Central Chapter Dinner Meeting: 

The Mental Load of Leadership

The mental load is a hidden but vital part of project management that affects everyone on the team, from junior engineers to seasoned managers. In this seminar, you'll learn to identify the invisible cognitive tasks involved in project execution, such as planning, coordinating, and following through. By recognizing these responsibilities, both team members and managers can better share the workload, preventing burnout and improving efficiency. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking to improve your management skills, this session will provide practical strategies to manage and distribute the mental load, leading to more successful project outcomes and healthier teams.

Speaker:

Angelina V. Stasulis, P.E., S.E. 

Angelina V. Stasulis, PE, SE is a senior leader at Shear Structural in the metro Atlanta, GA area, with over fifteen years of consulting experience. Her professional work spans bridges and ballparks to schools and park pavilions. She earned her BSCE and MSCE degrees from Clemson University and is an active volunteer leader within professional engineering organizations. A former NCSEA board member and frequent summit speaker, Angelina is recognized for her leadership and commitment to advancing the structural engineering profession.

Please join us!