The Certified Management Accountants Society of BC (CMABC) invites proposals for our 2012 Leadership Conference – a two-day Professional Development Conference on May 29 – May 30, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Vancouver, BC.
Deadline for abstracts: October 1, 2011
To make a submission, complete the CMABC 2012 Speaker Proposal Abstract (in Microsoft Word format) and submit it via email to Debbie Roque at debbie@cmabc.com. If you have any questions or want to discuss an idea, please call 604.484.7006.
Topics:
Presentations must include one of the core competencies of the CMA Competency Map while addressing topics relevant to business leaders and executives including, but not limited to:
• Strategic Management
• Leadership and Group Dynamics
• Financial Management
• Risk Management and Governance
• Financial Reporting
• Problem Solving and Decision Making
• Performance Management
• Performance Measurement
• Professionalism and Ethical Behaviour
• Communication
Note: Speakers must complete the CMABC 2012 Speaker Proposal Abstract to be considered.
Link to: the 2011 CMA Leadership Conference and past speakers.
I would like to complete the call for speaker package for 2012 Conference, however, the links don’t seem to be working. Please advise.
Thank you.
Shari Roth
CAPITAL iDEA
954-349-5828
Hi Shari,
Thanks for your interest in the 2012 CMA Leadership Conference. The speaker proposal link above should take you to: http://www.cmabc.com/index.cfm/ci_id/20602/la_id/1.htm which will prompt you to open a WORD document.
This word document must be completed and sent to debbie@cmabc.com by Oct 1, 2011.
Hope this helps!
Tiana Mah
Communications Specialist, CMA British Columbia
E: tiana@cmabc.com
I’m wondering how you select your Keynote speakers. the form does not seem to have a place to apply in that way.
Might we have a conversation?
Thank you,
Ann Fry
http://www.annfry.com
ann@annfry.com
Hi Ann,
You’re right there isn’t a spot on the speaker proposal for keynote speakers, as the attached proposal is for the professional development sessions.
I would complete the speaker proposal above, but indicate that your presentation is more suited for a keynote presentation in the TOPIC and INTENDED AUDIENCE sections of the proposal.
Best,
Tiana Mah
Communications Specialist, CMA British Columbia
E: tiana@cmabc.com