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2018Annual Report

Table of contents

3A Message from

the PMIEF Board of Directors

8Building

Organizational Capacity

13Connecting

Through PMIEF’s Resources

52018 At a Glance

(Infographic)

10PMIEF’s Global

Reach

16Supporting

PMIEF’s Mission – 2018 Donors

6Influencing

the Leaders of Tomorrow

12Global Volunteers

Championing Social Good

18Strengthening PM Capacity Through

Scholarships and Awards

4Narrowing Our Strategic Focus

9Planning for

the Future

14Major Donors and Corporate

Sponsors

19Financial

Statements

20Thank You

From Our Board and Staff

2 2018 ANNUAL REPORT | PMIEF.org

Dear PMIEF Friends,

The PMI Educational Foundation had another dynamic year in 2018. Building on years of continued global support, it has grown and evolved into a thriving foundation. As we plan ahead for an exciting future, it’s important to take a look back on what we have accomplished.

Last year over 225,000 youth were exposed to project management through programs and grants that we provided to our partners. PMIEF awarded eight grants totaling US$1,397,660 and reaching 53 countries on five continents. Since 2012, PMIEF has distributed US$7.6 million in grants through thoughtful collaboration with nearly 50 nonprofits around the world. We also gave more than 327 scholarships and awards to students and working professionals, all made possible through your generous donations and in-kind support.

More than 4,000 donors from 122 countries supported our work in 2018. With such generous funding, the Foundation has strengthened its outreach, programs, and services worldwide. We are proud to help bring new social good efforts around the globe through project management.

PMIEF’s driving aspiration is to change lives through project management education. As we forge ahead with our mission to introduce project management skills to youth as a fundamental life skill, the Foundation continues to evolve its strategy to better reflect and implement a refreshed vision: to inspire youth to achieve their goals, and help them turn dreams into reality.

This refreshed vision has led to an exciting period of transition in 2019. We are now completing planning and beginning to operationalize a more targeted strategy by focusing on not- for-profit organizations that serve youth. Over the past 10 years, we have learned that our greatest global impact is found in changing the lives of

youth through non-formal education. Although this has been an integral part of our work for a long time, it will now be the central effort, building upon what we’ve learned and narrowing our focus to create an even greater impact in the lives of young people.

Knowing that youth eagerly apply project management skills to their everyday life, non-profits understand its value, and volunteers are inspired by this work, we believe the refreshed strategy will allow us to better leverage professional project management volunteers all over the world. For more information see page 4.

We – the PMIEF Board and staff – are excited about the future of the Foundation and its new strategic focus. We believe it offers a realistic, engaging, purposeful way to bring the benefits of project management knowledge to youth worldwide, empowering them to achieve their own goals, and become effective leaders in their communities.

PMIEF is stronger than ever thanks to its continually expanding community which generously donates time, resources, and talent in support of its important mission. Thank you for your continued support of the Foundation. We’re looking forward to what lies ahead as we plan for our future.

Peter Monkhouse2018 Chair PMIEF Board of Directors

Jane Farley2019 Chair PMIEF Board of Directors

A Message from the P MI E F Board of Directors

2018 ANNUAL REPORT | PMIEF.org 3

Helping Youth Fulfill Their Aspirations As we reflect on what a wonderful year 2018 was, we’re excited as we look ahead and announce our refreshed strategy for 2019 and the years to come.

As you know, young people are tomorrow’s global leaders. The youth who learn to think critically, collaborate, and make confident decisions are better equipped to become those leaders. Our experience and research proves project management is a conduit for acquiring and applying these crucial skills. Whether the task is to complete a school project, find a job, or improve communities – project management can open young minds, put dreams within reach and ultimately change lives.

Our goal is to inspire youth through our refreshed mission and vision:

To support our increased focus on youth and our effort to help them build life skills through project management, we aim to forge partnerships with nonprofit organizations that support and prepare youth for success by offering our project management expertise, resources, and volunteers to aid them in their missions. To learn more go to PMIEF.org.

You are part of our strategy.

