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Speaker: Ric Dillahunt 

Ric Dillahunt is a PMP-certified project manager with over 20 years of technology development and project management experience. Ric is currently working with Bank of America (BOA) as a Mobile Cybersecurity Engineer. Most recently, he led the successful migration and deployment of proprietary BOA modeling software used to perform quarterly government reporting. Prior to joining the bank, Ric led the website redesign of MetLife Auto & Home's auto insurance quote website and earned employee of the year for his efforts. He also helped establish the technology firm, LisiProta Technology Solutions, and was instrumental in the design and development of several websites, applications and mobile apps. Outside of work, Ric deeply values his volunteer work. Most recently, he spent the last two years leaning French to better serve those he assists through volunteer work. He enjoys spending time with family and especially the most recent addition, his first grandson. Ric is a graduate of Queens College in Charlotte, NC and majored in Business Administration. He has certifications in application development and project management and is currently pursuing his CISSP certification.  

This is a working meeting designed for PMI Chapter members south of the city including Ballantyne. POC: ballantyne@pmi-metrolina.com As a means of helping chapter and local community members who are certified as a Project Management Professional (PMP®) satisfy the continuing education requirements for re-certification, PMI Metrolina Chapter arranges its monthly meeting schedule to allow a 1 hour PDU training session to be incorporated into its normal meeting. Topics presented during these sessions are designed to not only satisfy the PDU requirement for re-certifying as a PMP, but to also provide wide appeal to people involved in project management regardless of whether or not they are certified PMPs. The 1-hour sessions meet the educational requirements to qualify for 1 PDU credits for maintaining PMP® certification or to meet the requirement for attending 35 hours of formal project management education prior to applying to sit for the PMP® exam. The sessions are open to all.