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2004 NASFM
Project Management Seminar
Hilton Suites Nashville Downtown
Nashville, TN
May 16-18, 2004 |
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for project managers in the store fixture industry, this
back-to-basics seminar provided an excellent opportunity
to fine-tune project management skills. The
educational sessions were geared toward better managing
jobs, and predicting and solving problems. The tools,
techniques, and tactics presented helped project managers
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The
sessions were presented by experienced project managers
from NASFM-member companies, who focused on key job
areas that keep customer projects running smoothly.
Presentations
Available for Download (Available to NASFM Members
only):
Our
Industry: Opportunities And Threats—
A Global View for the Project Manager
Jack
Hale, CEO, T.J. Hale Co. |
Business
101: Understanding the Big Picture
Paul Pinkus,
national director, Store Fixture Manufacturing
and Point of Purchase Industries Practice, American
Express Tax and Business Services |
Managing
Multiple Projects
Dan
Petersen, co-owner of Wisconsin Built |
Maximizing
the Capabilities of Microsoft Outlook
James
Brewer, Starbucks |
Broadening
Skills for the Project Manager
Dan
Petersen, co-owner of Wisconsin Built
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Project
Managers and their Customers: A First-Hand Look
at the Interactions Between Project Manager and
Retailer
Terri
Roberts, Casework Program Manager, Starbucks |
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4651 Sheridan St., Suite 470
Hollywood, FL 33021
954-893-7300 • fax 954-893-7500 • are@retailenvironments.org |
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