Stacey Dillon-Nicholls, PMP, joined the PMI Board of Directors in 2026. Dillon-Nicholls is an accomplished project management leader in the energy sector with more than 28 years of experience delivering complex, high-value projects across oil, gas, hydrogen, carbon capture, and offshore wind initiatives. A Senior Project Manager at BP America, she currently leads a program of large-scale Non-Operated Joint Venture (NOJV) projects and is the SPA for Learning & Development in the global projects organization, working closely with Talent, Learning & Skills teams to develop and deliver flagship learning offers. Earlier roles include heading infrastructure delivery for hydrogen and carbon capture programs in the U.S. and managing port and marine-terminal projects that support the growth of renewable energy.

Throughout her career with organizations such as Bechtel, KBR, and Atkins Global, Stacey has built deep expertise in project and portfolio management, risk governance, structural engineering integration, and leading diverse, cross-cultural teams in challenging environments.

A dedicated contributor to the project management profession, Stacey is PMP-certified. She has served in governance roles, including as a commissioner on a state board in Trinidad and Tobago and Vice Chair of a community homeowners association board. A sought-after speaker, she regularly presents at industry conferences on innovative project delivery, energy-transition strategies, and leadership, including the Women’s Global Leadership Conference.

Stacey holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of the West Indies and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, both earned with summa cum laude honors. A Fulbright Scholar, she is recognized for her sustained commitment to excellence in engineering and project management leadership.  She has also been honored as Young Woman of the Year by a nonprofit organization, celebrating her resilience, determination, and ability to overcome challenges with grace and grit.