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What is the purpose and goals of the group?
check this web-sites for your brainstorming:
https://www.pmmajik.com/different-names-pr...agement-office/
What does the president not like about the term "PMO"?
You may also try PBO - Project Back Office. But yet, nothing wrong with PMO
One must keep department name which justifies its functions and controls.
Like some PMOs act as a facilitator, some play consulting role, some may have close watch on project's important constraints like cost, schedule, quality & alike. Accordingly, PMO may be renamed as , Program Support office, Project Control office, Program Central Office & alike.
To stay in sync with the universe I would still use PMO. Changing the name will cause confusion.
If you have have Project Managers and they report to a Director or Manager then it make sense to call it a PMO.
What would be the key role of the "PMO", Control, coach, teach, supervise support....?
That could help in finding a name 
Network:999
I would echo Andrew's question here. What is the objective of this unit?
And Sante's question, what's driving this request?
If you like to impact your president here comes: "Center of Excellence (CoE): the place where dreams comes true".
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2 replies by Anish Abraham and Vincent Guerard
Feb 17, 2018 4:10 PM
Vincent Guerard
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That is certainly a good one:-)
Then you can go crazy with "Center of Perfection" or "Perfection Management Office" Feb 18, 2018 11:48 AM
Anish Abraham
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Good one, Sergio!!
Feb 14, 2018 5:16 AM
Replying to Sergio Luis Conte
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If you like to impact your president here comes: "Center of Excellence (CoE): the place where dreams comes true".
Then you can go crazy with "Center of Perfection" or "Perfection Management Office"
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