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PAST PRESENTATIONS |
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Come see what you have missed in the past and make sure you don't miss out on our future presentations. The links below show the topics we have had presented during our general program meetings: The presentation slide decks, and when available a recording, of our program meetings are now available in the Members Only section of this website. For our members, sign-in and you will be able to view our Members Only content. The chapter leadership team continue to work on adding value to your chapter membership and the customer experience of everyone who participates in any way with our Chapter. |
- February 2019 - Utilizing Decision Modeling for Effective Communication in a Project
- January 2019 - Using Design Thinking to Transform Perception
- December 2018 - Winter Networking Social
- November 2018 - Why is there a Human in My Loop?
- November 2018 - Colossal Celebration
- October 2018 - From Waterfall to Agile: A Change in Engagement, Not Result
- September 2018 - The Value of Adding Business Architecture to Your BA Toolkit
- September 2018 - Workshop - I Write Use Cases...Do You? (Louisville)
- August 2018 - Workshop - I Write Use Cases...Do You? (Lexington)
- August 2018 - The Art of Eliciting Requirements
- May 2018 - Annual General Meeting and Bluegrass Business Analysis Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
- April 2018 - Root Cause Doesn't Have to Hurt Like a Root Canal!
- March 2018 - Leveraging BDD and Given/When/Then for Better Acceptance Criteria
- February 2018 - Coaching Skills as a Business Analysis Superpower: Integration with the Core Concepts
- January 2018 - Why Business Analysts Should Use the Business Model Canvas
- November 2017 - Small Business Speaker Series: Sash and Bow
- November 2017 - IIBA Chapter Awards Social Event
- October 2017 - Business Analyst as an Organizational Leader
- September 2017 - Governance is not a four letter word!
- August 2017 - Strategic, Tactical, and Operational Business Analysis: Why Do Business Analysis, Really?
- May 2017 - Annual General Meeting and Bluegrass Business Analysis Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
- April 2017 - Exploring the Full Role of the Business Analyst
- March 2017 - CIO Panel Discussion
- February 2017 - The Future of Business Analysis - The CEO Perspective
- January 2017 - Small Business Speaker Series: Expanding the Definition of the BA Role
- November 2016 - Business Analysis in Agile...It is the Activity Not the Role
- October 2016 - IIBA's New Approach to Certification
- September 2016 - Workshop: I Plan My Work...Do You?
- September 2016 - Using BABOK® Guide v3 to Help Build Your Organization's Business Architecture
- August 2016 - How Can You be a Business Analyst Without Knowing the Business
- May 2016 - Annual General Meeting and Bluegrass Business Analysis Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
- May 2016 - Workshop: I Write Requirements...Do You?
- April 2016 - Creating and Using a Career Coverage Matrix
- March 2016 - 7 Habits of Highly Effective Business Analysts
- February 2016 - 10+5+3+1=90...How to Help the Business Achieve Its Strategic Plan
- January 2016 - Business Data Modeling Made Easy with Gary Rush
- November 2015 - Bluegrass - Panel Discussion - Recruiting and Hiring Business Analysts
- November 2015 - Green Mountain - Communication Styles
- October 2015 - The Important Skills for Success with Bob Mahaney
- September 2015 - Achieving Success through a Business-Driven Approach with Jeff Smith
- August 2015 - Business Analysis: Is it a Role or Skill with David Mantica
In August 2015 we brought David Mantica, President of ASPE Training into the region to speak at Cincinnati, Bluegrass and Louisville IIBA Chapter meetings and our Professional Development Workshop. He has so graciously shared his presentations (slide decks) with us:
Practical Facilitation and Negotiation
Business Analysis: Is it a Role or Skill?
- August 21, 2015 - Professional Development Workshop session presentations:
The Art and Science of Influence with David Mantica
Business Analysis Planning - Choosing the Right Approach with Sue Knies
- May - July 2015 - BABOK v3 Virtual Study Group facilitated by Eric-Stephan Neill
- May 2015 - Annual General Meeting and CIO Panel Discussion
- April 2015 - Charm School 101: How to Influence Your Team with Joel DiGirolamo
- March 2015 - eCommerce and the Business Analyst with Ted Hardy, CBAP
- January 2015 - Town Hall Meeting: PMI-PBA and CCBA Certifications--What's the Diff? with Eric-Stephan Neill
- November 2014 - Business Analysis on a Global Scale with Basha Roberts
- October 2014 - Cultivating Agile Requirements with Mark Wavle, CBAP, PSM II
- September 2014 - Requirements Elicitation Traps and How to Deal With Them with Aaron Whittenberger, CBAP
- August 2014 - Three Steps to Influencing When You Don't Have the Authority with Elizabeth Larson, PMP, CBAP, CSM
- May 2014 - Chapter Meeting Flyer
- May 2014 - Bluegrass BA Chapter Annual General Meeting with President, Aaron Whittenberger, CBAP
- May 2014 - BA Planner: How to Reduce Pain, Suffering and Rework in Your Projects with Kate Gwynne, CBAP, CSM
- April 2014 - Chapter Meeting Flyer
- April 2014 - Responsive Web Design and the Business Analyst with Ted Hardy, CBAP
- March 2014 - Chapter Meeting Flyer
- March 2014 - Business Analysis is Dead, Long Live Business Analysis with Kupe Kupersmith, CBAP
- February 2014 - Chapter Meeting Flyer
- February 2014 - Changing Requirements: Business Analysts and Change Management with Bud Ratliff, PMP, MCSE, MCTS
- January 2014 - Chapter Meeting Flyer
- January 2014 - The Softer Side of Business Analysis with Aaron Whittenberger, CBAP
- December 2013 - Chapter Winter Networking Social Flyer
- November 2013 - Chapter Meeting Flyer
- November 2013 - Kaleidoscope Your Career with Terry Wiegmann, CBAP, CSQE, PSPO, ACG
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