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Produce professional networking and continued education for Washington State Certified Public Managers, so they are nationally recognized by colleagues and executives as effective leaders that inspire accountable, effective performance while delivering quality leadership to their organizations and the citizens of Washington State.
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| 2008 Annual Conference - Postponed - Check back for a new date |
Be Prepared
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Join us for a day of conversation and learning about being prepared for those events that change your life.
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2008 Annual Conference Highlights
- Learn about building relationships and resolve conflicts through an interactive session that builds your skills in self-assertion and active listening.
- Learn when and why to prepare your organization for a disaster.
- Learn to assess and act on the risks that will affect you most.
- Learn to protect yourself from internet crimes.
This event is co-sponsored by the South Puget Sound Community College
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Welcome
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| Washington State Society of Certified Public Managers® (WASCPM) is a professional association of public sector managers and supervisors who are current students and graduates who have earned their Certified Public Manager® (CPM) credential from the Washington Certified Public Manager® (WCPM) program.
Managers earn the CPM credential after completing an extensive program of classroom training, study, research, examinations and demonstrating their managerial abilities through completion of individual projects.
The WCPM program is accredited by the National Certified Public Manager® Consortium. In Washington State, the consortium program is managed by South Puget Sound Community College.
WASCPM is affiliated with the American Academy of Certified Public Managers (AACPM). The AACPM is a national society of member states.
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Your opportunity for success starts here, join today. |
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Profile
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Chief Batiste explains that building trust and respect is important when you have to lead others in a crisis.
You must lay out your policies and follow them. Take the time to plan and rehearse for the crisis. The key is to reduce the surprises, so that everyone knows what to expect.
Chief Batiste answered a wide range of questions that a majority of the participants got value out of.
You should have been there; it was a nice session.
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Quick Information
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Benefits
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Membership (Dec:30|Now:18)
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* WASCPM Digital Community
* AACPM Membership
* Goldfinch Information Network
* Educational Events
* Management Information
* Learning Support
* The Public Manager
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Certified $35: Accredited Certified Public Managers. Voting members.
Associate $35: Any person actively enrolled in the Washington State CPM program. Non-voting members.
Affiliate $35: Any faculty or administrator in public management or related fields. Non-voting
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* Membership dues have been reduced from $50 to $35 per year. That's a 30% savings for Certified members.
* Membership expires annually on December 31.
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* Event Calendar
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