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2009-05-20 Understanding Why Your Project Members Perform The Way They Do (C166-P95200)

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Category: Luncheon Meeting
Written by Programs Director
Robert Pytlarz, Senior Rate Analyst, HECO

Time/Location: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., The Plaza Club (Location, Map, Dress)

Program: “Understanding Why Your Project Members Perform The Way They Do”

Speaker: Robert Pytlarz, Senior Rate Analyst, HECO

PDU Info: Session #C166-P95200. PMPs earn 1 PDU in Category 3

Fee Schedule, Cancellation/No Show Policy Deadline to Register Online 05/18/09 @ 5:00 PM 

 

 

Synopsis    “Understanding why your project members perform the way they do”
  • Results are the name of the game.
  • Results are a function of our thoughts.
  • Most people focus on the wrong thoughts
  • Learn how to help your project team members to achieve better results.
Speaker's Biography

Robert Pytlarz is a Senior Rate Analyst with Hawaiian Electric Company with over twenty years experience in the industry concentrating on Cost of Service analysis, Rate Design, and Energy Risk analysis.  Robert is past president of Hawaiian Electric Toastmaster club 1416, and currently Area six Governor for Toastmaster District 49 with two years public speaking experience.

Robert is also an independent Licensed LifeSuccess Consultant – and a business partner of Bob Proctor and Paul Martenelli, of LifeSucess Productions. For the last 42 years, Bob Proctor has been recognized as the world leader in the personal growth and corporate development industry.

Through workshops, presentations, and coaching programs, Robert focuses on sharing with his audiences that we can move towards obtaining our goals and true-life desires by gaining control of our thoughts and feelings at their deepest level. As we obtain a deeper understanding of how we function and achieve our successes, in turn, we can assist the people around us to achieve better results. And at the end of the day, project results are the name of the game.

Robert holds a Master of Business Administration degree (Finance), and undergraduate degrees in Computer Information Systems, and Economics.