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Policy Governance Model - 101 Introduction

PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

Saturday, May 19, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (PDT)

San Francisco, United States

Policy Governance Model - 101 Introduction

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Policy Governance Model: “Theory-Based Integrated Framework” with ten comprehensive set of integrated principles that allows governing boards to realize an owner-accountable organization.
Beginning with the recognition of the fundamental reasons that boards exists and the nature of board authority, Policy Governance integrates a number of unique principles designed to enable an accountable board leadership.

In summary, The Policy Governance Model accomplishes:

1. Board linkage with Ownership in order to memorialize both the Ends and Executive Limitation Policies.
2. A comprehensive; yet minimalist, set of policies expressed with the board’s “one voice” and which directs and protects the organization through any possible situation.
3. Precise delegation to management of Ends Policies, Executive Limitations (unacceptable means) are clear and performance will be acceptable within any reasonable interpretation.
4. To keep the Board in compliance with its’ own policies and that there is a clear delegation of authority, responsibility and accountability to the boards’ servant-leader: the Chief Governance Officer.
5. Monitoring and compliance against pre-established performance criteria must be proven to the Board.  Nothing less will be acceptable.

How does event benefit PMI members?
Provides educational forum is designed for Past-Presidents, potential Nominating Committee Members, potential board members, other Senior PMI-SFBAC management, and with limited seating available to members of boards from other local not-for-profit organizations.   The purpose is to provide a fundamental understanding of our governance system and how it provides the capacity for the organization to scale, grow, and be owner-accountable for performance results.
Individuals will additionally participate in classroom discussions, including group exercises to familiarize them with the Policy Governance key elements and anticipated nuances/constraints with organization implementation.

Continental breakfast and lunch w/beverages will be served.

Agenda of Day

8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Registration and Breakfast

8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Session part I  

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Lunch

1:00 PM – 4:30 PM Session part II  

 

PDUs: 7

ABOUT SUE:

 

Susan Mogensen's passion lies in helping people to work more effectively together in pursuit of productivity, profit, and progress. Combining her strong political background with skills, training and experience in group facilitation and board governance, Susan inspires clients with the new possibilities that emerge when rational design is applied to the meeting or board governance context. Corporate entities -- including non-profit organizations, companies, quasi-governmental boards, commissions, councils and agencies -- are well poised to benefit from her background and expertise in bringing clarity and purpose to roles, responsibilities, lines of accountability and policy development.

Susan holds a B.A. (Honours) in Political Science from Carleton University, received the IAF Certified Professional Facilitator designation, participated in the Policy Governance® Academy (SM) -- the only recognized training for Policy Governance consultants -- and has presented at corporate governance conferences in Toronto, Ottawa, Vail, Orlando, Las Vegas, and Chicago. Susan also served as the CEO of the International Policy Governance Association (IPGA) from 2004-2009 and is a member of the Governance Corporation Network

 

Cancellation and No-Show policy
If you have made a reservation and find that you will be unable to attend please send an email to finance@pmi-sfbac.org and cancel as early as possible. All cancellations are subject to a minimum $30 fee if done at least 5 days before the event. Cancellations after May 14, 2012 are subject to the full charge to ensure the Chapter does not incur excessive expenses.

When & Where


835 Market Street
6th Floor
San Francisco, 94103

Saturday, May 19, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (PDT)


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PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

Who Should Join: Any current or aspiring project manager should join this community to learn, share, and have fun. There are project managers from broad section of industries that meet to share best practices, horror stories, and all that comes with managing people, deadlines, and budgets. We meet monthly to meet new friends, connect with colleagues, and to share our experiences.

Why Members Should Join: You should join not only for fun and camaraderie but to learn.

 

  • Have you just been assigned to a new project or have you just started in managing projects in a new industry?
  • Want to get a jump on your project by networking with others to learn best practices?
  • Need a mentor to guide you through uncharted waters?

 

You'll find this and much more at the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of PMI.

 

 

What Members Can Expect: Evening events, breakfast roundtables, networking events galore, and PDUs! But SFBAC is more than just events, it's our members that make a difference. Join, share, learn, lead, and have fun.            

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