A Message from the President - Aug 2021
A Message from the President
Dear valued members of PMI Regina South Sask!
Hopefully everyone has been able to enjoy the summer and even, dare I say it, the return to some sense of “normal”.
As the environment and pandemic has shifted, your Board has pivoted and adapted to face all the challenges and opportunities presented, as a team for continued 2021 successes:
- Delivered a successful Virtual Professional Development Day in June 2021 (joint venture with North Sask)
- Planned the transition of Virtual Monthly Meetings back to live luncheons at the Delta starting in September
- Planned to deliver a live one-day Professional Development Conference on November 2, 2021 at the Ramada
As your Board we will continue to monitor the environment and make all the appropriate decisions and changes when needed.
We look forward to continued interaction with our members to strive to maintain the excellence of PMI Regina South Sask.
Stay Safe.
Robert Dash
President, PMI – Regina/South Saskatchewan (RSSC)
Upcoming Events
16 December 2021
Free
PMI-RSSC December Virtual Chapter Meeting with Tamara Kerr
16 December 202112:00 to 13:00
Virtual - Zoom Meeting
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Cost:
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13 January 2022
$43.00
PMI-RSSC January Chapter Meeting - Save The Date
13 January 202212:00 to 13:00
Delta Hotel Regina - Convention Level (2nd Floor)
1919 Saskatchewan Drive
Regina, Saskatchewan
More Details To Come - In Person Event
Cost:
$27.30Early bird member
$32.50Early bird non member
$37.80Members
$43.00Non members
17 February 2022
$43.00
PMI-RSSC February Chapter Meeting - Save The Date
17 February 202212:00 to 13:00
Delta Hotel Regina - Convention Level (2nd Floor)
1919 Saskatchewan Drive
Regina, Saskatchewan
More Details To Come - In Person Event
Cost:
$27.30Early bird member
$32.50Early bird non member
$37.80Members
$43.00Non members
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