CPIC Conference 2012 - March 20 & 21, 2012

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Conference Speakers

Keynote Speaker:
Scott A. Bernard, PhD
(tentative)
Federal Chief Enterprise Architect,
Executive Office of the President,
Office of Management & Budget
Topic: How the New FEA
Works to Support CPIC

Keynote Speaker:
Dominic Sale
(tentative)
CPIC Policy Analyst, E-Government
Office of Management & Budget

Ryan Bolchoz
Senior Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton
Topic: "Stay on Key” Group Exercise

Jonathon Cykman
Director, Enterprise Policy
and Planning Branch, Planning
and Financial Management Division
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Topic: Metronomes – Tools & Solutions
for Performance Management

Fawn Freeman
Director, Mission Investment Solutions Division, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Topic:TBD

Brodi Fontenot
Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration, U.S. Department
of Transportation
Topic: “The Measure of the Music” –
Perspectives on Finances and Budgeting

Todd Grams
Chief Financial Officer, Veterans Affairs
Topic: “The Measure of the Music” –
Perspectives from CFOs

Bonnie M. Hammersley
Deputy Assistant Secretary
of Defense for Resources,
Offices of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense,
U.S. Department of Defense
Topic: “The Measure of the Music” –
Perspectives of Finances and Budgeting

Danny A. Harris, PhD
Chief Information Office
U. S. Department of Education
Topic: Perspectives from CIOs Panel:
Orchestrating the Symphony

H. Rich Holgate, PhD
Associate Director, Science
and Technology and CIO
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms and Explosives
Topic: Perspectives from CIOs Panel:
Orchestrating the Symphony

Carlene C. Ileto
Executive Director, Enterprise Business
Management Office,Office of the
Chief Information Officer
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Topic: Portfolio Management Poetics:
Blending the Majors and Minors
into Beautiful Music

Gib Kerr
Director of Governance in the Program
Analysis and Risk Management (PARM),
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Topic: The Conductor as Artist and Leader:
How to Keep the Orchestra in Tune

John A. Lever
Managing Partner, The Lever Group
Topic: Many Voices in Harmony - Developing an Integrated OMB Exhibit 300A/B

Isabel Macilwraith
Programmatic Risk Management,
Federal Bureau of Investigations
Topic: TBD

Ben Marglin
Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton
Topic:"Stay on Key" Group Exercise

William H. McVay
Executive Advisor, Booz Allen Hamilton
Topic: “The Measure of the Music” –
Perspectives on Finances and Budgeting

Jeff Melrose
Implementation Services Director
for the Federal Division of Oracle's
Primavera Global Business Unit
Topic: Conducting Enterprise
Program and Project Controls in
the Federal Government to Standing
Ovations Program Manager, Capital
Planning and eCPIC

Francis O'Hearn
Program Manager, Capital Planning and eCPIC
IT Capital Planning Department of U.S. Treasury
Topic: Portfolio Management: Orchestration vs. Solo

Patrick Plunkett
Senior Management Officer
U.S. General Services Administration
Topic:Metronomes – Tools & Solutions for Performance Management

Bryan Stevens
Director, Strategic Investments
Governance, Department of
Education, Financial Aid
Topic: Taking Your Portfolio Up
an Octave: Transforming How
You Make Investment Decisions

John Teeter
Acting Chief Information Officer
U.S. Department of Health &
Human Services
Topic: Orchestrating the Symphony –
Perspectives from CIOs

Chad Tompkins
(tentative)
IT Policy and Planning, Consumer
Products Safety Commission
Topic: Orchestrating the Symphony –
Perspectives from CIOs

Carol Vernon
IT Capital Planning Program Manager, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Labor
Topic: Effective Baseline Management for More Rhythm and Less Blues

Adrienne L. Walker
Senior Management Officer
Budget & Performance Integration
Office of Program Manager –
Information Sharing Environment
Topic: Creating Smart Playlists:
Performance Criteria for Building a
Cross-government Information Sharing Portfolio

Beth Ward, PMP
IT Program and Portfolio Services
Office of the Chief Information
Officer Federal Aviation Administration
Topic: Music to My Ears –
Using Corrective Action Planning
to Restore Program Harmony

Why Should You Attend?

