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On the Road to Project Management Excellence
July 15, 2008

“Achieving excellence in Project Management is vital to the future of NSTec” ---Steve Younger, NSTec President

National Security Technologies (NSTec) recently developed a Project Manager Certification Program that is central to achieving excellence. Program components include: project management qualifications, experience, and training. NSTec Project Managers will be certified at one of four levels based on these components.

Certificates have been awarded to:

    Janet Cowley - Operations & Infrastructure Directorate
    Diana Higgs - Homeland Security & Defense Applications Directorate
    Douglas Miller - Environmental Management Directorate
    Michelle Miller - Homeland Security & Defense Applications Directorate (not pictured)
    Jeffrey Morrison - Operations & Infrastructure Directorate
    Robert Platoni - Operations & Infrastructure Directorate
    Donald Ray - Project Management Directorate.

This credential indicates a level of professional competency in project management. The NSTec Project Manager Certification Program is consistent with private sector and government project management certification programs, such as the Project Management Institute’s Project Management Professional certification and the Department of Energy’s Federal Project Director Program.


PM Certificate Presentation
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Photographed from left to right are: Jeffrey Morrison, Janet Cowley, Robert Platoni, Donald Ray, Diana Higgs, and Douglas Miller. These individuals were the first to earn certificates in the new Project Management Program.


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