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  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 01/22/2025 at 1:00 PM (EST)

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    TBD

    Registration for this webinar will open mid-January 

    Presenters:TBD

    Kelley Eckmayer

    VP, Enterprise Architecture Manager

    PNC Financial Services

    Kelley Eckmayer enables others to thrive and guides them to bring their visions into fruition, achieving this success as an Enterprise Architecture Manager. With over 15 years of experience in shaping and optimizing business strategies to drive growth and innovation, Kelley has a strong foundation in financial services and non-profit organizations. As a seasoned expert, Kelley has worked with large organizations, guiding them through the intricacies of business, enterprise, and data architecture, as well as process optimization and strategic planning. Kelley is known for her ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and engage audiences in discussions that inspire actionable strategies. Kelley is a mentor for the Business Architecture Guild, co-chairs PNC’s Business Architecture Community of Practice, and is a member of the BIAN Business Capability Model working group. Kelley is a Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP), Certified Business Architect (CBA)® and is BIAN, TOGAF, Azure Fundamentals, and SAFe Agile for Architects Certified.

    Claire Wybrow

    Enterprise Business Architect

    Claire Wybrow is an Enterprise Business Architect working with Fortune 500 companies across multiple industries for over 20 years, with both internal corporate and consultant experience. Claire’s work includes establishing foundations for enterprise evolution at multiple organizations, leading to multi-year and multi- million-dollar strategic partnerships. She has the proven ability to discern and deliver on the needs of both the Business Partner, the Provider and the Vendor and to elevate relationships to a strategic level while ensuring tactical delivery. Certified in PMP, CBPP and BRMP, Claire participates in the BA Guild Financial Services Reference Model Team and is a frequent speaker at PMI PDD, APQC Process Excellence, PEX, BRMI, BIL-T, Women in Architecture (WIA) and other events.

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 12/18/2024 at 1:00 PM (EST)

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    TBD

    Registration for this webinar will open mid-December

    Presenters:TBD

    Neil Peachy

    Senior Business Architect

    Transport for London

    Neil Peachey is a is the Senior Business Architect for Surface Transport within Transport for London. He has over twenty years experience of Business and Enterprise Architecture across Transport, Defence and Financial Services. He holds multiple certifications in IT strategy and architecture. Neil is an accomplished leader with experience in delivering up-front strategies and plans, shaping and advising programs and projects, working on mergers and acquisitions, and designing and setting-up operating models and processes. Neil leads the Business Architecture Guild’s transformation reference model team.

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    The webinar will provide an overview of the scope of the goverment reference model, recent changes to the content (version 5 is soon to be released), and a preview of the reference model Companion Guide.

    The webinar will provide an overview of the scope of the goverment reference model, recent changes to the content (version 5 is soon to be released), and a preview of the reference model Companion Guide.

    Registration for this webinar is closed and the recording is available 

    Presenters: Cecilie Hoffman, Mark Bussey 

    Cecilie Hoffman

    Business Architect

    Truist Financial Corporation

    A former business analyst, Cecilie has served in the role of business architect since 2011.  Cecilie received her CBA in 2017. Her 40 years of professional experience includes a variety of regulated industries such as transportation, bio-tech, defense, and financial services. Cecilie is accustomed to working with impatient, frustrated business people, fearless architects and sensible-but-hungry technologists. She loves catalyzing the “Aha!” moment that breaks down knowledge barriers and unleashes understanding. She has been a GRM co-lead since 2018

    More InformationSee LinkedIn profile for prior experience details. linkedin.com/in/ceciliehoffman
    Education/ExperienceB.A., M.A., Linguistics back in ancient history. Currently the Enterprise Architecture Governance process owner for Truist Financial. Joined BB&T in 2018, BB&T merged with SunTrust to form Truist Financials at the end of 2019. Changed career trajectory to Business Architecture in 2011. Consulting business architect from 2011 to 2018. About three decades in the role of Business Analyst in multiple vertical industries.
    Social/Volunteer OrganizationsBusiness Architecture Guild - Government Industry Reference Model development team, co-lead

    Mark Bussey

    Business Architect

    HM Government

    Mark Bussey is a Certified Business Architect (CBA©). He is a Business Architect in the governmental and regulation sector, with a background
    spanning the United Kingdom civil service and private sector consulting.  He has over twenty years’ experience spanning Business Architecture, Business Design and Business Analysis in both public and private sectors. He has been involved in numerous leading business, operational, and digital transformation initiatives across the UK government. Mark has been involved in the GRM since 2018 and a co-lead since January 2019

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    The International Development Organization reference model is being developed by an international team of industry business architecture practitioners. This webinar will walk attendees through the Version 1 of the reference model and discuss next steps for model development. Presenters: Harshita Challani, Sandra Dannhauser, Kaat Vannieuwenborgh

    The International Development Organization reference model is being developed by an international team of industry business architecture practitioners.  This webinar will walk attendees through the Version 1 of the reference model and discuss next steps for model development.

