October 29th 2012 | Sustainability Leader Mónica González joins the GPM Leadership TeamOctober 29th 2012 | Sustainability Leader Mónica González joins the GPM Leadership Team
For Immediate Release
Fort Wayne-US/Menoza-AR– GPM, the world’s leading provider of sustainability based project management methodologies, professional development, and accreditation announced today that Mónica González has joined the Executive Consortium.
For Immediate Release
Fort Wayne-US/Menoza-AR– GPM, the world’s leading provider of sustainability based project management methodologies, professional development, and accreditation announced today that Mónica González has joined the Executive Consortium.
Monica is an Industrial Engineer, MBA, and Project Management Professional with over 25 years of experience in both public and private sectors, specifically with Electric Power Transmission, High and Medium Voltage.
For the past 12 years, her work as a project manager has involved developing, establishing, implementing and maintaining organizational (and Integrated) management systems according to the International Management Standards, ISO 9001 (Quality Management Systems – Requirements), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems — Requirements), ISO 26000 (Guidance on Social Responsibility), OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health and Safety Standard) and the Argentinean Resolution ENRE 057/2003 Public Safety for Electric Power Transmission in High and Medium Voltage.
From 2002 to 2004, she was part of the Communication, Environmental and Sustainable Development Committee of Electricité de France (EDF) Branch together with colleagues from France, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina.
Monica is a founder of the PMI Nuevo Cuyo Argentina Chapter and serves as the Marketing and Communications leader in addition to supporting the PMI Global Sustainability Community of Practice and PMI Educational Foundation. Monica serves as a committee member for the PC/ISO 236 Project Committee: Project Management; and for the ISO/TC 258 – Technical Committee: Project, Program, Portfolio Management.
GPM President Joel Carboni was quoted as saying “We have very ambitious plans for the future and having Mónica, who is recognized as one of the driving forces for sustainability in project management, on board with the knowledge, experience, and wisdom that she brings, strengthens us, our offerings, and further expands our network into South America which is crucial to furthering the widespread adoption of sustainable project delivery.”
Mónica González was quoted as saying “It is a pleasure to be part of the GPM Leadership Team, collaborating with the commitment to help organizations from South America build skills that empower them to contribute to a healthy economy, but also to taking care of their environmental and social impacts.”
Established in 2009, GPM® is a global organization dedicated to the advancement of the practical application of sustainable project management practices to decouple environmental degradation and economic growth. GPM® accredits professional training organizations and project management practitioners and is largely considered the solutions leader with their professional development programs and project delivery method PRiSM™. GPM® training is currently being offered North America, Central America, Europe, the Middle East and Oceania through accredited training organizations. Visit them online at www.greenprojectmanagement.org
Monica is an Industrial Engineer, MBA, and Project Management Professional with over 25 years of experience in both public and private sectors, specifically with Electric Power Transmission, High and Medium Voltage.
For the past 12 years, her work as a project manager has involved developing, establishing, implementing and maintaining organizational (and Integrated) management systems according to the International Management Standards, ISO 9001 (Quality Management Systems – Requirements), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems — Requirements), ISO 26000 (Guidance on Social Responsibility), OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health and Safety Standard) and the Argentinean Resolution ENRE 057/2003 Public Safety for Electric Power Transmission in High and Medium Voltage.
From 2002 to 2004, she was part of the Communication, Environmental and Sustainable Development Committee of Electricité de France (EDF) Branch together with colleagues from France, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina.
Monica is a founder of the PMI Nuevo Cuyo Argentina Chapter and serves as the Marketing and Communications leader in addition to supporting the PMI Global Sustainability Community of Practice and PMI Educational Foundation. Monica serves as a committee member for the PC/ISO 236 Project Committee: Project Management; and for the ISO/TC 258 – Technical Committee: Project, Program, Portfolio Management.
GPM President Joel Carboni was quoted as saying “We have very ambitious plans for the future and having Mónica, who is recognized as one of the driving forces for sustainability in project management, on board with the knowledge, experience, and wisdom that she brings, strengthens us, our offerings, and further expands our network into South America which is crucial to furthering the widespread adoption of sustainable project delivery.”
Mónica González was quoted as saying “It is a pleasure to be part of the GPM Leadership Team, collaborating with the commitment to help organizations from South America build skills that empower them to contribute to a healthy economy, but also to taking care of their environmental and social impacts.”
Established in 2009, GPM® is a global organization dedicated to the advancement of the practical application of sustainable project management practices to decouple environmental degradation and economic growth. GPM® accredits professional training organizations and project management practitioners and is largely considered the solutions leader with their professional development programs and project delivery method PRiSM™. GPM® training is currently being offered North America, Central America, Europe, the Middle East and Oceania through accredited training organizations. Visit them online at www.greenprojectmanagement.org
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