SEATTLE, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Puget Sound PMI announced today three regional executives from Expedia, Port of Seattle and McKinstry will join the Project Management Institute (PMI) on September 23 in a professional forum on Sustainable Growth through Innovation as part of a 25th anniversary celebration.

Tay Yoshitani (CEO, Port of Seattle), Eric Grosse (President, Expedia) and Doug Moore (President, McKinstry) will offer their experience and outlook as major players in the Puget Sound professional community. The theme of the discussion will focus on innovation and sustainability as key methods for the continued growth of organizations and individuals. Greg Balestrero, CEO of PMI, is flying into Seattle to moderate the panel.

"We are honored to have such amazing regional executives provide insight and perspective to our local community as part of our 25th anniversary celebration," states Shelley Gaddie, Puget Sound PMI President. "You won't want to miss your chance to network and interact with this remarkable group of leaders."

As the first LEED certified, green building in Seattle, the Hyatt at Olive 8 was chosen for the September 23rd, 5:30 pm, dinner event location. Space is limited and early registration discounts apply until September 18. Admission ranges from $40 to $60. More information can be found on the Puget Sound PMI website: http://www.pspmi.org.

The Puget Sound Chapter of the Project Management Institute has served the greater Seattle community as a not-for-profit for over 25 years and strives to be a forum for excellence in project management. With over 2,500 active members, it is the largest chapter on the West Coast and is the 17th largest chapter in the world. Its members represent project management professionals in private and public sectors of major and local organizations. For more information on Puget Sound PMI, visit http://www.pspmi.org or call 206.623.8632.

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    Cari Stieglitz, VP Marketing
    marketing@pugetsoundpmi.org
    p: 206.604.9916
    f: 206.575.9255

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SOURCE Project Management Institute-Puget Sound Chapter