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13.7.2020 15:02:09 CEST | Business Wire | Press release
Project Management Institute (PMI) today announced its first annual Future 50 list, which features the 50 next generation leaders that are creating, building, and transforming the world through notable projects. The 50 young standout project leaders highlighted in the specially dedicated July/August issue of PM Network ® magazine represent the wave of change and talent around the globe—a youthquake that will reshape the future and accelerate innovation in the here and now. Honorees include groundbreaking achievements from people across a variety of industries and countries, including Director Greta Gerwig, Laura Jones from the Special Olympics and Miishe Addy from Jetstream Africa.
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“As a new generation of leaders rise around the world we are seeing them have additional guiding principles and motivations when compared to earlier generations. Organizations are already rethinking how they can attract, retain and help foster this generation of talent,” said Sunil Prashara, President and CEO of Project Management Institute. “This next generation of project leaders are deeply committed to driving change across the world – from having a deep sense of social responsibility and improving the environment to driving diversity and inclusion. The 50 individuals featured on this list are some of the biggest change makers of their generation. They exemplify the power and transformative change that can happen through projects.”
As part of the July/August issue of PM Network , PMI interviewed this year’s Future 50 winners and other seasoned professionals around the globe to uncover ways to encourage this next generation of talent. The issue also outlines six rules to harness the power of these future-focused professionals, including igniting a learning culture; picking up the pace of development; a flatter, more communicative leadership team; more purpose-driven work; and constant, iterative feedback.
To identify this year’s Future 50 honorees, PMI reached out to hundreds of experts and stakeholders across the globe for nominations. A special committee vetted the rising project professionals and narrowed the options. Finalists were then individually researched and/or interviewed to create a list that represents the full spectrum of regions, industries and achievements in The Project Economy – where work increasingly centers around executing projects both large and small. While some honorees are Project Management Professional (PMP)® credential holders, others would not even describe themselves as project managers. What unites the Future 50 is a commitment to project work as the foundation of positive impact, for today and tomorrow.
To learn more about the complete list of honorees and the rules to drive this next generation of talent, visit PMI.org/Future50 .
The 50 Future Leaders to Watch:*
- Abdullah Seflan, Saudi Aramco
- Ada Osakwe, Qantas
- Adam Fahrenkopf, Google
- Alagesan Hanippuya, RHB Banking Group
- Andrew Walters, National Australia Bank
- Arman Köklü, GE
- Bilel Manai, Al Bawsala
- Boyan Slat, The Ocean Cleanup
- Rep. Bryan Steil, United States House of Representatives
- Charlyn Johnson, UK Ministry of Justice
- Diletta Invernizzi, Jacobs
- Gabriel Costa Caldas, Alpha Ports
- Geetha Gopal, Panasonic
- Gillian Dowds, BAE Systems Maritime
- Gregory Daniels, Zoom
- Greta Gerwig, Director
- Greta Thunberg, Climate Change Activist
- Hayden Brown, Upwork
- Janeen Blige, IBM
- Jaspreet Dol, DXC
- Jenk Oz, Thred
- Jia Song, Didi
- Jonathan Kadishson, Burns & McDonnell
- Julissa Mateo Abad, Bunker
- Kamil Mroz, UCB
- Kaspar Korjus, PactumAI
- Katerina Treppeschova, Facebook
- Kenneth Harris II, NASA
- Laura Jones, Special Olympics
- Leanne Pittsford, Include.io/Lesbians Who Tech
- Lijuan Gao, NICE
- Marina Tranchitella, Sport Club Internacional
- Miishe Addy, Jetstream Africa
- Pascale Sablan, S9 Architecure
- Rajesh Kumar Nalla, Techimax IT
- Prime Minster Sanna Marin, Government of Finland
- Sevi Rich, BHP
- Sitanshu Dash, Adobe
- Stephen Xu, Alibaba
- Taiwo Abraham, Horizant
- Tamara Kotevska, Documentary Producer
- Tiago Chavez Oliveira, Government of Brazil
- Tim Kaltwasser, Airbus
- Vidhya Abhjith, Codewave Tech
- Vihari Kanukollu, UrbanKisaan
- Wanja Murekio, Safaricom
- Whitney Wolfe Herd, Bumble
- Ye Fei, ZTE
- Yingjin Liu, DSM
- Yoftahe Yohannes, Ericsson
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About Project Management Institute (PMI)
Project Management Institute (PMI) is the world's leading association for those who consider project, program or portfolio management their profession. Through global advocacy, collaboration, education and research, we work to prepare more than three million professionals around the world for The Project Economy: the coming economy in which work, and individuals, are organized around projects, products, programs and value streams. Now 50 years in the making, we work in nearly every country around the world to advance careers, improve organizational success and further mature the project management profession through globally-recognized standards, certifications, communities, resources, tools, academic research, publications, professional development courses and networking opportunities. As part of the PMI family, ProjectManagement.com creates online global communities that deliver more resources, better tools, larger networks and broader perspectives. Visit us at www.PMI.org , www.projectmanagement.com www.facebook.com/PMInstitute and on Twitter @PMInstitute.
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