Mary Kay Pedigo Cpat Itil

Mary Kay Pedigo has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Mary Kay started their career as a Senior Consultant at Trainingclass.com in 1993. In 2004, they joined Montgomery College, where they played a key role in establishing the School of Project Management. Mary Kay'sresponsibilities included developing training programs, curriculum development, faculty evaluation, and expanding project management course offerings.

In 2012, Mary Kay worked as a Project Management Trainer on a contract basis at Phoenix TS. At NetMasters, Inc, where they worked from 1993 onwards, they served as a Senior Project Manager. In this role, they provided project management services across various projects, including web-database development, training program startup, network design, and software development. Some of their notable clients include the Department of Veterans' Affairs, AARP, and the University of Pittsburgh.

Mary Kay's other notable roles include serving as the Training Deputy Director at the Project Management Day of Service in 2015, and as the Director of Accounting Operations at Prudential Home Mortgage from 1992 to 1993. Mary Kay also held managerial positions at Comsat International and United Press International, where they contributed to the accounting and finance functions. Overall, Mary Kay Pedigo brings a wealth of experience in project management, training, and accounting to their professional endeavors.

Mary Kay Pedigo has a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and Accounting from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Mary Kay also pursued graduate studies in Political Science and Organizational Behavior at The George Washington University. In terms of certifications, Mary Kay Pedigo holds a PMP certification from the Project Management Institute and is a Certified Public Accountant. Additionally, they have obtained various instructional design certifications from Lynda.com, including Instructional Design Essentials in Models of ID, Needs Analysis, Storyboarding, and The Neuroscience of Learning.