Additional Conference Features!

March 5-6, 2012
New Orleans, LA

October 2-3, 2012
Orlando, FL

February 22-24, 2012 - CPIC and the Exhibit 300

Need Assistance? Contact us at
PBSM/ Federal Concierge LLC

Federal CPIC Forum Inquiries:
assistant@cpicforum.org

Federal Concierge Inquiries:
info@federalconcierge.com

Main Office: 813-532-1972
Facsimile: 813-388-6517
26641 Winged Elm Drive, Ste 200
Wesley Chapel, Florida 33544

16 CPP/CLP

This conference counts as 16 Continuous Learning Points (CLPs) which can be applied to the Capital Planning Professional (CPP) and Federal Acquisition Certifications. These points can also be applied to the Project Management Professional (PMP) via PMI through a conversion process.

Sponsorship and Exhibits at CPIC 2012 are excellent opportunities for your company to showcase your products and services to a highly targeted, senior-level audience.

Showcase your product and solutions to over 25 agencies!! Federal Concierge and the CPIC Forum has designated a limited number of sponsorships and exhibit spaces - all of which are createdto help your company reach key decision makers and maximize your exposure at this event.

Below you'll find some of our most popular sponsorship packages - all of which include a specific number of delegate passes, exhibition booth and a direct marketing campaign.

Over 250 attendees are expected, with an outstanding government and industry line-up of renowned CPIC speakers. The Conference has grown annually with a loyal Sponsor community including Booz Allen Hamilton, Oracle Primavera, Microsoft, HP, Chevo, MCRI, Federal Concierge, Training Outreach, ESI International, Government Training, Inc., etc.

Click here to download Prospectus and Sponsorship Contract.

For more information email assistant@cpicforum.org or call (813) 532-1972.

Title Sponsorship of the Reception

Opportunity to provide welcome to attendees before or during reception (up to 10 minutes)

Reception area signage

Distribution of one marketing brochure on reception rounds

Inclusion of one promotional item (value under $50) in speaker gift baskets

One 6' table for display in a 10' x 10' space

Six sponsor conference attendee passes

Acknowledgement of sponsorship during opening remarks

Registration area signage

Top logo placement on conference web site with hyperlink and corporate description

Company description in conference materials

One full page company profile in the Conference Program

One full page advertising in the Conference Program

Lead sponsor on Conference Splash Screen

Attendee list with email and phone contact information available upon request prior to start of Conference

Final attendee list with email and phone contact information within 7 days of Conference adjourn

50% discount on additional conference attendee passes, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Up to 20 Conference exhibitor-only passes at $200 each, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Lunch Sponsorship

Opportunity to provide 15 minute presentation during or after lunch to attendees

Lunch area signage

Distribution of one marketing brochure on each seat at lunch

Inclusion of one promotional item (value under $50) in speaker gift baskets

One 6' table for display in a 10' x 10' space

Six sponsor conference attendee passes

Acknowledgement of sponsorship during opening remarks

Registration area signage

Top logo placement on conference Web site with hyperlink and corporate description

Company description in conference materials

One half page company profile in the Conference Program

One full page advertising in the Conference Program

Lead sponsor on Conference Splash Screen

Attendee list with email and phone contact information available upon request prior to start of Conference

Final attendee list with email and phone contact information within 7 days of closing of Conference

50% discount on additional conference attendee passes if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Up to 20 Conference exhibitor-only passes at $200 each, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Breakfast Sponsorship