Whether you are a volunteer, donor, interested

nonprofit, project management training

organization or researcher, your skills,

enthusiasm, and financial support can help

make our vision a reality.

Narrowing Our

Strategic Focus

Vision Inspiring youth to achieve

their goals, making dreams a reality

Mission Enable youth to realize their potential and transform lives through project management

2018 At a Glance


4,276DONORS IN

122 COUNTRIES ON 6 CONTINENTS

U S $1.39MILLION+ GRANTS

AWARDED TO NONPROFITS OVER

5 CONTINENTS

Awarded U S $452,000+

IN ACADEMIC, TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL

DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS ACROSS

THE GLOBE

More than 225,000 youthINTRODUCED TO

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

206PMI CHAPTER

VOLUNTEERS SERVED AS PMIEF LIAISONS

PROJECT MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE EQUIPS STUDENTS WITH THE

Cs:COLLABORATION, CREATIVITY,

COMMUNICATION, AND CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS

27%GROWTH IN SOCIAL MEDIA

FOLLOWERS OVER 2017

More than 6,629 teachers & administrators

INTRODUCED TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT

55,649 educational resources

ACCESSED IN 24 LANGUAGES, INCLUDING ARABIC, BRAZILIAN

PORTUGUESE, CHINESE, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, GREEK,

ITALIAN, JAPANESE, POLISH, PORTUGUESE, SLOVENIAN

AND SPANISH

2018 At a Glance


Grantee: Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries (Hivos)

Grant Amount: US$200,000

Funded Initiative: Strengthening the Hivos Project Management Way of Working (PMWoW)

Purpose: To enhance the proficiency, effectiveness, and efficiency of staff worldwide through capacity development in the organization’s PMWoW by further developing the necessary infrastructure to ensure Hivos is a technically and procedurally competent nonprofit with global reach and impact.

“With the P MI E F Grant, I am certain and excited it will really help us to further this mission and really improve the life of children - not just to survive, but to thrive.” – Vuyo Lutseke, Nelson Mandela’s Children’s Hospital Trust Manager

Grantee: Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF)


Funded Initiative: PMIEF – NMCF Capacity Building through PM Initiative

Purpose: To ensure staff acquire project management knowledge through fundamentals training and apply that knowledge to business planning, operations documenting, monitoring and evaluation, and establishment of a project management office.

TOTAL OF GRANTS FOR NONPROFITS – US$729,495The most impactful organizations know building the capacity of their talent increases efficiency and effectiveness. As a result, they better achieve their mission and realize their vision. Our grants equip nonprofit professionals with the project management skills necessary to more deeply touch people’s lives. As we plan for the future, our relationships with nonprofits will further grow as a cornerstone of the foundation.

PMIEF maintains an unwavering dedication to making a meaningful difference in the world. Our 2018 grants exemplify this commitment. In 2018, we invested US$1,397,660 in initiatives that reached 53 countries on five continents.

Building Organizational

Capacity


Grantee: Stichting SNV Nederlandse Ontwikkelingsorganisatie (SNV)


Funded Initiative: Sustainable PM Capacity Strengthening at SNV: Developing eLearning PM Training for SNV Staff

Purpose: To design and deliver eLearning training modules to build staff’s project management knowledge so they more effectively help people globally access and develop the capabilities, services, and opportunities required to lead healthy, productive, and fulfilling lives.

Grantee: World Relief


Funded Initiative: Building PM Capacity to Serve the Most Vulnerable

Purpose: To cultivate and optimize the project management capabilities of staff within administration, international programs, and marketing through the delivery of project management fundamentals training and ongoing coaching.


Grantee: Pratham Education Fund


Funded Initiative: Women’s Livelihood Enhancement and Advancement Using Project Management

Purpose: To build the project management capabilities of unemployed and underemployed women in India ages 18 to 30 through an intensive training program to better enable their workforce readiness and job retention.

2018 University Grants Initiative

Grantees: • Sao Paulo University • Limerick University • George Washington University


Funded Initiative: Provide scholarships for university students engaged in learning project management.

