Mónica González

Mónica is an Industrial Engineer with more than 40 years of professional experience. She has worked extensively in public and private electrical companies, with a two-year specialization in Houston (Texas, USA) in electrical network automation. She was a member of the Communication Committee and the Environment and Sustainable Development Committee of Electricité de France (EDF) Branch America, along with colleagues from France, Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. She has an MBA (Universidad Católica de Córdoba, Argentina), an MPM (ADEN and Stetson University, USA), and PMP® (PMI) and GPM-m® (GPM Global) Certifications.

She has been involved with Integrated Organizational Management Systems according to International Standards. As an active player in ISO Standards, she was a collaborating member of the ISO PC/TC for Project, Program and Portfolio Management.  She is a member of the GPM Global Leadership Executive Team and main collaborator of the PRiSM Methodology.

As an advocate for the UNGC, her mission is to contribute to Global Sustainability, an imperative of the Society as a whole, tending to improve the quality of life, well-being and safety of people, rational use of resources and energy efficiency. Her legacy is Project Management for Peace.

She has been a Professor of Regenerative Development and Preparation of GPM-b Certification of the Faculty of Economics and Management for the Common Good at the University for International Cooperation, Costa Rica. Also, in other Latin American universities, including EAN (Colombia) and UAI (Chile). Co-recipient of the IPMA Achievement Award for “Applying sustainable principles to project execution”. October 2013.

Founding member and volunteer of the PMI Nuevo Cuyo Argentina Chapter (2008-2013). PMI Educational Foundation Liaison at PMINC (2010-2012). Member of the PMI Global Sustainability Community of Practice Board (2010-2012).