PMI honored Teresa Newton-Terres with the PMI Community Advancement Through Project Management Award
2008. Ms. Newton-Terres was recognized at the PMI Global Congress, in
Denver, Colorado, October 18, 2008. Her efforts contributed
significantly to the wellbeing of National Guard families because, as a volunteer with
the National Guard Professional Education Center (PEC), Ms. Newton-Terres'
skillful use of project management methods empowered PEC families to be
self-reliant and responsibility interdependent to navigate the challenges of
military life. As the Program Champion, Ms. Newton-Terres, development a family program
that would support 460 PEC employees (military and civilian) and over 22,000
yearly attendees from 54 states, territories and Washington D.C. "It
is a testament to the effectiveness of her approach that the program grew
from 60 quarterly contacts in 2003 to well over 2,868 contacts in the first
quarter of 2008," said PMI.
PMI honored Teresa Newton-Terres with the PMI Community Advancement Through Project Management Award
2008. Ms. Newton-Terres was recognized at the PMI Global Congress, in
Denver, Colorado, October 18, 2008. Her efforts contributed
significantly to the wellbeing of National Guard families because, as a volunteer with
the National Guard Professional Education Center (PEC), Ms. Newton-Terres'
skillful use of project management methods empowered PEC families to be
self-reliant and responsibility interdependent to navigate the challenges of
military life. As the Program Champion, Ms. Newton-Terres, development a family program
that would support 460 PEC employees (military and civilian) and over 22,000
yearly attendees from 54 states, territories and Washington D.C. "It
is a testament to the effectiveness of her approach that the program grew
from 60 quarterly contacts in 2003 to well over 2,868 contacts in the first
quarter of 2008," said PMI.