Purpose: To increase the number of international student applying for and receiving scholarship from PMIEF; enhance PMIEF reputation for successfully providing impactful scholarships to students worldwide, while contributing to the mitigation of the project management (PM) talent gap through university managed grants.

TOTAL OF GRANTS FOR WORKFORCE – US$250,000In 2018, PMIEF grants helped unemployed and underemployed individuals build project management skills that better enabled them to secure and retain work. As a result, we helped move people toward self-sufficiency and cultivated a skilled workforce prepared to participate in today’s global economy.

Influencing theLeaders of Tomorrow


TOTAL OF YOUTH RELATED GRANTS – US$568,165Education is the cornerstone of our past, present, and future. The 21st century requires youth be intellectually curious, boldly reimagine the accepted norm, and intrepidly problem-solve challenges. In 2018, our grants strengthened teaching and learning globally to prepare young people for a rewarding future.

Grantee: 100Kin101


Funded Initiative: Responding to Teachers’ PM Needs Through 100Kin10’s Networked Approach

Purpose: To refine, design, and concretize the organization’s collaborative problem-solving tools and to deepen its network partners’ understanding of project management so they leverage these tools to design shared solutions for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) teachers’ project management needs.

Grantee: Junior Achievement USA


Funded Initiative: Enriching JA My Way™ with Project Management

Purpose: To ascertain young people’s understanding of, and interest in strengthening, project management knowledge and to apply those findings to create an instructional web application within JA My Way™ so youth identify connections between project management and their goal attainment.

Planning for the Future

Grantee: Junior Achievement Ireland


Funded Initiative: PMIEF – JA Ireland Teacher PM & PBL Training Initiative

Purpose: To deliver project management training and mentoring to secondary school teachers nationwide to enhance their pedagogy and better ensure their ability to lead high-quality instruction.

1The National Center for Civic Innovation served as the fiscal sponsor of 100Kin10 at the time we awarded this grant.


P MI E F’s Global Impact

PMI Southern Peru Region Chapter The PMI Southern Peru Chapter piloted two workshops for 12 young people under the age of 16, using PM Skills for Life®, to deliver project management skill sets to youth.

PMI Honduras Chapter The PMI Honduras Chapter volunteers trained PMO’s at a local bank to become training facilitators in project management. The chapter plans to train school teachers to help teach project management skills in their classrooms and create a pre-school training material for kids.

PMI Alaska Chapter The PMI Alaska Chapter Liaison and the PMI Southern Alberta Chapter Liaison partnered together to deliver a six hour training to Camp Fire Alaska, a youth serving nonprofit in the region, using the PM Skills for Life® downloadable resource. Nearly 40 Alaskan agencies participated in this training.

PMI Ecuador Chapter The PMI Ecuador Chapter hosted “ Dia del Proyecto Social,” or “Day of Social Good,” an event which brought together PMI chapter volunteers and local nonprofit organizations to share their knowledge about social good, project management and the impact it has on the community. The event was such a success, it motivated the chapter to host a Social Day event in 2019 in Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala, Argentina and Honduras.

PMI Argentina Chapter PMI Argentina Chapter hosted a PMIEF workshop “Skills for Project Management” at the Grilli Canning School, in preparation to assist the the Garrahan Foundation with a donation to the hospital. This workshop helped participating youth develop solidarity amongst their peers, the importance of project management and helped them recognize the power and impact of selfless actions.

PMI Nashville Chapter PMI Nashville Chapter volunteers worked with Harvest Hands, a local nonprofit specializing in community development, to work with 9 employees of the Humphrey Street Coffee and Soap Shop, to help provide mentorship and information on the basics of project management. The collaboration helped the shop train adolescent youth in job skills such as customer service, marketing and craftsmanship.


PMI India Chapter Through our partnership with CSA volunteers from the PMI India Chapter visited Rays of Hope, an orphanage serving youth ages 4 to 16, to teach life skill programs to youth at an early age. CSA intends to collaborate with PMIEF in the near future and the volunteers have expressed interest in setting up a library for the children there to help improve on their reading skills.

