For some of us – the role of the BA is very new. For others – this is old news. Regardless, the landscape for the BA has changed significantly over the past few years: certification, Body of Knowledge, Associations just for BAs and web portals to meet in. So what does all of this mean to the Career Path of the BA? What are the options now? Have things changed for the BA professional? Is a Senior BA a logical step to a BA or is this a completely different role? Are the skill sets of a project manager compatible with those of a BA? What is a Business Architect and is this something I should be working towards? This panel will touch on all of this and more.
Skill Level: Everyone
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Moderator: Glenn Brule, ESI International
Glenn Brûlé, Director of Client Solutions for ESI International, has more than 18 years of experience in many facets of business, including project management, business analysis, software design and facilitation. At ESI, he is responsible for supporting a global team of business consultants working with Fortune 1000 organizations. Glenn's background as an educator, communicator and business consultant has served him well through his many client engagements. These engagements have focused on understanding, diagnosing and providing workable business solutions to complex problems across various industries, including financial services, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, insurance and automotive, as well as government agencies.
Panelists:
Paula Docken, Senior Business Analyst,
Nash Finch Company
Stephanie Griffiths, CBAP™,
Manager of Business Analysis, Faegre & Benson LLP
Lynne Perike, Business Analyst, Hennepin County
Renee Saint-Louis, Senior Systems Analyst, The Schwan Food Company
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