We are proud to announce a new milestone in our commitment to professional excellence and academic collaboration. The PMI Bulgaria Chapter has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of Transport “Todor Kableshkov” (VTU).
This partnership was formalized during a dedicated event on March 31st for the official establishment of the “Prof. Ognyan Andreev” Academic Center (Andreev Academy). Our President, Aneliya Chervenova, signed the agreement on behalf of the Chapter, signaling a shared vision for the future of management education in Bulgaria.
Advancing Academic Outreach
This agreement is a key component of the PMI Bulgaria Chapter’s broader Academic Outreach strategy, which aims to connect current and future project leaders through continuous learning
These initiatives are designed to:
We would like to give special recognition to Petya Dorovska, our Vice President of Professional Development and Academic Outreach, who is responsible for initiating and driving these vital engagements. Under her leadership, the Chapter continues to expand its network of partnering universities – now including VTU alongside institutions like Sofia University, UNWE, and the Technical University.
A Specialized Hub for Innovation: The “Prof. Ognyan Andreev” Academic Center
The newly launched Academy serves as a leading national and international platform for business training, scientific research, and innovation in production, operations, and project management
Its mission is to bridge the gap between academic theory and organizational practice, shaping leaders capable of navigating modern industry challenges
By aligning with academic centers like the Andreev Academy, we ensure that the next generation of professionals is equipped with the maturity and skills needed for real-world project success.
Stay tuned for upcoming collaborative events and educational opportunities arising from this new alliance.
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