PMI Ghana Leadership Inauguration

PMI Ghana Inaugurates New Leadership

PMI Ghana has inaugurated its new Board of Directors and President. The ceremony took place at the Hephzibah Christian Centre near Aburi. His Honour Jonathan Odartey, a Circuit Court Judge, administered the Oath of Office to the new board members.

President Outlines Vision for PMI Ghana

President Frank Owusu-Asamoah shared his vision for PMI Ghana. He emphasized the organization’s commitment to becoming a leader in project management excellence. Owusu-Asamoah also highlighted PMI Ghana’s aim to collaborate with the government, businesses, and stakeholders to address the country’s national project challenges.

Strategic Goals for the New Board

The newly elected Board has outlined a set of clear strategic priorities. These focus on strengthening PMI Ghana’s national impact and aligning with global best practices. Specifically, the Board plans to engage with the government and private sector in sectors such as infrastructure, healthcare, and education. In addition, PMI Ghana will launch a National Project Management Excellence Programme to improve project outcomes.

Raising Public Awareness of Project Management

Increasing public awareness of professional project management is another priority. PMI Ghana plans to use advocacy campaigns and media partnerships to highlight the value of project management. By doing so, the Board aims to show how project management contributes to national development.

Empowering Professionals through Capacity Building

Another important objective of the new leadership is to enhance accessibility to training and certifications, especially in underserved regions. Furthermore, PMI Ghana is committed to empowering young professionals, women, and marginalized groups to participate in the project management field. This approach aims to foster a more inclusive community and increase diversity within the sector.

Integrating Global Standards with Local Needs

PMI Ghana plans to integrate global project management methodologies, such as Agile, SCRUM, and Earned Value Management, into the local context. This approach ensures that international best practices are applied to Ghana’s unique development challenges. By doing so, PMI Ghana hopes to improve project success rates and contribute to national development.

Commitment to Ethical Practices

The Board is dedicated to maintaining transparency and accountability in all PMI Ghana’s activities. Furthermore, PMI Ghana will strictly adhere to PMI’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct. The organization’s commitment to ethical decision-making and integrity will guide its operations.

Meet the New Board Members

The new Board consists of experienced professionals from diverse sectors. The members include:

Frank Owusu-Asamoah (President)
Dr. Edwin Nii Obodai Provencal
Ms. Bridget Jumoke Yaa Lafenwa
Elorm Tsali Bansah
Cynthia Omaboe
Josephine Akoto-Bamfo (Mrs.)
Augustine Harrington-Nunoo
Abubakar Sulemana

Looking Ahead: PMI Ghana’s Future

With new leadership in place, PMI Ghana is well-positioned for growth and success. The Board’s strategic initiatives will empower its members, promote professional standards, and contribute to the country’s overall development. Moving forward, PMI Ghana will play an essential role in shaping the future of project management in Ghana.