Academic Member Advisory Group

The PMI Academic Member Advisory Group (AMAG) provides guidance and professional support for and recommendations about the array of programs and services of the PMI^® Academic Resources Department, and other PMI departments and their corresponding MAGs whose programs interface with those that are relevant for the academic stakeholder community.

The AMAG is composed of scholars and research-oriented practitioners/consultants distributed across genders, academic disciplines, fields of research expertise, industry and professional roles, and PMI geographic regions.

The PMI Academic Resources Program is a catalyst for the expansion of the project management body of knowledge via its research and education programs and the enrichment of educational programs for young professionals in the field—the source of new PMI members and of leaders in effective project management.

PMI Project Management Academic Member Advisory Group 2013

Marge Combe

Vernal Management Consultants
Wisconsin, USA

José Esterkin

IAAP
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Martina Huemann, PhD

WU Vienna University of Economics and Business,
Austria and SKEMA Business School,
France

Juan Carlos Nogueira, PhD

University ORT Uruguay
Business School Uruguay

Harvey Maylor, PhD

Cranfield University
United Kingdom

V.K. Narayanan, PhD

Drexel University
United States

Jill Owen, PhD

University of New South Wales
Canberra, Australia

Jonas Söderlund, PhD

BI Norwegian Business School, Norway
and Linköping University, Sweden

Svetlana Cicmil, PhD

University of the West of England
Bristol, UK

Terry Cooke-Davies, PhD

Human Systems International
London, UK

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