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Hello, my name is Benjamin Srock and I'm currently a customer service representative with Textron Aviation in Tampa, Florida.  My duties and responsibilities include the management of customer aircraft maintenance and modification projects.  I've been actively involved in aircraft maintenance and inspection for 20 years, with the last 5 years in project management.

This portfolio was created to serve as the capstone achievement for my Master of Science Degree in Project Management.  Based on the Project Management Institute's PMBOK 5th Edition, it outlines each of the forty-seven process requirements through a descriptive narrative of each, and is supported by artifacts gathered from complete degree courses.

This capstone is open for any and all feedback.  Please feel free to contact me via the project link, student email, or via the classroom discussion board.  

Respectfully,

Benjamin Craig Srock

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Kelly Yax
Sep 24, 2017 at 10:44am
Hello, Ben! You have done a lot of great work here! You should be proud! It is pretty much impossible to pick out any shortcomings. Your format is seamless and your coursework artifacts are on point! Great job keeping the flow together as well! I wish you the best in your future endeavors and I know you will be successful, no matter what you do next! Great work!
Kristin Dexter
Sep 22, 2017 at 10:54pm
Ben, your portfolio looks great and demonstrates your comprehension of the 47 processes. You back each process with great artifacts too. Your layout is similar to some of the others in the class and I like the ease of navigating the portfolio. Again, I didn't see anything glaring, but like I tell everyone I would give it a second or third look for grammar. I know I have to review for grammar once more.

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