Meet Tom Mochal, PMP®

Tom Mochal, PMP President, TenStep, Inc. Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Background

2002 - present. President of TenStep, Inc., a company focused on methodology development, training and consulting. Head of The TenStep Group, a network of TenStep offices supporting the TenStep process languages around the world.

Credentials / Accomplishments

• Awarded 2005 Distinguished Contribution Award from the Project Management Institute (PMI)

• Author, Lessons in People Management, BookSurge, 2005

• Author, Lessons in Project Management, Apress, Inc., 2003

• Speaker at numerous PMI local chapter meetings.

• Primary author all TenStep, Inc. products

• Author of a weekly project management email with a circulation of 18,000+ readers.

• One of two colleagues in The Management Mentors, a group dedicated to building knowledge in project management, IT management and leadership/personal development.

• Writer for a number of websites and newsletters, with over 550 columns published on project management, people management, organizational process management and the development life-cycle. These include:

  • Columns at www.TechRepublic.com for project management, under the title of "The Mentor".

  • Contributor to newsletters of numerous PMI Special Interest Groups.

  • Author of monthly project management tip in the Pipeline newsletter for www.Quest.com.

• Member of the Atlanta, Georgia (USA) chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI).

• Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification from the Project Management Institute.

• Member of the American Management Association (AMA).

• Member of the American Society for the Advancement of Project Management (asapm®)

• Over 20 years of project management and people management experience

• Over 17 years experience managing and coaching project managers

2000 - 2002.  Geac Computers, a software company headquartered in Toronto, Canada. Director of Internal Development at the Atlanta Division headquarters. 

1991-2000. The Coca-Cola Company. Program Manager for the worldwide deployment of project management and lifecycle methodology. IT Application Director for the company's largest business unit and project manager for multiple initiatives. (Other positions as well ...)

1984-1991. Cap Gemini Ernst and Young. Various responsibilities including Florida Branch Manager, Director of Technical Services and Business Development Executive.

1979-1984. Eastman Kodak. Programmer, analyst, project manager