PMI CTT's Events

Smart PM's learn from their mistakes, Wise PMs learn from other's mistakes. 
Join us to share and learn best practices from your fellow Waterloo region PMs.

This event will feature an open discussion and lessons learned session, providing a platform for attendees to share their experiences, insights, and learn from each other. It’s a great opportunity to network with professionals, expand your knowledge, and contribute to the PMI-CTT community.

Refreshments will be provided, making for a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect and learn with your peers. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Topic: Social Circle Event: Open Discussion & Lessons Learned

Speaker: Alex Letona  (PMI-CTT Director, Events)

Alex Letona, Director of Events, is responsible for PMI-CTT’s annual calendar of events, including the chapter’s flagship event, the Symposium, and is jointly accountable for the oversight of the PMI-CTT chapter. This role reports directly to the President of the Board.

Prior to assuming this position, Mr. Letona held the positions of Communications Manager, and, most recently, VP, Web Administration. As VP, he managed a team of four that developed and maintained the chapter’s information technology needs. Under Mr. Letona’s leadership, the chapter’s website underwent a complete redesign and email migration, among other initiatives. He also actively participated in Chapter Leadership team meetings and contributed to the annual strategic plan. He achieved his Project Management Professional (PMP) designation in 2015 and has been volunteering with PMI-CTT since 2013.

Mr. Letona is the PMO Manager, with the University of Guelph. He is currently responsible for the strategy and leadership of the University's PMO at the University. Other initiatives he has worked on include spearheading the Institutional Change Management at the University.

Mr. Letona graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Computer Science College and Francisco Marroquin University in Guatemala. Mr. Letona, his wife, and two sons live in Cambridge, Ontario.