What is your most important contribution to Project management community in 2015?

I helped shape the minds and thinking of people new to project management.

Thank you Steven - Likewise. Knowing professionals like yourself and our colleagues here adds lots of value from shared knowledge, expertise and networking. I am hopefully planning for more and more involvement as well.

I feel that the number of people who contribute compared to the network size is very minimal - Maybe we should work all together with the website admins to motivate people to contribute and be more active - Just an idea from the top of my head ....

Happy Holidays !

I hope the following helps to more and more people take a look on it: Business Analysis and Agile applied to enterprise as a whole (not software/IT):
1-Reviewer of the Practice Guide for Business Analysis
2-Subject Matter Expert and Reviewer of the Practice Guide for Requirements Management.
3-Writter of articles and papers for publications like PMNetwork about How to apply agile to the whole enteprise beyond IT or Software.
4-Speaker inside the PMI World Tour, Latin America, talking about Business Analisys and Agile.

Sergio,

Leave some work for the rest of us why don't you! What an exceptional year, keep it up! We all benefit greatly from your contributions.

I think this is increasing in recent weeks, so long as there is engaging content. It's a matter of bringing those conversations forward. Your schedule discussion is one example, great topic. Some real gems.

As the host of The People and Projects Podcast, I sought to find guests who could help practitioners improve our ability to lead and deliver. Finding a way to deliver free and helpful content in a way that is interesting and engaging remains a constant passion and challenge.

I moved from Project Management into the Project Management training sector and this has given me a broader and deeper understanding of the profession and knowledge base. I helped carve out a team building project management simulation which combines education and team building in one fun day. Its ideal for new project teams, tired projects needing a pick me up, and BAU teams that are frequently involved in projects but may not have formal knowledge.