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Robert Max Wideman
Born (1927-01-19) January 19, 1927 (age 97)
Penarth, United Kingdom
NationalityBritish and Canadian
EducationB.Sc Honours Civil Engineering, 1947, City & Guilds College, London University, England
Occupation(s)Civil engineer, project management consultant, author, professional speaker
Organization(s)Engineering Institute of Canada Vice President Ontario Region (1973-4)

Project Management Institute Vice President Member Services (1984-6)
Project Management Institute President (1987)
Project Management Institute Chairman of the Board (1988)

Founding Sponsor & Secretary, The Wideman Education Foundation (2007)
Known forDevelopment of the Projec Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK)
SpouseAudrey Eva Wideman
AwardsProfessional Service Award, Association of Professional Engineers of BC

Fellow, Institution of Civil Engineers, UK (1969)
Fellow, Engineering Institute of Canada (?)
Project Management Institute Distinguished Contribution (1985)
Project Management Institute Person of the Year (1986)
Fellow Project Management Institute (1989)

Fellow, Canadian Society of Civil Engineers (1994)
Websitemaxwideman.com

Max Wideman Robert Max Wideman, B.Sc. Eng (Hons), FCSCD, FEIC, FICE, FPMI, P.Eng. was born January 19th, 1927. He is widely known simply as Max Wideman. He trained as a civil engineer, and in his early years practiced as a construction manager. Later the steps required to manage a modern construction contract and subsequently the process evolving into the discipline of project management fascinated him. He is considered the father of the "Project Management Body of Knowledge", a term that he invented. He is perhaps best known for his comprehensive project management knowledge legacy web site that contains over 12,500 pages, 550 "Issacons"*) and 280,000 links (as of September 2010).


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