Share out in the comments below:
-Your name and your current role
-What did you want to be when you were growing up?
-What are your favorite project management tools and technologies? Or ones that you’d like to learn more about?
-What drew you to the project management industry? What's kept you in it?
-What's your proudest accomplishment (personal or professional)?
Looking forward to connecting with you all and hearing your stories! Saving Changes...
My name is David Asare, and I aspire to become a skilled and impactful Project Manager. I currently hold both the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) and Scrum Master Certified (SMC) credentials, which reflect my commitment to mastering project management practices across Agile and traditional environments. I’m actively seeking volunteer or internship opportunities as a Project Coordinator or Assistant Project Manager, where I can apply my foundational knowledge, contribute to meaningful projects, and grow under the guidance of experienced mentors. I’m eager to learn, support project teams, and take the next step in my journey toward a fulfilling career in project management.
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2 replies by Laura Schofield and Md. Golam Rob Talukdar
Jun 04, 2025 9:44 AM
Laura Schofield
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Hi David Asare, welcome to PMI's online community! It's great to learn more about you; see you around the online community!
Community Specialist| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, PA, United States
May 24, 2025 6:09 PM
Replying to Ahmed Sayed
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My name is Ahmed Sayed, and I am a Senior Cybersecurity Consultant with a strong background in project management and risk mitigation.
As a child, I aspired to become a customs officer, driven by a passion for upholding regulations, preventing smuggling, and combating illegal practices to ensure security and compliance.
I highly value tools like Microsoft Project, Jira, and Trello for their efficiency in task tracking and collaboration. Additionally, I’m keen on deepening my expertise in Agile methodologies and cybersecurity-specific frameworks like NIST and ISO 27001 to enhance project outcomes in risk management.
My hands-on experience in previous roles exposed me to the critical need for structured project execution, which led me to pursue PMP certification. The dynamic challenges, continuous learning opportunities, and the ability to deliver impactful solutions have kept me deeply engaged in this field.
Earning my PMP certification stands as a key professional milestone, but applying its principles to successfully lead cybersecurity initiatives—strengthening organizational resilience—has been even more rewarding.
Hello Ahmed Sayed, welcome to PMI's online community! Thanks for joining us. Saving Changes...
Community Specialist| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, PA, United States
May 25, 2025 2:51 AM
Replying to Aristeidis Rapsomatiotis
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Hello everyone!
I’m thrilled to join the PMI Online Community as I prepare to sit for the PMP exam in the coming months. Allow me to introduce myself:
🚀 Ph.D. Candidate in Digital Economy | Chemical Engineer, MBA | Champion of Innovation & Sustainability
With a multidisciplinary background spanning Chemical Engineering, Business Administration (MBA), and Governance, I am passionate about connecting diverse fields to create meaningful, innovative solutions. I thrive on building strategies that drive both business value and positive societal impact.
🏗️ External Partner – Construction & Infrastructure Projects:
I collaborate with a construction company on public sector projects, focusing on efficient project execution, cost optimization, and regulatory compliance. My goal is to ensure every project not only meets but exceeds expectations, delivering tangible benefits to communities.
♻️ Ecorap S.A. – Sustainability Leadership:
At Ecorap S.A., I oversee municipal waste management contracts and promote sustainable operations. My work centers on operational excellence, cost efficiency, and environmental responsibility, always striving to make a positive difference.
📚 Academic & Evaluation Roles:
I am also engaged with the Hellenic Authority for Higher Education (HAHE) as a Student Register Member of the External Evaluation and Accreditation Committees, supporting transparency and high standards in academia.
🌐 Passionate about EdTech & Emerging Technologies:
I’m deeply interested in educational policy, digital transformation, and emerging technologies like Blockchain and NFTs, and I continuously explore how these can enable sustainable growth.
I look forward to connecting with fellow members, sharing insights, and learning from your experiences as I embark on my PMP journey. Please feel free to reach out—whether it’s about the exam, project management best practices, or cross-disciplinary innovation, I’m always eager to exchange ideas!
Wishing everyone success in their projects and certifications!
Best regards,
Aristeidis Rapsomatiotis
Welcome to PMI's online community, Aristeidis!
Wishing you all the best in your pursuit of the PMP! The community is here to support you in any way that we can. Saving Changes...
Community Specialist| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, PA, United States
May 26, 2025 9:31 AM
Replying to Paul Irizarry
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Hey everyone! 👋
My name’s Paul Irizarry, and I’m currently working in credit operations management within the banking industry. While I’m not in a formal project manager role yet, I’ve led several initiatives involving workflow improvements, reporting, and cross-team coordination within the banking industry and during my military service—which sparked my interest in making the leap into project management full-time.
I recently started working toward my CAPM® certification to build a solid foundation and expand my skills. I also hold a BBA in Finance, and I’m passionate about efficiency, leadership, and finding practical ways to improve how teams work.
I joined the PMI community to connect with others on a similar path, learn from those ahead of me, and hopefully contribute along the way. If you’ve transitioned into project management from a non-traditional background, I’d love to hear your story or connect.