5-minute speaking slot after conference opening

Breakfast area signage

Marketing material placed on table in breakfast area

Inclusion of one promotional item (value under $50) in speaker gift baskets

One 6' table for display in an 8' x 8' space

Three sponsor conference attendee passes

Acknowledgement of sponsorship during opening remarks

Registration area signage

Logo placement on conference web site with hyperlink and corporate description

One half page company profile in Conference Program

One half page ad in Conference Program

Final attendee list with email and phone contact information within 7 days of closing of Conference

25% discount on additional conference attendee passes if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Up to 10 Conference exhibitor-only passes at $225 each, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Coffee area signage

One 6' table for display in an 8' x 8' space

Three sponsor conference attendee passes

Inclusion of one promotional item (value under $50) in speaker gift baskets

Acknowledgement of sponsorship during opening remarks

Registration area signage

Logo placement on conference Web site with hyperlink and corporate description

Company description in conference materials

One half page product or company profile in Conference Program

One half page ad in Conference Program

Final attendee list with email and phone contact information within 7 days of closing of Conference

25% discount on additional conference attendee passes, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Up to 10 Conference exhibitor-only passes at $225 each, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Break area signage

One 6' table for display in an 8' x 8' space

Three sponsor conference attendee passes

Acknowledgement of sponsorship during opening remarks

Inclusion of one promotional item (value under $50) in speaker gift baskets

Registration area signage

Logo placement on conference Web site with hyperlink and corporate description

Company description in conference materials

One half page product or company profile in Conference Program

One quarter page ad in Conference Program

Final attendee list with email and phone contact information within 7 days of closing of Conference

20% discount on additional conference attendee passes, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

Up to 10 Conference exhibitor-only passes at $225 each, if paid in full by March 1, 2012

One 6' table for display in an 8' x 8' space

Two sponsor conference attendee passes
Acknowledgement of sponsorship during opening remarks

Registration area signage

Logo placement on conference web site with hyperlink and corporate description Company description in conference materials

Final attendee list with email and phone contact information within 10 days of closing of Conference

25% discount on additional conference attendee passes if paid by March 1, 2012

Up to 5 Conference exhibitor-only passes at $225 each if paid by March 1, 2012

Option to purchase 1/8 page announcement or advertisement in Conference Program for an additional $250 per placement

Internet Café - Be recognized with your company logo on the internet café signage, and on the welcome page and screensaver. The internet café is for use by all registered attendees during workshop hours, and prominently placed in the exhibit area. $2,500 (Sponsor provides their own iPad for use)

Conference Tote bags - Customized fabric tote bag with handles given to each attendee at registration - add $1,500 (limited to two sponsors)

VIP Table - host a VIP table at the Day One luncheon. VIP table sponsors will be able to have a dedicated roundtable with conference co-chairs and will be able to invite up to 5 additional people from the registration list. (Invitations will be managed by the conference staff.) - $1,000

Lanyard Sponsorship – Customized attendee lanyards with your name and/or logo - $1,000 (limited to one sponsor)

Notepad Sponsorship - Customized tablets with your logo/URL - add $850 (limited to one sponsor)

1/8 page Announcement or advertisement in Conference Program for $500 per placement

Cookie Raffle Sponsorship - Sponsor will be given the option to announce themselves and the raffle winner. $75 per cookie basket (baskets will be ordered for you)

Additional Raffle opportunities upon request

Click here to download Prospectus and Sponsorship Contract.

For more information email assistant@cpicforum.org or call (813) 532-1972.

Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) is a structured, integrated approach to managing information technology (IT) investments. It is the primary process for making investment decisions, assessing investment process effectiveness, and refining investment related policies and procedures. It ensures that all IT investments align with the agency’s mission and support business needs while minimizing risks and maximizing returns through the investment’s lifecycle.

CPIC is mandated by the Clinger-Cohen Act which requires government agencies to use a disciplined process to acquire, use, maintain and dispose of information technology (IT). CPIC relies on a systematic approach to IT investment management in three distinct phases: Select, Control and On-Going Evaluation, to ensure each investment’s objectives support the business and mission needs of the Agency.