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    Dangote Group Joins PMI’s Global Executive Council

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaFebruary 17, 2020Updated:October 11, 2025 Uncategorized No Comments3 Mins Read
    Dangote Group Joins PMI’s Global Executive Council
    Aliko Dangote, President Dangote Group
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    Dangote Group Joins PMI’s Global Executive Council

    The Dangote Group, a pan-African conglomerate, has been inducted into the influential Global Executive Council (GEC) of the Project Management Institute (PMI), making it the very first African business organisation to become a member in history.

    Accordingly, Dangote Industries Limited (DIL)’s Group Executive Director, Capital Projects, Devakumar Edwin, has pledged the commitment of the company to participate as a part of the PMI Global Executive Council.

    Dangote Group Joins PMI’s Global Executive Council
    Aliko Dangote, President Dangote Group

    Dangote Group would join over 80 other global businesses and organisations such as AB Volvo, Airbus, Ali Baba Group, Bank of England, BHP, Amazon, ABB, Boeing, Bosch Group, Australia Department of Defence, China Petroleum Engineering & Construction, Treasury Board of Canada, Microsoft, Wells Fargo etc. on the PMI council.

    PMI is one of the world’s largest not-for-profit membership associations for the project management profession with over 500,000 members and over 1,500,000 certification holders.

    They have led the work of project management advocacy for over 50 years PMI works closely with several multinational companies.

    By the induction into the elite PMI Council, the institute has shown confidence that Dangote Industries Ltd is one of such value-adding company and as such would like a collaborative relationship.

    The PMI Global Executive Council is a very exclusive partner network of some of the world’s most respected organisations.

    Working together in synergy as thought leaders and influencers, these organisations improve efficiency, lead cutting-edge innovation and make transformative changes in society.

    Read Also: The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved N1.8 billion for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of buildings of railway village in Agbo, Delta.

    Dangote Group thus has become the very first African company to be welcomed to this very powerful group of companies who are shaping the future of many industries globally.

    The group has joined and would participate as an equal stakeholder in this group of some of the world’s most respected organisations spread across different industries doing great things, changing the world!

    Dangote Group, according to Edwin, would have access to this group to gain insights into how market leaders are solving complex problems and also share how Dangote is solving problems in Africa.

    He also explained that Dangote Group would have access to exclusive site visits to major projects and innovation centres globally.

    It will gain access to exclusive learning and research material including best-in-class assessment and benchmarking tools for best practices in organisational project management.

    He stated that with Dangote Industries currently running some of the largest capital projects in the world including a fertiliser company and the largest single train oil refinery, this was indeed great for Dangote.

    Dangote Group Joins PMI’s Global Executive Council

     

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