    Registration for this webinar is closed and the recording is available  

    Presenters: Harshita Challani, Sandra Dannhauser, Kaat Vannieuwenborgh 

    Sandra Dannhauser

    IT Officer, Business Management

    The World Bank Group

    Sandra is a Certified Business Architect (CBA), currently working at the World Bank Group’s Enterprise Architecture department and has been practicing in this field for over 10 years. She designs and implements frameworks that align the organizations strategic goals with its operational processes, ensuring efficient delivery of development programs.

    Kaat Vannieuwenborgh

    Business Improvement Manager

    WaterAid

    Kaat is the Business Improvement Manager, a Certified Business Architect (CBA)® as part of the business improvement team at WaterAid. Improving the ways we work through operational effectiveness and efficiency, connecting our work with the company goals and strategies. I am the co-lead for the International Development Organization Reference Model Team.

     

    Harshita Challani

    Business Architect

    Harshita is a Certified Business Architect with 13 years of experience in business architecture and is currently working for an HealthCare Organization. She is an Business Architect with a strong record of aligning IT and business strategies, providing insights to improve better decision making, and driving growth through speed and agility and delivering innovative, customer-focused results through cross-functional collaboration. She leads the International Development Organization Reference Model team. 

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    The common reference model (CRM) is the baseline for each of the other Guild industry reference models. As such, each team may submit and review updates to the CRM and participate in its maturation and evolution. CRM v7.0, which will launch in the second half of 2024, has a number of substantive, useful updates. This webinar will overview these updates and preview the accompanying update to the CRM companion guide.

    The common reference model (CRM) is the baseline for each of the other Guild industry reference models. As such, each team may submit and review updates to the CRM and participate in its maturation and evolution. CRM v7.0, which will launch in the second half of 2024, has a number of substantive, useful updates. This webinar will overview these updates and preview the accompanying update to the CRM companion guide. 

    Registration for this webinar is closed and the recording is available  

    Presenter: William Ulrich, Damian Gawlowski 

    William Ulrich

    William Ulrich of TSG, INC, is a strategic planning consultant. He has written several books, published hundreds of articles and papers, and has worked with numerous large corporations and government agencies. William participates in various industry events and is a featured speaker at many of these events. William  latest book is titled Business Architecture: the Art and Practice of Business Transformation. William is Partner and Cofounder of Business Architecture Associates and Cutter Consortium Fellow. William serves on the Board of Directors, Editorial Board and is President of the Business Architecture Guild.

    Damia​n Gawlowski

    Business Architect

    Karol “Damian” Gawlowski is a seasoned Business Architect from the U.K. who has been an active member of the Guild since 2010. He has held leadership positions on the Insurance Reference Model group and has been a co-lead of the Common Reference Model Group for the past few years. He has worked in Banking and Finance, Utilities, Professional Services, Telecommunications, Insurance, Media, and Hospitality for well over 20 years, making him a valuable resource for the Common Reference Model group.

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This webinar presents an update on developments in the Guild’s Telecommunications Industry Reference Model (TRM). Since the team’s last update to the Guild’s community, and the team's major activities involved development of a new value stream, aligning the model with the Common Reference Model, and drafting version 1.0 of the TRM Companion Guide, and adding telecommunications specific enhancements. For those interested in leveraging business architecture to drive efficiency and innovation within a services-based ecosystem, please join us for this informative session. Presenters: Mike White, Roger Keller

    This webinar presents an update on developments in the Guild’s Telecommunications Industry Reference Model (TRM). Since the team’s last update to the Guild’s community, and the team's major activities involved development of a new value stream, aligning the model with the Common Reference Model, and drafting version 1.0 of the TRM Companion Guide, and adding telecommunications specific enhancements. For those interested in leveraging business architecture to drive efficiency and innovation within a services-based ecosystem, please join us for this informative session.

    Registration for this webinar is closed and the recording is available 

    Presenters: Mike White and Roger Keller 

    Mike White

    Retail Sales Operations Planning - Sr. Mgr.

    Verizon Consumer Group

    Mike White helps Verizon’s consumer group optimize their sales operations and exceed their operational goal by delivering innovative changes.  Mike introduced the Guild’s framework into Verizon and continues to evangelize the practice within Verizon.  With over 20 years of experience in shaping and optimizing business strategies to drive growth and innovation.  Mike has a strong foundation in all facets of Communications as well as other industries that utilize communication networks to deliver more value to their customers. Mike is known for his ability to quickly understand the big picture and to communicate the value of those strategic changes to different groups and levels of the organization removing cultural and resistance roadblocks. Mike is co-lead for the Telecommunication Industry Reference Model team and is a Certified Business Architect (CBA)®.

