Rebecca (Becky) Winston
Idaho Falls, USA
Rebecca (Becky) Winston, Esq., JD, PMI Fellow, is a former Chair of the board of the Project Management Institute (PMI®). Becky has over 30 years of experience in program and project management, primarily on programs funded by the US government or their contractors.
Active in PMI since 1993, Rebecca Winston helped pioneer PMI's Specific Interest Groups (SIGs) in the nineties, including the Project Earth and Government SIGs, and was a founder and first co-chair of the Women in Project Management SIG. She served two terms on the PMI board of directors as director at large, Secretary Treasurer, Vice Chair (for two years), and Chair (2002). She was elected a PMI Fellow in 2005. She is also a member of the American Bar Association and the Association of Female Executives in the United States. She currently is the Executive Vice President of the College of Performance Management and the lead for their ISO standards committee given her 25 plus years of ISO experience.
She has served as an advisor to organizations such as the National Nuclear Security Administration (USA), U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on topics ranging from Program and Project Management to project reviews, risk management, vulnerability assessments, software development and artificial intelligence. She served on the Air Force Studies Board for six years and serves the Intelligence Science Technology Engineering Group for the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, as well as actively serving on many studies for the National Research Council. She can be contacted at rebeccawinston@yahoo.com
Updated 7 February 2017
Articles and Papers
- AI and Cybersecurity – Issues for Project Managers and Teams to be Aware of, Part 5 - Series Article - Di Filippo , Winston, Ramirez, Alcelay, Mesa - November 2024
- Projects, Project Managers, and Organizations Functioning in an AI Information Age - Series Article - Di Filippo , Winston, Ramirez, Alcelay, Mesa - September 2024
- Issues for Project Managers and Teams to be Aware of, Part 3 (AI in Project Management) - Series Article - Di Filippo , Winston, Ramirez, Mesa, Alcelay - August 2024
- Issues for Project Managers and Teams to be Aware of, Part 2 (Artificial Intelligence Use in Project Management:) - Series Article - Di Filippo , Ramirez, Mesa, Alcelay, Winston - July 2024
- Part 1: Issues That Project Managers and Other Members of the Project Team Should Be Aware of (Artificial Intelligence Use in Project Management) - Series Article - Di Filippo , Winston, Ramirez, Mesa - June 2024
- Need for Holistic Application of Cognitive Readiness for Project Value Creation: Complete Leadership for Project Team Success - Second Edition - Di Filippo , Winston, Martínez Almela - April 2023
- Cognitive Readiness in Disruptive Times (CrinDT) - Second Edition - Di Filippo , Winston, Martínez Almela - March 2023
- Cognitive Readiness for Project and Program Management Teams During Times of Crisis - Commentary - Winston - November 2020
- Outreach, Networking, Communicating—Oh My! But I Am An Introvert - Commentary - Winston - September 2019
- Options for the New Project Manager or Inexperienced Project Manager - Commentaries - Winston - October 2017
- The Consultant and The Client Relationship - Advisory Articles - Winston - February 2017
- Experts needed for US TAG for ISO TC 258 - Commentaries - Winston - October 2016
- Check Your Stress for Your Health and Your Career - Commentaries - Winston - May 2016
- Accepting the Moniker of SME: The Onus of Experience - Commentaries - Winston - November 2013
- Visceral Response to Communications – Commentary – Winston – April 2013 - Commentaries - Winston - April 2013
- No Matter the Euphemism – Commentary – Winston – October 2012 - Commentaries - Winston - October 2012
- Networking: With all the tools, meetings and conference calls, where are our Networks? - Commentaries - Winston - August 2012