Currently Serving, Director of Marketing:
Dr. Morgan Henrie, PMP
Statement of Qualifications: I am Dr. Morgan Henrie, PMP and President of MH Consulting, Inc., providing
project management expertise and training to the Oil and Gas as well as
telecommunication industry. Since its 1997 inception MH Consulting has
managed projects both nationally and internationally. Prior to starting MH
Consulting I provided a variety of services to Alyeska Pipeline Service Co.
located in Anchorage, Alaska.
At the same time I've presented project management training courses in
Alaska, Virginia, and the Russian Far east.
I've written and presented more than a dozen papers, both nationally and
internationally, that include the leading project management conferences,
i.e. Project Management Institute and the International Project Management
Association (Europe), as well as engineering and management conferences. I
have papers that have been either printed by or are accepted for publication
in project management, knowledge management and oil and gas journals.
From an academic perspective I'm a PhD from Old Dominion University
currently researching culture and communications within multi-national
projects. I hold a MS Project Management from The George Washington
University, as well as BSEE and BA in Technology Management.
A sample of my project management experience includes design, development
and implementation of major fiber optic telecommunication systems,
supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) projects as well as near
real time training simulation systems that provide operator training and
certifications.
I've taught university level Project Management Courses for Old Dominion
University and University of Alaska Anchorage American-Russian center. I've
also presented graduate level training courses within the Russian Far East
in support of U. S. Department of Labor educational grants.
Statement of Goals for this Position
I am in full agreement with the asapm Board that one of the major needs of
asapm is to increase the size of the membership through marketing.
Additionally, a major asapm challenge is to raise our organization's
visibility within the United States public and private agencies. As an
entrepreneur I have had to develop the skills required to market and grow a
successful firm. These skills are critical for growing asapm within the
United States.
With a limited budget for a small
organization it will be necessary to use free public relations approaches
versus paid advertising. This approach will be augmented through the use
of the members at large. It is our membership base that provides the
greatest inroads to the public and private organizations that will see asapm
awareness expand, which will equate to the membership growth and
organizational acceptance.
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