About PMI Colombo Chapter
The origin of the project management institute (PMI) in Sri Lanka was a result of an increased awareness of the importance of project management due to the fast pace and global orientation that demands the professions today. Project management may possibly be elucidated as to how cautious organization and planning helps towards accomplishing a task efficiently on time.

The request to establish a Sri Lankan counterpart was sent on the 18th July 2003 and was followed with a prompt response by the PMI headquarters as to the procedure of the formation of a new chapter. Once the required criterion was fulfilled the request for the Sri Lankan chapter was approved on the 11th November 2003 by the then PMI CEO Mr.Greg Balestro.

The subsequent phase was to recruit a minimum of 25 members to initiate the chartering process which was possible in a short time span although PMI was not well renowned in Colombo. All these were accomplished on the initiative and tireless efforts of former CEO of Mobitel Mr. Lalith De Silva, Mrs. Madhu Fernando PMP and other board members. Thereafter the PMI Colombo Chapter was formed and a public launch was successfully executed at JAIC Hilton in September 2004. The impressive number of membership and the positive response from them enabled the PMI Colombo chapter to achieve charter status in January 2005.

Project Management Institute - Colombo Chapter

Member Forum

PMI takes great pleasure in inviting you for a presentation on

“NORMS of 21st Century Management”

by Mr. Ajith Rohana Colonne

Venue : Taj Samudra, Colombo
     "Lower Crystal Room"

Date: Thursday : 26th February 2009

Time : 5.30pm - 8.00pm
Followed by snacks

RSVP:
Send Confirmations to : pmicc@sltnet.lk or
Please call Ophelia on : 2493518 / 2493500 Ext: 518 by 24/02/09

Quote of the Month

Project Risk Management

A risk is something that may happen and if it does, will have an adverse impact on the project. A few points here. "That may happen" implies a probability of less then 100%. If it has a probability of 100% - in other words it will happen - it is an issue. An issue is managed differently to a risk. A risk must also have a probability something above 0%. It must be a chance to happen or it is not a risk.

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