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About Our Chapter
PMI Atlanta is an active participant in the Atlanta project management community. With nearly 6,000 members, PMI Atlanta is one of the largest chapters worldwide. Our expertise spans across industries. We are:
- the project managers helping companies operate more efficiently
- the professionals building healthcare information technology systems
- the engineers developing smarter public transportation
- the planners growing our communities more efficiently.
Membership is open to anyone actively engaged or interested in project management principles and techniques.
Vision Statement
To be the industry leader for project and program management
Mission Statement
Fostering professional growth through project leadership
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Project Managers need to improve their knowledge and skills to stay competitive. Certifications are a critical component. As the profession takes steps toward more flexible and dynamic methodologies, new techniques and knowledge areas are emerging and being explored. Engaging with the PMI Atlanta Chapter will help you stay connected.
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Do You Want Recruiters to Find You? Career Series LinkedIn Event Event Summary
If you answer yes, Al Smith can help you do it—especially on LinkedIn. He is the expert to optimize your information so that when recruiters search there, you show up in the early pages. Mr. Smith says, “Help you get to page 1—that’s what I want for you.”
Al’s prior work was in sal...
Georgia Tech and PMI Atlanta Hosted Professional Development Day
Evolve to Adapt and Grow Through Disruptive Change: September Chapter Meeting Summary
Bryan Williams, MBA, PMP, PMI-ACP now oversees how UPS’s Global Strategy Group is prioritizing portfolios and programs. His focus is to align strategic initiatives with enterprise-wide goals, and he shared a somewhat sobering view (though maybe exciting, too?) of the writing on th...









