March Evening Program – Presented by Dr. Roger Addison
Performance Architecture: Art or Science
Date: March 14, 2013
Time: 05:30 PM - 08:00 PM
Location:
UNC Center City Charlotte Building ( 320 E. 9th Street, located at the corner of E. 9th and Brevard Streets)
Cost:
- ISPI Charlotte Member - $15.00 (USD)
- Guest - $25.00 (USD)
- Faculty Member - $10.00 (USD)
- Student Member - $5.00 (USD)
Parking:
Parking tokens will no longer be sold at the registration desk. Parking is available in a number of pay lots surrounding the UNCC building. One such lot is at
707 N. Brevard St. This is at the corner of 11th. St.and Brevard St. Be sure to park in numbered spaces and pay the box (usually $4.00-$5.00) in the numbered slot corresponding to your spot. There is no change machine on site so make sure to bring exact change.
Session Description:
Whether constructing a new building or renovating an historic structure, the architect’s approach, considerations, models, and client interactions have much in common with the work of the performance improvement professional. Come share selected evidence-based models and tools that help us integrate the Worker, Work, and Workplace to improve performance in organizations. Engage in a lively interchange of ideas and practical solutions to vexing challenges. You’ll come away with proven techniques you can try right away to produce stellar results.
About Our Speaker:
Dr. Roger Addison
Dr. Roger M. Addison, CPT, is an internationally respected practitioner of Human Performance Technology (HPT) and performance consulting, and is the founder of Addison Consulting. Roger is a past president of ISPI and received ISPI's highest award, Member for Life. He is the recipient of numerous other ISPI awards including the Gilbert and Rummler Awards and Outstanding Communication. As an international delegate, Roger has presented and worked in North America, South America, Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Roger is on the faculty of the ISPI Principles and Practices Institute.
