Aspiring CMA Luncheon featuring Dr. Piers Steel

Do you know somebody who is interested in the CMA designation?

By inviting them to the Aspiring CMA Luncheon during CPLD week, you will:

• receive a special reduced lunch cost of $25 per person;
• earn one verifiable CPLD credit;
• gain valuable professional development experience; and
• enjoy the satisfaction of growing the CMA community.

In addition, your aspiring CMA will have the opportunity to learn more about the CMA designation, network with CMAs from a variety of industries and speak to a CMA Alberta representative about next steps in their path to becoming a CMA.

Topic: Maximizing mtivation, minimizing procrastination

About the speaker
Dr. Piers Steel is one of the world’s foremost researchers and speakers on the science of motivation and procrastination. Although he has researched human potential and performance from a variety of perspectives, Steel’s primary focus has continued to be on the subject of procrastination. His research and discoveries were published in his bestselling book, The Procrastination Equation, and he has appeared in countless media outlets around the world, including Psychology Today, New Scientist, Good Housekeeping and The New Yorker. Presently, Steel is setting up a behavioural lab at the University of Calgary to conduct cutting-edge procrastination research and partnering with the Seaman Family Centre to carry out neurobiological studies on why people put off despite expecting to be worse off.

Event details
Date: Thursday, October 20
Time: 12 p.m.– 1 p.m.
Location: Edmonton Expo Centre, Room TBA (7515-118 Avenue, Edmonton, AB)
Cost: $25 per person

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