PMI Japan Chapter The PMI Japan Chapter successfully translated five fiction books for youth into the Japanese language. The Project Kids Adventures is a series of fiction books written by Gary Nelson with the goal of helping youth ages 10-12 learn project management in a fun, engaging way.

PMI Nigeria Chapter - Scopedia PMI Nigeria Chapter welcomed 10 nonprofit organizations to ScopePedia – an event for “scoping out” problems. Seventeen PMI chapter volunteers gave individual attention to the organizations’ representatives during intensive four-hour workshops.


2018 Scholarshipand AwardsJudges

2018 Translation VolunteersBoryana Georgieva, PMP Nikolay Doychev, PMP Damyan Kasapov, PMP Bratan Bratanov, PMP Alberto Dominguez, PMP Maria Guadalupe Cervera Velasco Karime Ruibal, PMP Henrique Ortega-Tenorio, PMP Ko Ito, PMI-ACP, PMI-PBA, PMP Zhang Kai Deyou Zhangm PMI-ACP, PMI-PBA, PMP, PgMP

Christian-Jacques Bonetto, PMP Hugues Lecour, PMP Fernando Bartelle, PMP Maicco Ferreira Stephan Colombo Vinícius Moser Aline Dal Bó Bruno Conte, CAPM Eduardo Paiva

Donor Development PartnersElisabet Duocastella Pla Allan Mills, PMP Debra Miersma, PMI Fellow James Snyder, Founder Katherine Shawver, PMP Manuel Ortiz de Zevallos, PMP Mitchell Fong, PMP Olivier Lazar, PMP, PgMP, PfMP Rita Read, PMP

2019 2018 2018 & 2019 2018 & 2019 2018 & 2019 2019 2018 & 2019 2018 2018 & 2019

Elizabeth Ardolino, PMP Philip Beck, PMP Beth Bretschneider, PMP Cristiana Coarna, PMP John DeFeo, PMP Feras Diab, PMP Connie Figley, PMP Anthony Gayter Abderrazak Hamzaoui, PMP, PgMP Connie Hester, PMP Hilary Hughes, PMI-ACP, PMP Rajesh Iyer, PMI-RMP, PMP Amanda Jain, PMP Rouzbeh Kotobzadeh, PMP Jolene Kullenberg, PMP Deepak Kumar, PMP Craig Kurtz, PMP Ginger Levin, CAPM, PMP, PgMP Lorian Lipton, PMP Julien Marais, PMP Mike Martel, PMP Angel Carlos Martinez Arteaga, PMP Ricardo Mello, PMP Reka Mishra, PMP Terri Mitchell, PMP, PfMP William Moylan, PMP Ramu Muthiah Nabil Nadi Brenda Neale, PMP Per Nylander, PMP, PgMP Basul Ashab Badusha Othi, PMP Mercedes Petrellis, PMP Ashley Powell, PMI-ACP, PMP Bhanumurthy Punnamaraju, PMP Jennifer Quaglietta, PMPPaula Reid, PMP Dan Roman, PMP Srirenjitha Shanker, PMP Anthony Sieler, PMP Rafael Souza, PMP Nathan Subramaniam, PMI-ACP, PMP Cheryl Texeira, PMP Ramarao Velury Michelle Venezia, PMI-ACP, PMP Rebecca Wang Lindsay Whitehead, PMP Rebecca Winston Peter Zinn, PMP

Global Volunteers

Championing Social Good

We would like to recognize and thank Donor Development Partners and Community Engagement Committee for their continued support of PMIEF. We value their contributions and look forward to continue to work together as we build for the future.

Community Engagement CommitteeGerardo Blitzer, PMP Jonathan Moore Wright Avdivaragan Chandrasekaran, PMI-ACP, PMP Alberto Dominguez, PMI-ACP, PMP Ana Carolina Gaeta Agnieszka Gasperini, PMI-ACP, PMP Connie Hester, PMP Ayodeji Ishmael, PMP David Khaw, PMP Metin Ornek, PMP Titilola Park, PMP Desiree Proudfit, PMP Sharon Starcher

2018 (Chair) & 2019 2018 & 2019 (Chair) 2018 & 2019 2018 2018 & 2019 2018 2018 & 2019 2018 2018 & 2019 2018 & 2019 2019 2018 & 2019 2018 & 2019


PMIEF’s digital learning resources are a critical component of PMIEF’s strategy. Resources are available in multiple languages at no-cost to support individuals who want to share project management skills and knowledge with youth and others in the community, and a capacity building skill for nonprofits/NGOs.

