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What is a work group?
The work groups are groups of members of the Internationaler Controller Verein (ICV) divided according to regions or topics. At least two work group meetings take place annually. The main focus of this meetings consists in the joint discussion of practice-oriented problem solutions and exchange of experiences between the participants. If you are interested, please contact the leader of the work group of your choice.
Overview presentation of the ICV work groups - download
Succesful ICV work groups
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teams of 20 - 25 active members
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a leading-team of 3 - 5 controllers organises the work group
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all members define the topic for the next meeting
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active work - all together
only one topic per session - no external speakers
4 - 6 members prepare the next meeting -
intensive communication during the working sessions
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meetings at least twice a year
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continuity by regularly being together
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planning the meetings one year in advance
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if attending the meetings for three times, you should become a member of the ICV
Typical agenda for a work group meeting
First day
17:00 Come together, welcome address
17:15 What is new about the ICV
17:30 Introduction of participants during the founding session
during the following sessions: each participant has 5
minutes to present her/his actual problem
19:00 Dinner
20:30 Introduction to the topic
or: presenting the controlling activity of one of the
member's company
21:30 Controllers‘ smalltalk
Second day
09:00 Introduction to the topic in order to begin the practical
work
10:00 Practical work in groups (4-5 persons in a group)
11:00 Coffee/Tea
11:15 Practical work in groups
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Practical work in groups
15:00 Coffee/Tea
15:15 Presenting the results of the practical work
16:00 Discussion about:
- date of the next meetings (one year in advance)
- topic of the next meeting
- who is preparing the topic (at least four persons)
17:00 End of the work group meeting
Reasons for attending ICV work groups
- communication with fellow controllers within the „Controller-Club"
- learning from the experience of others
- joining a network of fellow controllers „No Isolation !"
- getting in touch with other companies / branches
- learning by doing
- being part of an international community of controllers
- joining a club of controllers to develop oneself
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