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April 8, 2021

Next Week’s Online Classes: Mastering the SF-330 and Building Effective Teams

Mastering the SF-330 – A Key Step in Winning Government Business
Tuesday, April 13, 1:30-3:00 PM EDT

Developed to streamline the proposal submissions process and create a clear basis for qualifications-based selection, Standard Form 330 (SF 330) has been used by government entities and other owner organizations to select A/E firms for over 15 years.

In this online class,Philios Angelides of The Angelides Group will outline effective decision-making strategies prior to and during preparation for SF 330 submissions, including what and how to present your team and its qualifications, and how to position your firm for success after submission.

Participant takeaways include:

  • Understand the various forms and sections of the SF 330 and how they relate to each other;
  • Develop resumes that respond to RFP criteria;
  • Select the right projects to reflect your firm’s experience and customizing them accordingly;
  • Create an appropriate balance of key staff and firm experience;
  • Develop the right team structure and articulating respective team member roles to explain value to the proposed contract and the client; and
  • Use appropriate narratives, graphics, and tables to respond to the RFP evaluation criteria and the client’s preferences.

Click here to register.

A Proposal for Building Purposeful Teams
Thursday, April 15, 1:30 PM-2:30 PM EDT

We’ve all been there. Whether you are an independent consultant, work in a small business or work for a worldwide organization, we’ve all worked on projects with teams that work well and teams that don’t work. We know what happens when teams are broken – and we all know what that feels like – late nights, cold pizza, hurt feelings, and just plain bad work. Deadlines are missed, fingers are pointed, blame is passed all around.

As a proposal manager and consultant, Carrie Ann Williams of Andana Consulting worked on diverse teams with SMEs, capture managers, editors, writers, and designers. After observing what works, she determined there are five distinct elements that go into creating a high performing team: Purpose, collaboration, process, communication, and celebration. In this session, she will stories and insights from teams that worked and teams that didn’t.

Learning Objectives:

  • Elements needed to build a high performing team;
  • Building a team quickly with people who do not often work together, or who have never worked together; and
  • Tips on getting proposal teams, or any team, to work together to meet deadlines.

Click here to register.


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Date

April 8, 2021

Category

ACEC NEWS / EDUCATION

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