Refresh of Project Management Skills for Life® in English, Spanish and Simplified Chinese

This resource takes you step-by-step through project management processes, defining project management vocabulary and answering the ‘who, what, when, where, why and how’ of your projects. PM Skills for Life® prepares students for earning PMIEF Project Management Fundamentals digital badge.

PMIEF provides you with the resources you need to introduce the basics of project management to youth and others in your community. Below is a list of the most popular resources that have been downloaded from PMIEF.org.

RESOURCE SAMPLE OF SOCIAL GOOD OUTREACH INITIATIVE RESOURCES

Managing Life’s Projects Facilitator’s guide for a two day program on the fundamentals of project management

Project Management for Career and Technical Education Offers readymade projects for use in technical education courses for either business, finance or marketing.

Careers in Project Management Introduces students to opportunities for careers in project management

Tower Game An activity to introduce the value of project management

21st Century Skills Map A crosswalk between project management skills, 21st century skills, and career pathways, including tips, guidance and project examples

Project Management Toolkit for Teachers® Provides a modular, user-friendly, guide for teachers to help prepare secondary-school students to be college and career ready.

Connecting ThroughP MI E F’s Resources110 Resources including translations into 26 languages

Over 55,000 total PMIEF resources downloads

Noteworthy in 2018


The PMI Educational Foundation could not accomplish its work without the generous support of others. PMIEF extends its thanks and appreciation to its donors for their support and would like to give special recognition to the following major donors for their leadership.

Major Donors andCorporate Sponsors

Corporate In-KindScholarship Donors

Mission Partners


Endowment Donors

Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of this list. Errors or omissions are unintentional and should be reported to [email protected].

U S $100,000+ Donors

Former PMI College of Scheduling SIG

Former PMI Design, Procurement and Construction SIG

Former PMI Information Systems SIG

U S $50,000+ Donors

Former PMI College of Performance Management

Former PMI Consulting SIG

U S $20,000+ Donors

Anonymous

Kenneth O. Hartley

Former PMI Learning, Education and Development SIG

Former PMI Oil, Gas, and Petrochemical SIG

Former PMI Pharmaceutical SIG

Former PMI Program Management Office SIG

Former PMI Quality SIG

Former PMI Utility Industry SIG


Leadership Society Gifts of US$1,000 and above Anonymous Cindy & Cary Anderson† Anro Tony Appleby & Joe Landry Jeannette Barr♦ John Briesemeister‡ Kathleen & Joseph Cahill Yanping Chen & J. Davidson Frame‡ Marge Combe*‡ Steven DelGrosso† Michael DePrisco‡ Mohamed Diab Bethany DeRuiter† Ramabhadra Dokka*† Jane Farley* Jo & Jim Ferguson♦ Connie Figley† Elizabeth Fleek† Mitchell Fong Ray Frohnhoefer♦ Michele Gagne Mariu Moresco & Walter* Ginevri† Greg Gomel‡ Kenneth Hartley♦∞ Ayodeji Ishmael‡ E. LaVerne Johnson♦∞ Olivier Lazar‡ Pablo Lledo*‡ Theresa & Rich Luebcke† Dot McKelvy† Debra Miersma & David Russell♦ Jeanne & Allan Mills‡ Peter Monkhouse*‡ William Moylan♦ Norman & Norman Consulting, LLC‡ Manuel Ortiz de Zevallos Ravi Kumar Pariti Joy Gumz & Frank Parth*‡