    Roger Keller

    Business Process Architect

    VodafoneZiggo

    Having worked in several industries, Roger combines his experience in the field of business development and (commercial) management with that of business process management, to align the organizations operating model with new opportunities and enable process improvements. Acting as a bridge between business and technology, driving end -to end change through the interaction of business processes, data and systems.  Roger is co-lead for the Telecommunication Industry Reference Model team and is a Certified Business Architect (CBA)®. 

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Stage 3 of Strategy Execution Framework™, Architect Business Solution, tends is often overlooked. Yet it remains a critical element of strategy execution. The BIZBOK® Guide say that stage 3 is where an organization should “Leverage business architecture and related business analysis and design disciplines to develop a business solution that can address priority business objectives.” Put in another way, stage 3 defines the business ecosystem as it look if the organization successfully executes its business strategy. The future state perspective is not constrained to a fixed set of topics, but generally includes business architecture innovations, future state IT architecture, and various future state design perspectives, all of which are aligned under a shared vision. This webinar will discuss key drivers of the future state, architecture versus design, business architecture’s role in the future state architecture and design definition, and tying all of these elements together. Please join this session for a look into the future.

    Stage 3 of Strategy Execution Framework™, Architect Business Solution, tends is often overlooked. Yet it remains a critical element of strategy execution. The BIZBOK® Guide say that stage 3 is where an organization should “Leverage business architecture and related business analysis and design disciplines to develop a business solution that can address priority business objectives.” Put in another way, stage 3 defines the business ecosystem as it look if the organization successfully executes its business strategy. The future state perspective is not constrained to a fixed set of topics, but generally includes business architecture innovations, future state IT architecture, and various future state design perspectives, all of which are aligned under a shared vision. This webinar will discuss key drivers of the future state, architecture versus design, business architecture’s role in the future state architecture and design definition, and tying all of these elements together. Please join this session for a look into the future.

    Presenters: William Ulrich 

    William Ulrich

    William Ulrich of TSG, INC, is a strategic planning consultant. He has written several books, published hundreds of articles and papers, and has worked with numerous large corporations and government agencies. William participates in various industry events and is a featured speaker at many of these events. William  latest book is titled Business Architecture: the Art and Practice of Business Transformation. William is Partner and Cofounder of Business Architecture Associates and Cutter Consortium Fellow. William serves on the Board of Directors, Editorial Board and is President of the Business Architecture Guild.

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    The Financial Service Reference Model team will share updates being implemented in their upcoming reference model release that includes enhancements to the Capability Map, Information Map, Organization Map, a new Product Map, and the addition of new Value Streams and Capability Cross Mappings. The team will provide a walk through of 3 financial service scenarios that will be included in their first edition of the Companion Guide release. ​ Registration for this webinar is closed and the recording is available Presenters: Teresa Garcia, Jay Thakur, Tim Hale

    The Financial Service Reference Model team will share updates being implemented in their upcoming reference model release that includes enhancements to the Capability Map, Information Map, Organization Map, a new Product Map, and the addition of new Value Streams and Capability Cross Mappings. The team will provide a walk through of 3 financial service scenarios that will be included in their first edition of the Companion Guide release.

    Registration for this webinar is closed and the recording is available 

    Presenters: Teresa Garcia, Jay Thakur, Tim Hale

    Teresa Garcia

    Business Execution Senior Manager

    Wells Fargo

    Teresa has held various positions in financial services over the past 20 years, from Process Consultant to Account Manager to Digital Business Architect. Most of her career was spent on process engineering large-scale regulatory and digital transformation involving complex multi-platform system integrations or new system builds. She became a Business Architect in 2017 and apply the practice across several enterprise-wide transformation at Wells Fargo. She is currently a Business Execution Senior Manager at Wells Fargo in the Payments Transformation Team under the Chief Operating Office.

    She has been a member of the Business Architecture Guild since 2017 and co-leads the Financial Services Reference Model Team.

    Tim Hale

    Enterprise Architect

    Arvest Bank

    Tim Hale is leading the Business Architecture practice at Arvest Bank, located in Northwest Arkansas.  He has been an Enterprise Architect there for 6 years and is developing Arvest’s first Business Architecture knowledgebase.  For the past 18 months, he and his team have been focused on applying the Financial Services Reference Model, building the foundational concepts, and using it for value.  Prior to joining Arvest, Tim was an Enterprise Architect at Walmart Stores.  Tim is also a Certified Public Accountant(retired).

