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passing the Project Management Professional exam.
“Every single thing PMOLink does is to invest in
their employees and make them better because the
better and more qualified they make us, the more we
can handle for our clients,” said Angela Nelson, who
worked her way up from billable consultant to a project
manager.
The company also pays employees’ annual dues and
monthly meeting fees for professional organizations.
Employees can also nominate any of their co-workers
for the company’s quarterly Golden Link Award for
outstanding achievement. The winner receives $200
and an engraved award.
Events at PMOLink include a monthly movie night
the first Thursday of every month with popcorn, pizza
and drinks at the corporate office.
PMOLink conducts most of its events at its 2001
Lakeshore Drive headquarters in Mandeville, which is
the historic, 187-year-old Justine Plantation overlooking
Lake Pontchartrain. The company moved there
after Hurricane Katrina destroyed its West End headquarters
in New Orleans.
“It’s so nice to have a place for events, and it doesn’t
seem like you’re having it at a business,” said Georgine
Berthelot, director of training and engagement manager.
“We have a lot of people working in various places
and telecommuting, and the company does a great job
of consciously bringing people together and providing
a good time.”•
— Tommy Santora
Right: PMOLink employees take a break on the office’s front porch overlooking
Lake Pontchartrain.
Below: PMOLink employees stand on the staircase of their Mandeville
headquarters, which is the historic, 187-year-old Justine Plantation Home.
Photo courtesy PMOLink
Photo courtesy PMOLink
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