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IIBA® Seattle Chapter September Meeting Announcement
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Ernest Hughes who will present There's Nothing Wrong with More Chocolate on Tuesday, September 28 at 6:00 PM. This session received rave reviews at the Business Analyst World symposium held at Seattle in June 2010. Our chapter meeting will be held at Bellevue College, Building NWCET, Room N201. For more information please visit the upcoming events page for the September 2010 Chapter Meeting. Special Announcements
Chapter Membership Requirements As announced at previous Seattle Chapter meetings, the Seattle Chapter of the International Institute of Business Analysis is introducing membership dues and meeting fees, effective in September 2010. Several options will be available, based on one's membership status with IIBA International, including per-meeting fees. Details are available on our IIBA Seattle Chapter Membership Page.
Seattle Chapter Newsletter The Seattle Chapter published a newsletter in July! Our goal is to deliver valuable information to you once a quarter so even if you can't make regular meetings, you'll still know what is going on and benefit from the community.
The newsletter will contain information about the chapter-meetings, events, opportunities to get involved - as well as articles on BA related topics, written by BA professionals from our community; and occasionally from across the country. (Note: This first issue is heavy on chapter business but future editions will include much more professional development type articles).
We encourage each of you to consider submitting an article to share with the chapter. You can share a case study or expertise in a specific topic. If you attend a training event or conference, a recap and evaluation would be great as well. Writing for our local newsletter is a great way to practice your communication skills and share your experiences with others. And isn't that one of the greatest things about being involved in a professional organization anyway?
In this issue, you will hear about the recent BA World event, reasons for pursuing a CBAP, reasons to be involved with the chapter, and more!
Please share your feedback about this newsletter - positive or negative - as well as your ideas for future topics whether you plan to write them yourself or not.
You can contact us at: info@seattle.theiiba.org Click here to view the Seattle Chapter Newsletter July 2010 |
