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Navigating Advanced Project Leader (PMI-APL) Certification

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Krishnakumar Kesavan PMP . Manager-Projects/Engineering Lead Chennai, Tamilnadu, India

A warm welcome to everyone who has registered for the Advanced Project Leader (APL) certification!

Created this topic and looing forward to engaging discussions, sharing insights, and learning from each other’s experiences.

Let’s make this a meaningful and enriching journey together!
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Luis Branco CEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, Ldª Carcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal
Thank you, Krishnakumar, for creating this space for discussion and shared learning.

The APL certification offers an interesting opportunity to explore how advanced project leadership capabilities are recognised and assessed across different organisational contexts.

One aspect I would be particularly interested in understanding is the accreditation of organisational assessment programmes.

If your organisation has pursued PMI accreditation, do you have direct experience of the process that you could share? How demanding was it in terms of requirements, resources and time? Insights from others familiar with the process would also be valuable.

As participants progress, it would be equally interesting to understand how the organisational assessment and individual examination complement each other, and what additional value APL demonstrates beyond existing PMI certifications.

I hope this discussion helps us learn from actual experiences, including both the opportunities and practical challenges of the new certification.

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