Beth Partleton‡ Vijay Sagar Pelaprolu† LuAnn Piccard Desiree Proudfit Rita Read‡ Frank Saladis William Scarborough† James Snyder♦∞ Ericka & Roberto Toledo‡ Galen & Natalya Townson† Mario Trentim*† Paul Williams Rebecca Winston*♦

P MI Chapter DonorsUS $100,000+ Cumulative Chapter Donors PMI Delaware Valley Chapter PMI Minnesota Chapter∞ PMI North Carolina Chapter∞ PMI Washington, DC Chapter∞

Annual Chapter Donors PMI Atlanta Chapter PMI Austin Chapter PMI Buffalo Chapter PMI Central Iowa Chapter PMI Chicagoland Chapter PMI Coastal Bend Chapter PMI Dallas Chapter PMI Delaware Valley Chapter PMI East Tennessee Chapter PMI Emerald Coast, Fl Chapter PMI Fort Worth Chapter PMI Goiania, Goias Brazil Chapter PMI Great Lakes Chapter PMI Japan Chapter

PMI Kansas City Mid- America Chapter PMI Keystone Chapter PMI Long Island Chapter PMI Minnesota Chapter PMI Northern Alberta Chapter PMI Phoenix Chapter PMI Portland Chapter PMI Rochester Chapter PMI San Diego Chapter PMI Silver Spring, MD Chapter PMI South Florida Chapter PMI Tampa Bay Chapter PMI Toronto Chapter PMI Tulsa Chapter PMI Washington, DC Chapter

Supporting PMI E F’s

Mission - 2018 DonorsLegend for All Lists† Consecutive Donor of 3+ years ‡ Consecutive Donor of 5+ years ♦ Consecutive Donor of 10+ years

* 2018 PMIEF Board Member ∞ Scholarship Endowment

“Through the foundation, we’re enabling children to learn project management, which really is a life skill. Donating to the PMI Educational Foundation is really investing in the long term future of children because you are giving them the skills to be successful in life.” – Rita Read, U.S.A.

Corporate / Foundation Partners

Chen-Frame Foundation Gregory Balestrero and Frances Higgins Charitable Fund Members Disaster Relief, Inc. Former PMI Risk Management SIG


Legend for All Lists† Consecutive Donor of 3+ years ‡ Consecutive Donor of 5+ years ♦ Consecutive Donor of 10+ years

* 2018 PMIEF Board Member ∞ Scholarship Endowment

Gifts of $500-$999 Anne Bishop† Agnieszka Gasperini Caterina La Tona† Network for Good pablolledo.com, LLC. W. Stephen Sawle Shinichi Tasaka‡ Al Zeitoun

Gifts of $100-$499 Rosman Bin Abd Aziz‡ Samuel Babatunde Ajayi Karen Akiyama Khaled Alfantoukh Frank Anbari‡ Elizabeth Ardolino Ramam Atmakuri Claire Baillargeon Sulaiman Bangura Dani Beckman Jean Helena Benjamin† Bruce Bertram♦ Lisa Bianchino† Randall Black Jorge Eduardo Blanco Yazigi Gerardo Blitzer† Cecilia Boggi† Eugene Bounds Michael & Patricia Branch† Christophe Bredillet Marcelo Alejandro Briola‡ Anca Nicoara Cei Cetlin Design Group, Inc. Elizabeth Chappel James Coile Helen Cooke‡ Joseph Daley Loren Den Herder Sridhar Chakravarthy Devulapally‡ John & Lorinda Donaldson Elisabet Duocastella Pla‡ Olatokunbo Oludeji Durojaiye‡ Michael Ebey Jonathan Felger Alejandro Figueroa

