PMI Portland Executive and Leadership Team

Jimmy Godard, the President at PMI Portland, directs the chapter's strategic vision and overall operational framework. Overseeing the organization's core functions, Jimmy Godard ensures alignment with the Project Management Institute's global mission. This leadership involves guiding member services, including certification courses and workshops, to meet the evolving needs of project management professionals in the Portland area. The President's role encompasses fostering community engagement through volunteer initiatives and impactful speaker events, thereby strengthening the local project management ecosystem. By driving forward the chapter's objectives, Jimmy Godard ensures the delivery of valuable resources that support career advancement and adherence to project management methodologies for all members.

Angie Eastman, the President Elect at PMI Portland, prepares to assume leadership by supporting current strategic initiatives and identifying future opportunities for chapter growth. This role involves close collaboration with the President to understand and influence the chapter's direction, particularly concerning member support and professional development programs. Angie Eastman focuses on enhancing the value proposition of services such as certification courses and networking activities, ensuring they remain relevant and impactful for project managers and aspiring professionals. The President Elect's responsibilities extend to cultivating a strong sense of community through volunteer coordination and event planning, reinforcing PMI Portland's role as a central hub for project management expertise. By actively participating in governance, Angie Eastman contributes to the chapter's long-term sustainability and its ability to serve the project management field effectively.

Rochelle Petty, the President at PMI Portland, spearheads the chapter's strategic direction and operational execution, ensuring robust support for project management professionals. This leadership position involves overseeing the delivery of critical resources, including certification programs and specialized workshops, designed to elevate member expertise. Rochelle Petty drives initiatives that foster community engagement, such as volunteer opportunities and insightful speaker events, reinforcing the chapter's commitment to professional development. The President's mandate includes ensuring that PMI Portland effectively serves its intended clients—project managers, certification candidates, and individuals entering the field—by providing relevant methodologies and networking avenues. Through dedicated oversight, Rochelle Petty ensures the chapter's activities directly contribute to the advancement of project management practices within the Oregon region.

Ken Lowen, the President at PMI Portland, champions the chapter's mission to empower project management professionals through comprehensive resources and community building. This executive function involves directing the strategic deployment of services, such as certification courses and workshops, to meet the dynamic needs of the project management landscape. Ken Lowen actively cultivates a supportive environment by encouraging volunteer participation and organizing impactful speaker events, thereby enhancing professional networking and knowledge exchange. The President's oversight ensures that PMI Portland remains a vital resource for project managers, individuals pursuing certification, and those new to the project management discipline. Through strategic leadership, Ken Lowen drives the chapter's commitment to advancing project management methodologies and fostering career growth for its members.