Looking forward to growing with this community!
Hi Paul, welcome to PMI's online community! You're certainly in the right place.
Best of luck on your CAPM journey! Saving Changes...
Community Specialist| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, PA, United States
May 31, 2025 2:13 PM
Replying to Juba Nait Abdesselam
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Dear colleagues,
I am delighted to join this discussion thread.
My name is Juba NAIT, and I am a Program Manager and Agile Coach based in the Paris area.
I have had the opportunity to lead various projects and programs across different layers of IT system architecture (Infrastructure & Cloud, development, integration, Data, Cybersecurity, etc.).
I am also a lecturer and trainer in project management, program management, and agile methodologies.
I look forward to meeting some of you at upcoming PMI events.
Thanks for joining us in PMI's online community, Juba NAIT. Welcome!
I look forward to seeing you around the online community. Saving Changes...
Community Specialist| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, PA, United States
Jun 01, 2025 7:15 PM
Replying to David Asare
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Hello everyone,
My name is David Asare, and I aspire to become a skilled and impactful Project Manager. I currently hold both the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) and Scrum Master Certified (SMC) credentials, which reflect my commitment to mastering project management practices across Agile and traditional environments. I’m actively seeking volunteer or internship opportunities as a Project Coordinator or Assistant Project Manager, where I can apply my foundational knowledge, contribute to meaningful projects, and grow under the guidance of experienced mentors. I’m eager to learn, support project teams, and take the next step in my journey toward a fulfilling career in project management.
Hi David Asare, welcome to PMI's online community! It's great to learn more about you; see you around the online community! Saving Changes...
Hi everyone! 😊
I'm Daniella, a Civil Engineer from Brazil working in the energy sector as a Planning and Cost Control Engineer. I recently joined PMI and I'm excited to connect with fellow project professionals!
I’m passionate about project risk management and plan to pursue the PMI-RMP certification soon.
Greetings, PMI family. I am Reuben Isaacs, a built environment professional with over two decades of experience transforming concepts into infrastructure that is not only functional but also socially impactful. Trained in ICT, Management, Strategy and project management, led diverse teams and initiatives across Botswana’s public and private sectors, navigating complex stakeholder environments and delivering projects that blend strategy excellence with operational efficiency.
My journey into Project Management and strategy was ignited by an early fascination with alarming projects' failure, which influences human experience. This curiosity evolved into a formal pursuit of Project management and later, strategic Management and leadership.
Like many professionals in our field, I often found myself serving as a project manager by default. Over time, I realized that leadership instincts alone were not enough; what I needed was a globally recognized, systematic approach to managing complexity. That search led me to the Project Management Institute, where the PMP framework has become instrumental in refining my methods, increasing value for stakeholders, and aligning project execution with broader strategic goals.
My Big Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG) is to become a transformational leader in infrastructure development across the African continent, bridging the gap between vision and delivery through sustainable, well-managed, and community-centered projects. I believe in building not just structures, but legacies.
I am honoured to join the PMI network, a global community of changemakers and I look forward to learning, contributing, and collaborating as we shape the future of project leadership together.
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2 replies by Laura Schofield and Md. Golam Rob Talukdar
Community Specialist| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, PA, United States
Jun 04, 2025 7:40 PM
Replying to Daniella Stinghel
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Hi everyone! 😊
I'm Daniella, a Civil Engineer from Brazil working in the energy sector as a Planning and Cost Control Engineer. I recently joined PMI and I'm excited to connect with fellow project professionals!
I’m passionate about project risk management and plan to pursue the PMI-RMP certification soon.
Community Specialist| Project Management InstituteNewtown Square, PA, United States
Jun 05, 2025 10:17 AM
Replying to Reuben Isaacs
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Greetings, PMI family. I am Reuben Isaacs, a built environment professional with over two decades of experience transforming concepts into infrastructure that is not only functional but also socially impactful. Trained in ICT, Management, Strategy and project management, led diverse teams and initiatives across Botswana’s public and private sectors, navigating complex stakeholder environments and delivering projects that blend strategy excellence with operational efficiency.
My journey into Project Management and strategy was ignited by an early fascination with alarming projects' failure, which influences human experience. This curiosity evolved into a formal pursuit of Project management and later, strategic Management and leadership.
Like many professionals in our field, I often found myself serving as a project manager by default. Over time, I realized that leadership instincts alone were not enough; what I needed was a globally recognized, systematic approach to managing complexity. That search led me to the Project Management Institute, where the PMP framework has become instrumental in refining my methods, increasing value for stakeholders, and aligning project execution with broader strategic goals.
My Big Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG) is to become a transformational leader in infrastructure development across the African continent, bridging the gap between vision and delivery through sustainable, well-managed, and community-centered projects. I believe in building not just structures, but legacies.
I am honoured to join the PMI network, a global community of changemakers and I look forward to learning, contributing, and collaborating as we shape the future of project leadership together.