AACE International November 2022 eNews

Deb Lally: Put the People First

AACE’s Executive Director/CEO shares why we need to meet people where they’re at and how that doesn’t change based on where our desks happen to be. Because when you put the people first, results will follow.

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New AACE Recommended Practice

This recommended practice (RP) of AACE International (AACE) defines a quantitative risk analysis (QRA) maturity model (QRAMM) for assessing the level of capability for quantifying the uncertainty and risks associated with projects, programs, and portfolios within the risk management (RM) function of a capital investment or project management organization.

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New AACE Recommended Practice

This recommended practice (RP) defines general practices and considerations for inherent cost risk analysis and estimating contingency using a cost estimate ranging analysis with the Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) method.

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2022 Conference Collection

Access our 2022 Collection of Conference Recordings and view 78 sessions (0.1 CEUs available for each) from AACE's 2022 Conference & Expo. FREE for registered attendees.

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CCP Review Course

Available on demand, this innovative self-paced course uses AACE’s trusted body of knowledge as its primary source material.

This course is based on CCP exam competencies as outlined in Recommended Practice 11R-88: Skills and Knowledge of Cost Engineering.

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New Facebook and Instagram Pages

In an effort to provide even more value to you as part of the AACE community, we are using the power of these platforms to connect with our members. We are also working to attract new members and your "follow" helps us expand our reach. On these platforms, you can expect the latest updates, event reminders, valuable information to enhance your work, as well as even more opportunities to engage with our community.

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Women in Project Controls Spotlight: An Interview with Andressa Maluf Figueira, MBA

Change is hard. Humans are habit-forming creatures such that when we are comfortable, we like to stay where we are. The same goes for our careers: once we are established in a company, well recognized by our peers, get paid well, or have become the experts in our field, taking a leap of faith and do something different is not an easy feat.

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AACE Introduces Ken Cressman, CCP EVP as Online Learning Subcommittee Chair

Mr. Cressman joined AACE in 1982. He has served on Section Boards, as well as the AACE Board of Directors. He obtained the CCE in 1982 and the EVP in 2012. He has served as the Vice President of TEC, as well as a local section president, VP, and treasurer. Mr. Cressman was the initial sponsor of the Rising Professionals Committee. He is currently a member of the Education Board.

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