PMINZ is governed by a board of directors (board). The board is responsible for carrying out the purposes and objectives of PMINZ and all that the constitution stands for.
The constitution defines the rules of procedures for conducting the PMINZ affairs, including finances, meetings, membership, elections, terms of office, and roles and responsibilities.
In May 2017 the PMI New Zealand Constitution was revised, voted on and approved.
Read the current Constitution.
Our mission
To operate a vibrant chapter in order to advance excellence in project management for the benefit of our members and the profession.
PMINZ Strategic Plan 2018–2020
Strategic framework
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Strategic goals
- Help make better project managers
- Provide value to the project management community
- Advocate for excellence in project management
2018 Annual General Meeting
The New Zealand Chapter of the Project Management Institute Annual General Meeting was held on Thursday 21 September during the 2018 Project Management Conference in Auckland.
The 2018 AGM minutes will provided shortly.
2018 Annual Report
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PMINZ Fellows
From time to time PMINZ recognises a member’s significant contribution to PMINZ by awarding them the status of Fellow of PMINZ.
There is a process to follow and criteria to meet, which includes providing
- evidence of significant and sustained long-term contributions to the national chapter (i.e. wider than the local branch) through such things as organising larger projects for the chapter, and/or active membership of PMINZ committees or boards.
- evidence of significant and sustained contributions to the project management community and profession to expand and advance the knowledge, use and application of project management.
See who the PMINZ Fellows are/have been
Download and complete the nomination form