    Jay Thakur

    Sr. Executive Enterprise Architecture

    U.S. Bank

    Jay is a senior executive with over 25 years of experience spearheading large enterprise transformation initiatives. He has a robust background supporting major financial institutions, including Goldman Sachs, Citibank, Bank of America, US Bank, Discover Card, USAA, and Citadel. He has great experience working with large consulting firms (KPMG, McKinsey, IBM, and Google) to support the enterprise architecture of their financial clients. He holds a TOGAF certification and has been associated with the Banking Industry Architecture Network since 2022

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This webinar presents an update on developments in the Guild Manufacturing Reference Model and Companion Guide. In 2023, the team's major activities involved drafting and revising six business architecture scenarios, relating to the Manufacture Product, Acquire Material, Develop Product, Delivery Initiative, Deploy Asset, and Acquire Product value streams. 2024 thus far has seen development of expanded value stream-capability cross maps, proposal and review of model modifications, and enhanced planning and administration aids. Manufacturing Reference Model 5.0.1 is anticipated, bringing the model into conformity with the revised Common Reference Model and adding new manufacturing-specific enhancements. For those interested in leveraging business architecture to drive manufacturing efficiency and innovation, please join us for this informative session. Registration for this webinar will open in mid-May Presenters: Stephanie Ramsay, M Alexander Jurkat

    This webinar presents an update on developments in the Guild Manufacturing Reference Model and Companion Guide. In 2023, the team's major activities involved drafting and revising six business architecture scenarios, relating to the Manufacture Product, Acquire Material, Develop Product, Delivery Initiative, Deploy Asset, and Acquire Product value streams. 2024 thus far has seen development of expanded value stream-capability cross maps, proposal and review of model modifications, and enhanced planning and administration aids. Manufacturing Reference Model 5.0.1 is anticipated, bringing the model into conformity with the revised Common Reference Model and adding new manufacturing-specific enhancements. For those interested in leveraging business architecture to drive manufacturing efficiency and innovation, please join us for this informative session.

    Presenters: Stephanie Ramsay, M Alexander Jurkat

  • Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    In an environment where everyone is feeling pressure to maximize their value, the key is to showcase the alignment of strategy with the value delivered from technology investments. Business architecture plays a vital role in driving business outcome measurement models and articulating business outcomes to achieve an organization’s strategic goals. This session will discuss the simplicity and complexity of traceable measurement from enterprise strategy to product KPIs, the key role of business architecture, and both guidance and lessons learned from PNC and DMI. With real-life examples, you will see how successful business architecture has the ability to provide value across a broad range of industries

    In an environment where everyone is feeling pressure to maximize their value, the key is to showcase the alignment of strategy with the value delivered from technology investments. Business architecture plays a vital role in driving business outcome measurement models and articulating business outcomes to achieve an organization’s strategic goals. This session will discuss the simplicity and complexity of traceable measurement from enterprise strategy to product KPIs, the key role of business architecture, and both guidance and lessons learned from PNC and DMI. With real-life examples, you will see how successful business architecture has the ability to provide value across a broad range of industries

    Presenters: Kelley Eckmayer and Claire Wybrow

    Kelley Eckmayer

    VP, Enterprise Architecture Manager

    PNC Financial Services

    Kelley Eckmayer enables others to thrive and guides them to bring their visions into fruition, achieving this success as an Enterprise Architecture Manager. With over 15 years of experience in shaping and optimizing business strategies to drive growth and innovation, Kelley has a strong foundation in financial services and non-profit organizations. As a seasoned expert, Kelley has worked with large organizations, guiding them through the intricacies of business, enterprise, and data architecture, as well as process optimization and strategic planning. Kelley is known for her ability to communicate complex ideas with clarity and engage audiences in discussions that inspire actionable strategies. Kelley is a mentor for the Business Architecture Guild, co-chairs PNC’s Business Architecture Community of Practice, and is a member of the BIAN Business Capability Model working group. Kelley is a Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP), Certified Business Architect (CBA)® and is BIAN, TOGAF, Azure Fundamentals, and SAFe Agile for Architects Certified.

    Claire Wybrow

    Enterprise Business Architect

    Claire Wybrow is an Enterprise Business Architect working with Fortune 500 companies across multiple industries for over 20 years, with both internal corporate and consultant experience. Claire’s work includes establishing foundations for enterprise evolution at multiple organizations, leading to multi-year and multi- million-dollar strategic partnerships. She has the proven ability to discern and deliver on the needs of both the Business Partner, the Provider and the Vendor and to elevate relationships to a strategic level while ensuring tactical delivery. Certified in PMP, CBPP and BRMP, Claire participates in the BA Guild Financial Services Reference Model Team and is a frequent speaker at PMI PDD, APQC Process Excellence, PEX, BRMI, BIL-T, Women in Architecture (WIA) and other events.