With eight years as its executive vice president and COO under Balestrero, he already made his mark on credentialing group Mark Langley had a head start when he became CEO of the Project Management Institute in January. Langley He already had helped lead the $130 million-revenue group for eight years as executive vice president, coinciding with the eight-year tenure of his predecessor, Greg Balestrero, who retired in December. “One of the big challenges coming into a new role is that it takes quite a while to meet all of [the board members and stakeholders] so it was a great benefit to have the existing relationships that I did,” Langley told CEO Update.… Read More