Awards
Recognizing the Best of the Best in Project Management
Honor project management excellence and earn worldwide professional recognition and esteem by nominating professionals, organizations, scholars, authors and continuing professional education providers for the project management profession’s most prestigious and globally recognized achievements. The PMI Awards could highlight you or someone you know—the true leaders of the profession who are changing the world project by project, while serving as examples of success for the next generation of project managers to follow.
Beginning with a single award in 1974, the program now offers a wide variety of accolades. In addition to the prestigious PMI Project of the Year and PMI PMO of the Year awards, PMI also honors individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the project management profession or to PMI. Other awards recognize those who have made sustained and significant contributions through research or literature, while still others acknowledge the outstanding contributions of volunteers.
Our Awards
Professional Awards
The Project Management Institute (PMI) Professional Awards Program is focused on honoring the “Best of the Best” in project management. We recognize excellence in project management for individuals, organizations and projects through our professional awards.
Academic Awards
PMI Academic Awards recognize individuals, or groups of individuals, whose work has significantly advanced the concepts, knowledge, and practices of project, program, and portfolio management. The awards honor excellence in the conduct of academic research, the adoption or adaptation of research into practice, published books that advance knowledge in the field, and scholarly work that is respected by project management academic and practitioner communities.
PMIEF Awards
The PMI Educational Foundation honors individuals who demonstrate dedication, original concepts and leadership in academic and professional development in project management.
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