Northeastern Wisconsin Chapter of CFMA


 NOVEMBER CHAPTER MEETING

                                           

DATE

Tuesday, November 12, 2019
7:30 AM to 9:15 AM

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LOCATION

Liberty Hall Conference Center
800 Eisenhower Drive
Kimberly, WI 54136  

 
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TIMELINE
7:30 - 8:00 AM: Registration & Networking
8:00 - 8:15 AM: Breakfast
8:15 - 9:15 AM: Featured Speaker

FEE
Cost is $20.00 payable in advance
for non-members. For CFMA members, this is part of the pre-paid plan.

PAYMENT
Michelle Weiss, CFMA Chapter Administrator, will contact guests to confirm their status and request payment via check or cash at the meeting.

CONTACT

Michelle Weiss, Chapter Administrator
CFMA of Northeastern Wisconsin
920.750.9110
michelle@mwcommunications.org

TOPIC
Disruption in the Construction Industry

TOPIC SUMMARY
Disruption is everywhere! Time-tested business models, methods, and approaches are being challenged daily by new competitors, new methods, and new expectations. It is critical for today’s business leaders to refrain from relying on past successes, and instead work to identify disruptors and the risks they create before it results in lost share, profit, or worse. However, with a pro-active focus and mindset, today’s business leaders can actually embrace the opportunities that come from disruption for growth and expansion.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Discuss why disruption is so prevalent today, and what is causing its  expansion to new markets and industries on a daily basis.

  • Understand the risks to current models and why decades of success are put at extreme risk with complacency.

  • Look at disruption in a balanced manner; there is as much upside potential  as there is downside.

  • Develop the mindset to identify disruption before it's too late to mitigate (risk) or seize (opportunity).

management services for enterprise-wide business application implementations and process improvement efficiencies, with a primary focus on customer relationship management (CRM).   

He serves as the product manager of the Microsoft Dynamics® 365 for Customer Engagement/CRM team, one facet of the overall front office practice of Wipfli LLP. Matt has been involved in both specific and full-cycle assessments, selections, and implementations across multiple industries.  His on-the-job knowledge enables him to assist clients from the vision and plan development stage through training, deployment, and follow-up support.

Matt leverages broad experience working with small, medium-sized, and large market-leading clients.  The combination of his business consulting services and industry expertise produces the initiative, astute analysis, and unwavering commitment and enthusiasm that his clients have come to rely on.

Education
Boston College

·         Bachelor of science degree in operations and strategic management and finance

 

FEATURED SPEAKER

Scott Teerlinck
President | Werner Electric Supply

BIOGRAPHY
Scott Teerlinck was named President of Werner Electric Supply in January 2013. In his current role, Scott is responsible for the day-to-day executive management of Werner Electric, its related real estate and fleet management entities, as well as the company’s joint venture in Minnesota.

Prior to joining Werner Electric, Scott spent nearly 19 years working at Rockwell Automation. Upon graduation from UW-Madison in 1994, Scott joined Rockwell as a member of the company’s sales training program. His first field assignment was to the Appleton sales office, giving him the opportunity to work alongside Werner Electric. 

Since that time, Scott went on to hold positions of increasing responsibility within Rockwell Automation including Global Accounts Management, Sales Management, Director of Marketing, and global P&L leadership for Rockwell’s Plant Services business. Immediately prior to joining Werner Electric, Scott and his family were living in Asia as Rockwell Automation’s Regional Director for Rockwell Southeast Asia Region.

Scott earned his MBA from the Rochester Institute of Technology and his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Scott has been married to Michelle for more than 25 years, and together they enjoy two kids: Jack (20) is a junior studying Electrical Engineering at University of St. Thomas; and, Anna (16) is a junior at Xavier High School in Appleton.

Beyond spending time with family, Scott's interests include travel as well as a strong passion for the outdoors: hunting, fishing and scuba diving.

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  November 12, 2019 CFMA Chapter Meeting: Instructional Method: Group-live; Experience     Level: Basic; Prerequisites / Advance Preparation: None; Field of Study for Featured Speaker: Management Services; Recommended CPE Credits: 1.0; Refund Policy: No refunds will be issued by CFMA unless the event is cancelled.