Kay Fleischer Lorraine Frost Jay Gassaway Russell Gentile Pamela Gooden† Stewart Gwyn† Robert Gyorei Aaron Hague Aaron Hall Kristine Hayes Munson‡ David Hoch Amy Hsieh David Hutchison Don James† Eugene Jend‡ Joaquim Soares Kiteculo Connie Klose John Koren‡ Michele Lamar-Chamberlin‡ Deanna Landers♦ J.C. Larue Hashem Malki Abdullah Al Mamoon Thomas Mazejian Honor Mello† Kunihiko Mishima Tushar Mohile Kevin Murphy Kedo Nagi Nayna & Suketu Nagrecha‡ Michael James Nesbitt Daniel William O’Brien Averne Pantin Ronit Pearl Hau Pham Connie Plowman Nagesh Ramamurthy† Luis Reyes Theojares Michael Rooks Donna Ruple† James Salapatas‡ Curtis Sawyer Karl Schaeffer♦ Chris Seymour† Parag Shah† Ravi Singh‡ Jim Sloane† Jon Snyder

Cindy Souders Richard Summers C. John Tisi Ricardo Triana Edward Tsang† Taro Tsuji Cynthia Tuszkiewicz Valorem, LLC Ronald Vaughan† Michelle Venezia Attila Vidra Dalia Vodice Heribert Weigand† Scott Glenn Woods† Amir Zaki

Gifts of U S$1-$99 PMIEF is grateful to the 4,117 individuals who made contributions of less than $100 during 2018. While space does not permit us to list all of the names in this edition of PMI Today, we extend our sincerest thanks and appreciation for their support of our mission.

Matching Gifts & Workplace Giving Campaigns Local Independent Charities of America (Combined Federal Campaign) The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Northwestern Mutual Foundation State Street Matching Gift Program

Honorary & Memorial Gifts In Honor of PMI Austin Chapter Dr. Al Zeitoun In Memory of Robert E. Bishop Anne M. Bishop In Memory of E.A. Chandrasena Dawson Preethi

In Honor of PMI Kenya Chapter Efforts to Demonstrate the Value of Project Management David Kangara In Memory of Mary Keith to honor the courage and humility of Mary Keith Gregory Balestrero and Frances Higgins Charitable Fund In Honor of My Parents in Celebration of their 55th Anniversary Sampurna Kuchakulla In Memory of Robert C. McDonald Robert McGuire In Memory of Hilla Kersi Pastakia PMI Northern Alberta Chapter In Memory of John R. Patton Jeannette Barr John Donaldson Leslie Glasser Cynthia Kassin Pablo Lledo Kevin Murphy Connie Plowman Valorem, LLC In Memory of Ray Piper Anonymous In Honor of Support to the work of PMIEF Funmilola Lawal-Oshin In Memory of Dr. P. Jagannadha Rao Ravi Kumar Pariti In Honor of Usha Sharma Sameer Gemini In Honor of Jim Snyder PMI Northern Alberta Chapter In Honor of Ahmet Taspinar Anonymous


Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of this list. Errors or omissions are unintentional and should be reported to [email protected].

327 Scholarships Awarded in 2018

Total: U S$452,000+

US $452,882.33 funds distributed in 2018

Academic: 48 awarded | $140,192.00

Training: 234 awarded | $266,236.00

Professional Development: 45 awarded | $46,454.33

The Kerzner Award for Excellence in Project Management is sponsored by International Institute for Learning, Inc. (IIL) to recognize a project manager who most emulates the professional dedication and excellence of Harold Kerzner, MS, MBA, PhD.Recipient: Sudhakar Revada, PMP, PgMPProject: Driving User Adoption of I nnovations Within Organizations

The Community Advancement Through Project Management Award emphasizes the pro bono contributions of individuals, PMI chapters and corporations/government agencies that increase the capacities of nonprofit/nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) by transferring project management knowledge.

Individual Project Manager Category Recipient: Carla JohnsonNonprofit Partner: Educational Resources of Monterey: Hidden Hills RanchProject: Grant Writing and Business Plan Development

PMI Chapter Category Recipient: PMI Fort Worth Chapter (Texas, USA)NGO/Nonprofit Partner: Prison Entrepreneurship Program (PEP)Project: Prison Entrepreneurship Pro-gram Project Management Training

The Donald S. Barrie Award, sponsored by the former PMI Design-Procurement-Construction Specific Interest Group, acknowledges students in the field of design, procurement and/or construction by providing a useful contribution to the engineering and construction industry.Recipient: Ahmed Mohamed Nabil Ahmed Ali, PMPTitle of Paper: Critical Analysis of Change Management

The James R. Snyder International Student Paper of the Year Award recognizes excellence in student development of original concepts in project management. Papers are selected based upon the research and creative effort that are best directed toward advancing the concepts, tools and techniques of managing project-oriented tasks.

