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DescriptionChapter Board Elections plus "To CBAP, or not to CBAP" Panel Presentation “To CBAP, or not to CBAP:
That is the question. Our panelists have the answers!” Get the
inside scoop on the Feasibility and ROI of CBAP for you.
Moderator: Norman Daoust
Panelists: Nathaniel
Packard, Rob Rivera, Suzanne Woolf Thursday, May 14, 2009 Have you been thinking about getting certified as a CBAP? If you have, you’ve probably been wondering:
If you need answers to any of these questions or others, you won’t
want to miss our May 14 meeting! You’ll have the opportunity to ask experts,
including several of the 674 people in the world who are Certified Business
Analysis Professionals. This panel presentation includes tips from the
panelists who have been through this, suggestions to make the process easier
for you, and time for questions from the audience. Since we expect many people to have questions, we encourage you to
email them in advance to
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That’ll guarantee the panelists address your concerns. -- About the Panelists -- Suzanne
Woolf is the Senior Business Analyst at IDC, a global provider of market
intelligence for the IT industry based in Nathaniel Packard is currently an IT Business
Liaison with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island. Prior to joining BCBSRI, Nathaniel's 10 year
career as Analyst included opportunities working with Market Analysis, Business
Analysis, Database Development, Software Development, and Business Process
Management. As a Business Analyst Nathaniel has been
responsible for financial service projects for the Student Loan industry and
healthcare operations platform development.
Nathaniel has been an active member of the IIBA since 2005 and became a
Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) in November 2007. In 2008 Nathaniel co-facilitated the first
IIBA – Greater Boston Chapter CBAP study session. Nathaniel looks forward to sharing his
experiences as a CBAP and encouraging the growth of the BA role and both the
IIBA and the Greater Boston Chapter of the IIBA. Ron Rivera began his career designing
electronic equipment for performing artists. In that role he learned that the
most critical aspect of design involves understanding the artists’ needs and
translating those needs into a working system. Since then, Ron has been
involved in the design of a variety of systems in education, sports, software
development and personal coaching. To deepen his skills and understanding, Ron
has studied and achieved certification in a number of supporting disciplines:
Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Behavioral Modeling, Knowledge Management, and
Knowledge Environment Engineering. In November 2007, he achieved certification
as a CBAP. He was a co-facilitator of the 2008 Boston Chapter CBAP study group
and wears his “invisible” designer hat to all the Boston IIBA meetings.
Norman
Daoust is a consultant and trainer in the areas of software requirements and
business analysis, plus electronic healthcare data exchange. Clients
of his consulting company, Daoust Associates, www.DaoustAssociates.com include
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Veteran’s Health
Administration and the Canadian Institute for Health Information as well as
several healthcare startups. One of his current project includes assisting the
Information Interchange Subcommittee of the US Healthcare Information
Technology Standards Panel (HITSP). He is also a trainer in the Business
Analysis curriculum for the Boston University Corporate Education
Center/Corporate Education Group. 5:30 - 6:30 pm Informal Networking and Refreshments 6:30 - 6:45 pm Chapter News from the GBC Board and Chapter Board Elections 6:45 - 7:45 pm Panel Discussion 7:45 pm Wrap-up Location for this Event Microsoft Office in Waltham, MA Click here to Map / Directions Registration For this event is now open:1. Register for this event, email us at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Please include: Full Name, Job Title, Company, Phone, Email Address2. If you are NOT a member of the chapter, click here to learn how to become a member.3. IIBA GBC non members/guests are required to pay $10 in advance, or $15 at the door.
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