Senior Project Executives, Project Executives, experienced Project Managers, Professional Engineers,
Engineers, and Finance executives involved in developing and executing capital and systems projects.
Jones Graduate School of Management's Executive Education, Rice University, 1998 - 2008
This program has ten three-hour sessions and one four-hour workshop. One can attend any or all of the
sessions. This program, started in 1998 at the request of Eric Jenett - co-founder of PMI and PMP #1, was
a collaboration of the Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice University and the PMI Houston
Chapter - program created and taught by Prof. Paul Allen, PMP #45522. Paul has thirty years experience
in project development, project management, and structured project finance. Retired from faculty in 2008.
The Program provides advanced project management training to PMPs and non-PMPs, and delivers the
required classroom hours for renewal of the PMP credential. Courses require five hours of preparation and
three hours of classroom interaction. Each session earns a PMI Completion Certificate for 8 hours of
training and 3 PDUs by the PMI Process Industry Focus Group.This is very useful for meeting continuing
education for P.E.'s. We offer P.E. Participants one-hour ethics training annually at no charge.
In addition, the program presents the advanced skills necessary to professionally manage large, complex
projects to small, technically-oriented and time-sensitive projects with a business mindset and focus.
There is heavy emphasis on when and how to use the tools and techniques of project management, group
evaluation and discussion of case studies, lessons learned, and proactive failure prevention.
Participants will gain a comprehensive appreciation and full understanding of the importance of
systematically planning, developing, and controlling a project, understand project financing, enhance
funding skills, improve decision-making and leadership skills, and learn advanced skills in project
execution.
Tuesday, APR 17th, 2012 - Opens at 5PM: Class from 6 - 10 PM
Training Facility: Beltway 8 & Richmond area
Session 11 - The Troubled Project Turnaround (TPT) Workshop - 4 hours
PROGRAM CONTENT - For Entire Program Outline & Syllabus, DRILL HERE.
PLANNING - 4 (3-hour) Sessions
• Understanding Failure and Failure Prevention Methodology
• Birthing of Projects: Project Viability and Due Diligence
• Strategies for Starting Up Successful Projects
• Project Definition and Scope Methodologies
• Systematic Planning and Alignment
• Organizational Design Structures
• Contracting Strategies and Pitfalls
• Fast Track Development Methodologies
LEADERSHIP and INTEGRATION - 3 (3-hour) Sessions
• Power, Influence and Leadership: Directing and Motivating for Success
• Interpersonal Dynamics in the Management of Projects
• Leading with Intensive Communications
• Managing the Challenges in International and Diverse Cross-Cultural Projects
• Managing the Challenges with Stake-holders, Boards of Directors, and Funding
• Multi-project Portfolio Management
SYSTEMS - 3 (3-hour) Sessions
• Dynamic Control
• Systematic Monitoring
• Pro-active Change and Risk Management Systems
• Communications and Graphics Systems
• Risk Project Mitigating and Managing Systems
• Capturing and Gaining Value from Lessons Learned and Strategic Learning Curves
• Termination Evaluations, Strategies, and Procedures for Proper Closure on Projects
Ethics - 1-hour for P.E. license renewal / PMP ethics
APM 11 Workshop - 4-hour Workshop on Troubled Project Turnarounds
PROGRAM BENEFITS
• Participants enhance their abilities to assess, develop, plan, fund, control, monitor, and manage
projects, while maintaining a strategic business mindset & focus during the project life-cycle.
• Gain further insight and additional confidence in managing complex issues in dynamic projects
• Enhance decision-making abilities through an effective decision analysis disciplined approach
• Learn advanced skills needed to professionally manage large, complex, or technically-oriented
projects
• Sharpen your leadership styles and skills to add real value to your projects and your project teams.
• Sharpen your ability to recognize potential failure and pro-actively prevent it using a methodology.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Senior Project Executives, Project Executives, experienced Project Managers, Professional Engineers,
Engineers, and Finance executives involved in developing and executing capital and systems projects.
Instructor: Paul Allen, PMP |
| Summer Break |
| Session 11 Outline Syllabus |
PMI Members - $175; Non-PMI Members - $195; Professional Engineers - $175 |
| APM 35-hour PMP Renewal Program |
| Limited Capacity Seating - Closes at 50 |
| This Program is priced at HALF the PRICE of when at Rice |
Project Executive Group is a Sponsor of the PMI
Process Industry Focus Group - Advanced Training
providing no cost administration of the Training Programs.
Process Industry Focus Group - Advanced Training
providing no cost administration of the Training Programs.
| Special Offerings |
| Summer Break |
| Course List Tuesdays Jun 2011 Advanced PM PLANNING Session 2 21 Jun 2011 Jul 2011 Advanced PM PLANNING Session 3 26 Jul 2011 Sep 2011 Advanced PM PLANNING Session 4 20 Sep 2011 Oct 2011 Advanced PM LEADERSHIP INTEGRATION Session 5 11 Oct 2011 Nov 2011 Advanced PM LEADERSHIP INTEGRATION Session 6 8 Nov 2011 Special 1 hour P.E. Ethics 15 Nov 2011 Dec 2011 Advanced PM LEADERSHIP INTEGRATION Session 7 13 Dec 2011 Jan 2012 Advanced PM SYSTEMS Session 8 17 Jan 2012 Feb 2012 Advanced PM SYSTEMS Session 9 14 Feb 2012 Mar 2012 Advanced PM SYSTEMS Session 10 13 Mar 2012 Apr 2012 Advanced PM APM Workshop Turnarounds 17 Apr 2012 May 2012 Program Starts Again Advanced PM PLANNING Session 1 22 May 2012 Special Decision Support Packages in Stage Gates 13 Sep 2011 Special Modeling Decision Support Packages in Stage Gates Special Interface Management Special Bidding & Executing "At Risk" Projects Special Integrated Change Control and Management Special Offshore Structures: Platforms & FPSOs Special Process Plant Maintenance Philosophies Special Process Plant Maintenance Auditing Special Process Plant Maintenance Level 3 Turnarounds Workshops Timing of the above depend on requested demand by our participants. Courses may be added or dropped from time to time depending on demand topics |
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PMI Energy & Petrochem
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PMI Lake Charles*
PMI Corpus Christi*
PMI Dallas**
PMI Ft. Worth**
PMI Austin**
PMI San Antonio**
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University Grad Students*
Process Industry Focus Group
Possible Venues w/ Chapters
PMI Lake Charles*
PMI Baton Rouge **
PMI New Orleans **
PMI Corpus Christi*
PMI Denver **
PMI OKlahoma City **
PMI Tulsa*
Developing Distance Venue and
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* In Discussion
** Planned but not in discussion
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