1. PMI- Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow 2014 Initiatives Ron MacDonald, CAE Chapter Partner – Regions 2 and 3

2. OUR FOUNDERS E. A. “Ned Engman James Snyder, PMI Fellow Dr. J. Gordon Davis, PMI Fellow Eric Jenett, PMI Fellow Susan Gallagher

3. Milestones in our History 1969- PMI Incorporated 1969- First Seminars and Symposium Event @ Georgia Institute of Technology - 26 People joined the new Project Management Institute 1974- First Chapter Formed- Houston, Texas 1982- First Executive Director of PMI hired 1984- First PMP certification exam offered - 43 People passed the exam our first PMPs 1990- PMI Educational Foundation Incorporated 1996- PMBOK Guide Other Certifications and Standards have followed

5. Strategic Planning The PMI Board of Directors initiated a Strategic Planning Activity in early 2001 designed to provide long term strategic direction through the first half of the 21 st Century This document, which was last modified in the fall of 2012, provides a roadmap for all PMI initiatives and activities The plan identifies PMI’s - Core Purpose - Core Values - Envisioned Goal

6. PMI Core Purpose and Values 6 To advance the practice, science and profession of project management throughout the world in a conscious and proactive manner PMI Core Values Project Management Impact Professionalism Community Engagement Volunteerism

8. 1997 31,333 Total Members. 6,119 Certification Holders Representing 96 Countries 1997 31,333 Total Members. 6,119 Certification Holders Representing 96 Countries 95% Membership 93% PMPs 95% Membership 93% PMPs 0.75% Membership 0.5% PMPs 0.75% Membership 0.5% PMPs 4% Membership 3% PMPs 4% Membership 3% PMPs 0.25% Membership 3.5% PMPs 0.25% Membership 3.5% PMPs

9. 60.8% Membership 48.9% PMPs 60.8% Membership 48.9% PMPs 7.2% Membership 5.0% PMPs 7.2% Membership 5.0% PMPs 15.1% Membership 13.2% PMPs 15.1% Membership 13.2% PMPs 16.9% Membership 32.9% PMPs 16.9% Membership 32.9% PMPs February 2014 446,959 Total Members. 640,476 Certification Holders in Nearly Every Country in the World February 2014 446,959 Total Members. 640,476 Certification Holders in Nearly Every Country in the World

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11. Practitioners Organizations Academic Markets

12. Practitioners

13. Knowledge and Networking through Your Local Chapters 280 Chapters worldwide!

14. Knowledge and Networking through Virtual Communities Engaging with your peers around the globe

15. Knowledge and Networking Globally How it all comes together

16. Organizations

17. Focus on Thought Leadership REPORT (Market Research) CREATE (Communications) DISTRIBUTE (PR/Social Media )

18. Academic Markets

19. Academic & Educational Programs Faculty, StudentsFaculty, Students Institutions, ChaptersInstitutions, Chapters Loyal RelationshipsLoyal Relationships GAC ProgramGAC Program Quality StandardsQuality Standards ForumsForums CurriculumCurriculum WorkshopsWorkshops Research GrantsResearch Grants PMJPMJ Research Conf.Research Conf. StandardsStandards ROWSROWS Research Teaching OutreachAccreditation Academic Academic Resources Academic Programs

20. PMI Education Foundation – Strategic Focus Strategic and global Research New curricula and materials Teacher training Multiple translations Strategic partnerships with Departments of Education 2014 Strategic Focus: Expanding PM for youth, ages 13 to 19 years old

21. 2014 Initiatives

22. 22 Innovator Preferred Partner

23. Product Leader Thought Leader 2014: PMI’s Differentiation Global Advocate Indispensable Partner

24. Product Leader 2014: PMI’s Differentiation

25. 2014 Product Leader: Knowledge Portal It’s all about knowledge and networking

26. 2014 Product Leader: Enhanced Requirements Management Offerings Standardization & Maturity in practices improves project success while reducing project cost Project Success by Maturity Level Source: IAG Consulting “Business Analysis Benchmark” Credential Knowledge Center of Excellence Standards Professional Development Global Congress Thought Leadership Career Framework Maturity

27. www.ProjectManagement.com/Practices/ Requirements-Management

28. 2014 Product Leadership: Professional Recognition – CCR Redesign Development in meaningful ways Simplify the categories and the process Build value around the credential © PMI 2012

29. Thought Leader

30. 2014 Thought Leadership: Be the Authority - HSI Benchmarking

31. 2014 Thought Leadership: Be the Authority - Pulse of the Profession 2014 In-Depth Topic: Change Management

32. 2014 Thought Leadership: Be the Authority - Events and Research Conferences

33. Global Advocate

34. 2014 Advocacy: Government Relations

35. 2014 Advocacy: Corporate Relations Global Executive Council Leaders

36. Indispensable Partner

37. 2014 Indispensable Partner: Academic Programs collaboration with Chapters PMI will develop tools & resources for chapters to reach out to local colleges and universities PMI will reach out to chapters globally to assess current status of chapter Academic outreach activities and to identify areas of collaboration Program will be launched in Q3 2014

38. Indispensable Partner: Our Volunteers Don’t ever question the value of volunteers. Noah’s Ark was built by volunteers; the Titanic was built by professionals. - Dave Gynn, Coleman Professional Services, Ohio