Q&A with Jim Snyder, Founding Member of PMI and Chairman Emeritus of PMIEF
byJim recently took time to answer some questions about the history of the PMI Educational Foundation—its past, present and future—in a revealing and inspiring interview.
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Jim recently took time to answer some questions about the history of the PMI Educational Foundation—its past, present and future—in a revealing and inspiring interview.
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