New IT Managers Program (separate registration is required)
Tuesday, October 30 | 8:00AM–4:00PM MT
Session Type:
Meeting
Note: Separate registration and fee are required.
The New IT Managers Program focuses on providing first-time managers and those aspiring to management roles with the basic skills critical for managing and supervising projects, units, and people. The program provides a comprehensive view of the role of manager as well as specific skills development in several key management areas including interpersonal communication, time management, project management, and performance management. The program offers an invaluable opportunity to share information and experiences with peers and experienced IT practitioners in highly interactive sessions.
All sessions have been carefully designed for those just beginning to manage in a professional setting facilitated by a faculty of experienced IT leaders.
This program provides 11.5 hours of content and peer cohort networking for first-time managers and those aspiring to management roles and includes the following activities.
Monday, October 29 , 2:00�5:30 p.m. (required half-day preconference workshop)
Tuesday, October 30 , 8:00�4:00 p.m. (required full-day preconference workshop) and 12:30�1:30 p.m. (program lunch)
Thursday, November 1 , 6:00 � 7:30 p.m. (networking reception)
The New IT Managers Program focuses on providing first-time managers and those aspiring to management roles with the basic skills critical for managing and supervising projects, units, and people. The program provides a comprehensive view of the role of manager as well as specific skills development in several key management areas including interpersonal communication, time management, project management, and performance management. The program offers an invaluable opportunity to share information and experiences with peers and experienced IT practitioners in highly interactive sessions.
All sessions have been carefully designed for those just beginning to manage in a professional setting facilitated by a faculty of experienced IT leaders.
This program provides 11.5 hours of content and peer cohort networking for first-time managers and those aspiring to management roles and includes the following activities.