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REGISTRATION CLOSED - Young Contractors Professional Institute (YCPI) - 2012
REGISTRATION CLOSED
Celebrating 10 years of classes 160 + Distinguished Alumni Representing Top Construction Companies
12 High Impact Seminars January - November
Your Job Is Changing! Do You Have The Skills You Need?
- Relevant subject matter for young professionals to grow…
- Sessions on Negotiating Skills, Client Insight, Building Teams
- Improving Writing and Presentation Skills, Strengthening BD Acumen
- Strengthening Constructor/Subcontractor Relations
- Managing Project Finances, Setting Goals . . . and Much More
Course of Study
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2012 Schedule - Young Contractors Professional Institute Seminars run 2pm to 6 pm, with light supper and a tour by the host organization. Four (4) Boston Society of Architects Joint Sessions - Young Designers & Young Contractors |
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Date |
Topic |
Instructors and Host Organization |
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1/17 |
Setting Smart GoalsIdentifying, building on strengths and weaknesses. Understanding key construction success factors and differentiators. Diverse success paths in the construction industry. Setting goals that matter, getting started now to achieve them. |
Bill Aalerud, Project Executive, Columbia Construction William Ronco, YCPI Director
Host - A.J. Martini Inc., Winchester, MA |
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1/31 |
Managing FinancesIncreasing project cost controls and profit. Spotting and addressing project financial problems quickly. Achieving full financial literacy and meeting current standards. Understanding company finances, your role and impact as a young contractor. |
Scott Lerner, VP Finance Consigli Construction Mark Paronich, CFO New Focus Consulting.
Host - Consigli Construction, Milford, MA |
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2/15 BSA Joint Session |
Effective Architect/Contractor Teamwork“What were you thinking?” Understanding predictable architect/contractor differences and using differences as a resource. Improving meetings, discussions and follow through. Solving problems and generating solutions. |
Marc Truant, Marc Truant and Associates George Takoudes, Martin Batt Architects Kimberly Plummer, Partners Health Care System Host - Payette Associates, Boston, MA |
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2/28 |
Improving Writing Skills.Increasing email skills, impact, efficiency, results. Writing reports more clearly, logically, quickly, thoughtfully. Blogs and print, chronicling projects, tasks, experiences. Writing to strengthen client relations and develop business. |
William Ronco, YCPI Director
Host - National Grid, Waltham, MA |
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3/13 |
The Evolving Project ManagerUnderstanding, using new project management methods. Increasing productivity and using lean construction principles. Increasing personal productivity, organization, efficiency, focus and planning. |
Lee Michael Kennedy, President Lee Kennedy Co. Richard Walsh, President Walsh Brothers Ben McConchie, Project Engineer, A. J. Martini Inc. Host - Walsh Brothers, Boston, MA |
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3/27 |
Improving Presentation SkillsIncreasing skills, comfort, confidence and influence. Presenting more persuasively, easily. Telling a compelling story. Engaging all participants for productive discussion. |
Kathy McMahon, Director Marketing and Business Development, CBT Architects. Host - Skanska Building USA Inc., Boston, MA |
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4/11 |
Strengthening Contractor / Subcontractor PartneringAnticipating, addressing the predictable ways Contractors and Subcontractors misunderstand each other. How can each work together to achieve greater results for the client and each other. |
Brad Keyes, President, Keyes North Atlantic Chris Thompson, Richard White Sons Jaimey Buckley, Central Ceilings Host - Keyes North Atlantic, Watertown, MA |
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4/24 BSA Joint Session |
Understanding the Value of BIM / IPDNew Technology, New Roles. Understanding the use of the most current tech tools. Defining BIM expectations, optimal use, change management. Performing optimally in Integrated Project Delivery. Using “IPD- Lite” on your project. |
Chris Leary, Kling Stubbins Mike Cannistraro, JC Cannistraro Luciana Burdi, DCAM Host - Museum of Plumbing, Watertown, MA |
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9/18 BSA Joint Session |
Increasing Negotiation Skills Recognizing your negotiations style, strengths, weaknesses. Identifying the negotiations hot spots in your work. Approaching negotiations constructively, pragmatically. Increasing your effectiveness achieving 1 + 1 = 3 results. |
Mary Feeney, Esq., Bowditch & Dewey David Hancock, AIA, CBT Architects Robert Douglas, Town of Andover CJ Fraser, President/CEO, Fraser Engineering Host - CBT Architects, Boston, MA |
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10/2 |
Building Marketing / BD Skills Why, how to get involved with marketing and business development. Five pitfalls to avoid. Increasing your comfort and effectiveness with networking. Why, how to connect with, market to existing and new clients. |
Ed Bond, President, Bond Margaret Neil, Director of Project Services, Consigli Construction Host - Barr & Barr, Framingham, MA |
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10/23 |
From Manager To Leader What got you here won’t get you there. Identifying, addressing the 4 construction leadership gaps. Using 360 surveys to increase awareness. Building both strategic and collaborative leadership competencies. |
William Ronco, AGC YCPI Director
Host - AGC of MA, Wellesley, MA |
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11/6 BSA Joint Session |
What Clients Really Want How contractors and architects misunderstand, frustrate clients. Responding to client needs in different market sectors. How to increase client satisfaction and repeat business. |
Douglas Noonan, Adidas- Reebok Buzz Stapczynski, Town of Andover David Hanitchak, Partners Health Care System Host - Reebok Corporation, Canton, MA |
Institute Director Dr. William Ronco leads this program for AGC. He has over 25 years experience consulting on strategic planning, construction partnering and leadership development.
Great ROI on your training & professional development investment!
YCPI tuition for AGC members
$3,000 for first participant from company $2,500 for each additional participant
Non Member Tuition:
$4,200 for first participant from company $3,700 for each additional participant
Massachusetts Construction Advancement Program (MCAP)
MCAP contributing firms receive a 50% reimbursement of the registration fee directly to the company, up to $2,000 total, for this program after full registration is paid to AGC.
Need additional information?
For general information contact Rebecca Walker at AGC – walker@agcmass.org or Institute Director Dr. William Ronco at: 781-275-2424 or wronco@gatheringpace.com
Cancellation Policy: Full refund will be granted if cancellation is made within 72 hours of the program start date. No refund of fees will be made for no-shows. Substitutions are welcome.