The Project Management Institute, New Zealand (PMINZ)

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PMINZ was established in 1994, as a chapter of the Project Management Institute to encourage the development of professionalism in Project Management within New Zealand.

PMINZ currently has over 1,500 members throughout New Zealand with active Branches and Groups operating in:

Auckland (including Hamilton Group)

Central (includes Hawkes Bay Group) includes North Island from Wellington to New Plymouth and Gisborne

South Island (including Nelson Group and Dunedin Sub-Branch)

Anyone interested in project management is welcome to attend their local Branch monthly meeting to network and listen to a guest speaker.

PMINZ also provides many professional development opportunities through the annual conference, seminar series and facilitation of study groups for those wanting to gain their Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. There are also Special Interest Groups that cater to the different industries.

This PMINZ web site aims to provide information that is relevant to its New Zealand members and those interested in Project Management, particularly within New Zealand. You are encouraged to take a look at the PMI website for more information on standards, research, publications and what is happening globally.

You can now phone PMINZ +64 4 970 2005
or email
PMINZ@pmi.org.nz

 

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