2025 Project Management Career Advancement (PMCA) [ANAHEIM]
ANAHEIM OFFICE [IN-PERSON] | WEEKLY ON WEDNESDAY [Dinner Included]

This innovative program reveals the essentials of Construction Project Management with an engaging and interactive learning environment that encourages team collaboration and will increase overall job performance. The courses offered in this 'thirteen-week [in-person]' program go deeper, are more interactive, include hands-on activities and break-out sessions that the courses offered to the general membership do not possess.
With its dynamic structure and focus on practical skills, this program is perfect for professionals looking to lead fearlessly and excel in their roles, combining an engaging and interactive learning environment with team collaboration to significantly enhance job performance. You will learn new strategies and gain valuable insight on courses related to your profession, and further your personal growth and development.
Limit 20 Participants
Program Brief:
This program is IN-PERSON at UCONs Anaheim office.
Duration: 4:30PM - 8:00PM
Dinner: 6:00PM - 6:30PM
Program Sessions and Times:
March 12 | Emotionally Intelligent Leader 1 & 2, Estie Briggs, Briggs Consulting
• Explore emotional intelligence and its role in effective leadership and workplace relations
• Identify emotional intelligence strengths and areas for development in the five EQ competencies: self-perception, self-expression, interpersonal skills, decision-making, and stress management.
• Understand the characteristics of under and over-use of each competency.
• Define and craft an individual EQ development plan.
March 19 | Conflict Resolution in Construction, Kate Stewart, OrgMetrics LLC
• Learn the difference between passive and active listening
• Understand common types of projects and organizational conflict
• Understand how communication and work style impacts the negotiation
• Negotiate a project conflict
March 26 | Delegation Skills, Eric Herdman. LLC
• Understand the Importance of Delegation
• Learn How to Select the Right Team Members for Delegation
• Discover How to Set Expectations and Objectives
• Use Delegation Techniques and Strategies
• Overcome Barriers to Delegation
• Discover How to Build Trust and Psychological Safety
• Learn Three Ways to Deliver Effective Feedback
• Practice How to Make Your Message Clear, Concise, & Understood
April 2 | Construction Contracts, Bob Rosin, Leonidou & Rosin Professional Corp
• Which clauses should you have in your contracts
• Which clauses to avoid and why
• Valuable tips on how to modify contract language and the impact those changes may have
April 9 | Productivity, Eric Herdman, LLC
• Learn techniques for managing focus, schedule, priorities, and energy.
• Discover strategies for identifying and overcoming the root causes of procrastination.
• Understand how to prioritize tasks based on urgency, importance, and what results you are expected to deliver.
• Learn tips for creating a focused work environment free from distractions.
• Create strategies and practices for maintaining a healthy balance between work and personal life.
• Incorporate mindfulness practices to enhance mental clarity and focus.
• Engage in self-assessment to identify personal productivity strengths and areas for improvement.
April 16 | Customer Connected, Bill Treasurer, Giant Leap Consulting
• Why customer loyalty matters more than satisfaction.
• The customer loyalty matrix and the four main customer types
• How treating internal customers makes you better with external ones.
• The four phases of customer relationships
• Working with difficult customers without losing your dignity
• Tips for strengthening your customer relationships.
April 23 | Change Orders, Bob Rosin, Leonidou & Rosin Professional Corp., Leonidou & Rosin Professional Corp.
• Entitlement (contract, case law, statutes)
• Risk Shifting Provisions (statutes and contract provisions)
• Notice (purpose, types, content, tips)
• Documentation (correspondence, change order log, meeting minutes, problem log, etc.)
• Scheduling and Scheduling Problems for Contractors
• Common Contract Requirements
• Quantifying Claims
April 30 | Going Beyond High Performance Cody Miller, Novus Global
• Help leaders and teams break through mental and performance barriers..
• Promote growth through structured, honest, and developmental feedback loops.
• Push individuals beyond what they believe is their maximum capacity.
• Foster environments where excellence and responsibility are the norm.
NO CLASS ON May 7th, 2025
May 14 | Construction Finance, Insurance & Bonding
Finance: Brandon Emilio and Tyler Cross, CliftonLarsonAllen
• The basics of construction revenue recognition, WIP schedules, and balance sheet
• Understanding key cash flow issues
• Being familiar with financial issues related to unapproved change orders/claims
• Understanding the importance of job cost control and estimated costs to complete
Insurance and Bonding: Andrew Holloway and Kevin Reimers, Woodruffsawyer
• Insurance and how it relates to the project
• Claims management
• Bidding wrap-up projects and what to watch for
• Safety-Loss prevention tactics
• Surety bonding 101
May 22 [THURSDAY] | Project Documentation and Project Closeout, Paul Stout, Power Summit
• What is Documentation?
• Why Document?
• Must-Have Logs and Reports
• RFIs
• Construction Submittals
• Change Orders
• Daily Reports
• Why logs are still important
• Email Communications
• Notices
• Meetings
• Photos
Project Closeout:
• Be able to formulate and implement a comprehensive project closeout “manual.”
• Understand the rush toward profit loss in the waning days of the project.
• Know how to mitigate the “poor behavior” of non-responsive players.
• Know how to monitor and report success and debrief with the team for future reference.
May 28 | PMCA Graduation [via ZOOM]
Target Audience
Project Managers
Volume Discount
Purchase 3 or more tickets and get 15% off when you enter code 15OFF at checkout.