The Lost Art of Time Management: high performers manage their time
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Session Abstract:
In our hectic professional lives, most people are multitasking, attending never-ending impromptu meetings, struggling to read, share and respond to all the emails, arrive late for meetings, finish their deliverables later than planned and cannot make time for the unforeseen, or squeeze in an extra task. Or so they think.
Some other people are focused, always arrive at meetings on time, always have their work done, always do more work and are always ready to help. Why? Because those who know how to ‘make the time’ and to get around to doing what they need to do, have discovered the secret of time management. They list their tasks, prioritize them, choose, plan and work to a schedule. Most people do not!
To be able to do more in less time and do it better and faster, i.e. to improve one’s performance and produce better results, people at every level in the organization need to know how to choose amongst competing tasks. This presentation will review the classic concepts of Time Management. It will highlight its major steps, and how a simple, proven and easy approach can have a radical impact on what a person can do. After this presentation everyone will be able to get their work done and no one will have unfinished deliverables because they did not get a round to it.
About your presenter:
Charles Villanyi Bokor is a Strategic Management Consultant and Managing Partner of The Continuous Enterprise Resource Planning (CERP) Group, focused on Leading to Better Decisions. Principal activities include Business Transformation, Problem Project Recovery & Leadership, Strategic Planning, and Education. Charles works mostly in Ottawa but has successfully completed assignments in Florida, Wales, Malaysia, Sweden and Australia.
Charles was the Program Director of the Professional Certificate in Corporate Performance Management Program at Sprott, University of Carleton, where he taught Problem Project Management, Logic in Business Decisions and Total Cost of Services.
Charles has an Executive Development Certificate and a Diploma in Management (McGill University), a M.Sc. Mathematics (Université de Grenoble) and one from Université de Montréal and a B. Sc. Mathematics (Sir George Williams University). He was Certified Management Consultant, Past CMC Board Member, Past PMI-OVOC Board Member, ITIL Certified, Past Governor for International Council for Computer Communications (ICCC), Member, Business Process Management Professionals BPM Institute and Member of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).
He was invited to present The Lost Art of Time Management at:
– 2011 North America Leadership Institute Summit, Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, 2011
– PMI Symposium, October 2
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Networking 5:30 p.m. To 6:00 p.m.
Buffet Style Dinner 6:00 p.m. To 7:00 p.m. (Please bring $20.00 cash for the buffet)
Presentation 7:00 p.m. To 9:00 p.m.
Students who do not wish to take part in the dinner and networking may arrive at 6:45 for the 7:00 presentation – $5.00 at the door.