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Cassie Spencer

PMI Team Member

Student Community Specialist II New England, United States

Let's kick things off with a quick introduction and a little bit of fun.

First, reply to this thread to introduce yourself by sharing: your name, school, and PMI chapter.

Then, let's add a little fun 🎒 As part of your introduction, imagine you're heading out on a project management trip. Tell us: One thing you WOULD bring and one thing you would NOT bring.

Get creative, be serious, be silly, or share an answer that is somewhere in between! We encourage all students to write and share posts in the language of their choice.

Here are a few examples to get you started:

I would bring snacks! I can't work on a project if I'm hungry. I would NOT bring a hot air balloon. It is likely not going to be an efficient mode of transportation for the team.

I would bring a notebook and pencil to keep track of notes and deadlines. I would NOT bring a disco ball (it's great for the vibes but hard to fit in a bag!)

Vote for your favorites! Browse other introductions and vote for the responses you like best. The post with the most votes by the first of October will win a PMI prize! 🏆

Welcome to the Student Club Hub! We can't wait to see what you'd pack (and what you definitely wouldn't).

Posted: Aug 17, 2026 1:48 PM (Updated by author: Aug 18, 2026 3:06 PM)

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Makhlouf Lounaci Chief Business Officer| Pharma Bio Expert Inc. Montréal, Canada

Hello everyone👋

My name is Makhlouf Lounaci. I hold a Master’s degree in Project Management from ESG UQAM in Montreal and serve as President of the PMI Student Club ESG UQAM, in collaboration with PMI Montréal.

I have over sixteen years of experience in business development and project management, primarily in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. I currently serve as Chief Business Officer at PBE Expert Inc., where I contribute to business growth, strategic partnerships, and the identification of new opportunities.

If I were heading out on a project management trip, I would bring an engaged, curious, and collaborative team ready to take on challenges, because successful projects are driven by people who turn ideas into results.

I would leave the fear of change behind 😄. In project management, unexpected challenges are part of the journey. What matters is our ability to adapt, learn, and keep moving forward together.

I’m very happy to be part of this community and look forward to connecting with PMI Student Club members and leaders from around the world.

Posted: Sep 13, 2026 6:28 AM (Updated by author: Sep 13, 2026 6:30 AM)

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