Thrive as a Manager: The Unwritten Rules of Technical Management Symposium
Thrive as a Manager: The Unwritten Rules of Technical Management Symposium
Due to COVID-19 This event is postponed to a later TBD date
IEEE Computer Society (CS) chapter of Silicon Valley is sponsoring this event for the benefits of all its members. Our IEEE CS chapter members have a special discount code, for a $20.00 less then IEEE members ticket price. The discount code will be provided to you in our eNotes and email.
The event is organized by:
IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society SCV/SF/OEB Joint Chapter
IEEE SCV Technical Co-sponsors:
Computer Society https://computer.ieeesiliconvalley.org/
Other Technical Co-sponsors:
Silicon Valley Engineering Council svec.org
Corporate Sponsor:
International Technological University
Speaker #1: Kimberly Wiefling, Founding Member at Silicon Valley Alliances (SVA)
Topic #1: Strengthening Organizational Culture”
Speaker #2: Moshe Gotesman, mosgot Consulting
Topic #2: Lead Your Team, Because Project Management is Leadership
Speaker #3: Gale Stafford
Topic #3: Coaching Fantastic Teams
Speaker #4: Josh Goldberg, Former VP R&D and IP at Zume Pizza
Topic #4: Creating a Robot Master Pizza Maker
Speaker #5: Tom Pavelko, Former Special Programs Manager at Lockheed/Martin
Topic #5 Basis for the Leadership Paradigm to be The Best
Speaker #6: Mark Quinn, Head of Software Engineering at Waymo
Topic #6: Five Mistakes Most New Managers Make and How to Avoid Them
Location: International Technological University, 2711 N 1st St., San Jose, CA 95134
PROGRAM:
8:00AM Registration, Continental Breakfast & Networking
9:00AM “It’s in Our DNA – Strengthening Organizational Culture” – Kimberly Wiefling, Founding Member at Silicon Valley Alliances (SVA)
9:30AM “Lead Your Team, Because Project Management is Leadership” – Moshe Gotesman, mosgot Consulting
10:30AM Coffee/Tea Break
11:00AM“Coaching Fantastic Teams” – Gale Stafford
12:00N Networking Session (Mini Show)
12:30 Lunch (Speaker: TBD)
1:30PM “Creating a Robot Master Pizza Maker” – Josh Goldberg, Former VP R&D and IP at Zume Pizza
2:30PM “Basis for the Leadership Paradigm to be The Best” – Tom Pavelko, Former Special Programs Manager at Lockheed/Martin
3:30PM Break
4:00PM “Five Mistakes Most New Managers Make and How to Avoid Them” – Mark Quinn, Head of Software Engineering at Waymo
5:00 PM: Networking / Adjourn
Abstract:
Thrive as a Manager: The Unwritten Rules of Technical Management
This symposium focuses on industry lessons “from the trenches” and practical actionable advice. You learn the latest trends and technology that prepare you to manage technical teams, and network with peers who can share insights and solutions that will also help you cope with disruptions.
The Silicon Valley Chapter of the IEEE TEMS has a special interest in supporting the needs of industry. The audience for these programs are both, new & experienced technology and engineering managers (or project managers), technologists moving to become managers, and persons wanting to learn more about how technical management works.
Join us to learn from speakers from Silicon Valley’s finest technology companies. Our program will focus on the challenges of developing your team while managing the forefront of technology with actionable advice.
Have questions about Thrive as a Manager: The Unwritten Rules of Technical Management? Contact IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society SCV/SF/OEB Joint Chapter