North America RegionRecipients: Queeneth Odimegwu, Beenish MalikTitle of Paper: Mandatory Integrity Statement for MSPM Multi-site Project Management (MSPM) Team Project

EMEA RegionRecipients: Taiwo Abraham, PMP, Joo Y. JungTitle of Paper: PMO Longevity: Implementation Phase Inputs and PMO-Operations Management Integration

Awards Celebrate Research and Pro Bono Contributions to the Project Management Field PMIEF recognizes the advancement of project management through its awards program. Student and professional award recipients are recognized for their contributions to the project management profession through scholarly research and practical application of project management skills, both inside and outside the workplace.

Meet the recipients of the PMIEF 2018 awards:

Strengthening PM

Capacity Through

Scholarships and Awards

ScholarshipsThanks to the generosity of PMI, PMI members, PMI chapters, PMI REPs and universities, PMIEF awarded more than 320 project management related scholarships to university students, teachers, project management practitioners and nonprofit/NGO staff around the world. To see the full list of our charitable donors, please see pages 14–17.


Financial StatementsStatement of Financial Position

Statement of Financial Activities

2018 Total Revenue: 2018 Total Expenses U S $6,243,367 U S $6,412,450 Change In Net Assets: (US$169,083) Net Assets – beginning of Year: US$2,905,565 Net Assets – end of Year: US$2,736,482

2017 Total Revenue: 2017 Total Expenses

U S $6, 677,093 U S $6,432,432 Change In Net Assets: US$244,661 Net Assets – beginning of Year: US$2,660,904 Net Assets – end of Year: US$2,905,565

2018 Total Expenses

2017 Total Expenses

Programs

Management & General

Fundraising

Programs

Management & General

Fundraising

2018 Total Liabilities and Net Assets: U S $3, 810, 632 Total Liabilities: US$1,074,150 Total Net Assets: US$2,736,482 Net Assets without Donor Restrictions: (US$455,833) Net Assets with Donor Restrictions: US$3,192,315

2017 Total Liabilities and Net Assets: U S $4,039,917 Total Liabilities: US$1,134,352 Total Net Assets: US$2,905,565 Net Assets without Donor Restrictions: (US$259,389) Net Assets with Donor Restrictions: US$3,164,954

Investments

Website Development & Software Costs

Cash & Cash Equivalents

Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets

Inventory

Promises to Give

Investments

Website Development & Software Costs

Cash & Cash Equivalents

Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets

Promises to Give

Inventory

2018 Total Assets

2017 Total Assets


Thank You From Our Board and Staff PMI Staff Supporting PMIEFJeannette Barr – PMIEF Executive Director Michael DePrisco- Chief Operating Officer; VP, Global Solutions

Michelle Armstrong – PMIEF Grants Manager Aisha Beverly – PMIEF Programs Associate Linda DiDonato – PMIEF Development Administrator Leena Gupte – PMIEF Programs Administrator Christine Kane – PMIEF Programs Associate Jill Liebling – PMIEF Development Manager Ken Lorence – PMIEF Programs Administrator Carol Martinez – PMIEF Programs Administrator Michele Raymond – Manager PMIEF Development Sylvia Rivera – PMIEF Programs Administrator Alison Tidwell – PMIEF Programs Associate Laura Tishler – Marketing Specialist David Urias – Programs Specialist

PMIEF Board of Directors Jane Farley, PMP (Chair) Pablo Lledo, PMP (Treasurer) Rebecca Winston, PMI Fellow (Secretary) Marge Combe Ram Dokka, PMI-ACP, PMP, PgMP Walter Ginevri, PgMP, PfMP, PMI Fellow Olivier Lazar, PMP, PgMP, PfMP Peter Monkhouse, PMP Cecil White, PMP

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