PMIGLC Executive and Leadership Team

Synthia Adams, the President, Past-, Pmi Lakes Chapter (Pmigl) at PMIGLC, directs strategic initiatives for the organization's ongoing development and member support. Overseeing the chapter's historical trajectory and future planning, Adams ensures continuity and evolution of services. This leadership position involves guiding the organization through transitions and maintaining its core mission of enhancing project management expertise among its approximately 2000 members. Adams's focus extends to fostering community engagement and upholding the chapter's reputation for professional development and certification support. The role requires a deep understanding of project management best practices and their application within the Detroit Metro area. By leveraging past experiences, Adams drives forward the chapter's commitment to educational resources and networking opportunities, solidifying its impact on local professionals and nonprofits through community outreach programs. The strategic direction provided by Adams ensures the chapter remains a vital resource for project managers seeking to advance their careers and contribute to successful project outcomes.

Rodney Johnson, the President-Elect at PMIGLC, prepares to assume leadership by actively participating in strategic planning and operational oversight. Johnson's current responsibilities focus on supporting the incumbent President and gaining comprehensive insight into the chapter's multifaceted operations, including professional development, certifications, and community outreach. This role is critical for ensuring a seamless transition and continued momentum in serving the organization's approximately 2000 members. Johnson works closely with other leaders to identify opportunities for enhancing member value and expanding the chapter's reach within the Detroit Metro area. The preparation involves understanding the nuances of hosting events like symposiums and the Project Management Community Day of Service. By engaging with experienced project managers and local nonprofits, Johnson contributes to the chapter's mission of fostering a strong project management community. This forward-looking position ensures that the chapter's educational resources and networking platforms continue to evolve, meeting the dynamic needs of project management professionals.

Anthony Amalraj, the President at PMIGLC, spearheads the organization's strategic direction and operational execution, driving its mission to empower project management professionals. Amalraj leads initiatives focused on professional development, certification programs, and community engagement for the chapter's approximately 2000 members. This executive role involves overseeing the planning and execution of key events, such as symposiums and the Project Management Community Day of Service, which connects experienced project managers with local nonprofits for pro bono support. Amalraj ensures the chapter provides robust educational resources and fosters a vibrant networking environment within the Detroit Metro area. The leadership focuses on enhancing member skills, promoting best practices, and expanding the organization's impact. By collaborating with fellow leaders and stakeholders, Anthony Amalraj cultivates a strong project management community, facilitating mentorship and career advancement opportunities for all members, thereby reinforcing PMIGLC's position as a vital professional resource.

LeighAnne Martin, the President at PMIGLC, directs the chapter's strategic vision and operational framework, dedicated to advancing project management excellence. Martin oversees the delivery of essential services, including professional development opportunities, certification support, and impactful community outreach programs designed for the organization's approximately 2000 members. This leadership capacity involves orchestrating major events such as symposiums and the annual Project Management Community Day of Service, where skilled project managers offer pro bono assistance to local nonprofits. Martin's focus is on cultivating a dynamic project management community within the Detroit Metro area through enhanced networking, mentorship, and access to cutting-edge educational resources. The strategic guidance provided by LeighAnne Martin ensures the chapter consistently meets the evolving needs of its members, fostering skill enhancement and career progression, and solidifying PMIGLC's role as a cornerstone for project management professionals.