- 1. What advice can you offer about submitting entries?
- 2. What awards are offered?
- 3. Who is eligible?
- 4. What’s the nomination process?
- 5. Is there an application fee for the awards?
- 6. Who selects winners?
- 7. When and where are awards presented?
- 8. Who administers the PMI Professional Awards Program?
- 9. Who do I contact for more information?
1. What advice can you offer about submitting entries?
- • Start the process early.
- • Designate an award team with a lead nominator who gathers all necessary information, completes the paperwork and submits it on time, and acts as a liaison between PMI and the team.
- • Read the application package carefully.
- • Contact the PMI Public Relations Department with questions as early as possible.
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2. What awards are offered?
- • PMI Project of the Year
- • PMI Fellow Award
- • PMI Linn Stuckenbruck Person of the Year
- • PMI Distinguished Contribution Award
- • PMI David I. Cleland Project Management Literature Award
- • PMI Eric Jenett Project Management Excellence Award
- • PMI Research Achievement Award
- • PMI Community Advancement through Project Management Award
- • PMI Professional Development Product of the Year
- • PMI Professional Development Provider of the Year
- • PMI Distinguished Project Award
Other awards are given by PMI components and the PMI Educational Foundation.
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3. Who is eligible?
Eligibility varies from award to award. Some awards are limited to PMI members, others are not. Please review the award descriptions for details.
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4. What is the nomination process?
The purpose, eligibility, criteria and nomination procedures for each award appear on PMI.org. Information also is available from the PMI Public Relations Department.
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5. Is there an application fee for the awards?
There is no application fee for any of the PMI awards.
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6. Who selects winners?
It varies. For example, the PMI Project of the Year submissions go through three levels of evaluation by a different set of judges at each level. All reviewers are experienced practitioners who have successfully demonstrated project management expertise. See individual awards information for details.
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7. When and where are awards presented?
Most awards are usually announced at the PMI Global Congress—North America in the fall.
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8. Who administers the PMI Professional Awards Program?
The program is administered by PMI’s Public Relations Department and the Professional Awards Program Member Advisory Group.
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9. Who do I contact for more information?
Contact the PMI Professional Awards Administrator
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