PMINEO Annual Awards
The PMINEO Chapter rewards Northeast Ohio professionals for outstanding achievements in Project Management. We recognize the hard work and ongoing commitment shown by project management professionals within their industries and communities. We honor our fellow professionals with the recognition that they deserve. We are currently accepting nominations for awards in three categories:
Nominated projects may be of any type and from any industry. The projects should be expertly managed to deliver the on-time, on-budget results, and provide the learning and integration that organizations need. Nominees do not need to be a member of PMI or PMINEO.
Please hover over each award for a full description.
Applications are due March 31, 2021 at 11:59pm.
Project of the Year
The PMINEO Project of the Year award recognizes a project that best delivers the anticipated organizational results and demonstrates outstanding examples of project management principles and practices at work. Some characteristics of a candidate project include a well-defined business case where project objectives were met, expected business value delivered, and project completion within schedule and on budget..
Kerzner Award for Project Excellence
The PMINEO Kerzner Project Management Excellence (PME) Award acknowledges an individual who has made significant contributions to, and demonstrated continual commitment toward, the project management profession. Such contributions involve enhancing project management concepts, practices, and techniques at work or in the community, and may not be specific to any one project but a multitude of contributions big or small.
Young Professional of the Year
The Young Professional Award recognizes and honors a young professional who has made a significant impact in advancing project management within an organization, promoting the knowledge and the practice of project management, and demonstrating an understanding of PMI standards, practices, and ethics.
PMINEO is dedicated to supporting our younger project managers as they develop and advance their project management skills. We encourage our younger colleagues to actively contribute to furthering the profession at their organizations and within their communities. The Chapter introduces this new award in recognition of the growth and future of the Project Management profession.