Board of Directors

Larry Edmond is from the Bronx, New York and has always shown a zeal for professional development, learning, and teaching. Larry attended high school at Deerfield Academy in Deerfield Massachusetts. After graduating from Deerfield, Larry entered the U.S. Air Force with an academic background in Computer Science and began pursuing his current career in Project Management.

Larry began his Project Management career in 1990 as a United States Air Force staff officer in the Project Management Office on a $30 million project to automate all Air Force recruiting operations. Larry served fifteen years in the Air Force as a Senior Systems Analyst and Project Manager. Upon leaving the military in 1992 Larry Edmond continued to expand his Project Management experience in both the public and private sector.

As the Director of Information Technology at a local Community College, Larry directed the completion of over 400 projects in an environment that included 7,500 students, 200 faculty as well as over 1,500 computers.

In 2007 Larry completed his master’s degree in information technology management with a concentration in Project Management from Colorado Technical University and achieved his Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI). In 2023, Larry achieved his PMI- ACP Certification as an Agile Certified Practitioner.

Larry is currently a VP of Programs and Community Partnerships at a local nonprofit company and President of the AlamoPMI Chapter. He is a PMP and PMI-ACP in good standing and has been an AlamoPMI Chapter member since 2007.

Serving as a USAF Defensive Cyber Program Integration SME. Hands-on experience as a Project, Program, and Portfolio Manager with over 20yrs in TS/SCI environments, including roles as a Senior Program Manager for a large Federal IDIQ, DoD ERP Program Manager, NSA Project Manager, USSOCOM Deputy Project Manager, Intelligence Group Director of Operations, and (my personal favorite) Chief of Operations Intelligence, 2nd Bomb Wing, Barksdale AFB, LA (2001).

Mr. Mathis has more than eighteen (18) years of experience in civil engineering, starting at CEC in May of 2005. Initially working as an Engineer in Training (EIT), after obtaining his EIT certification 2004, he progressed upward in his career to project engineer and project manager roles overseeing dozens of projects and working to build a team of design and CAD staff after obtaining his Professional Engineering License in December of 2009. In 2021, Mr. Mathis became one of about a dozen shareholders in the company before the firm was acquired in November of 2021 by KCI Technologies, Inc. His current position is working in commercial land development as a Practice Leader | Senior Associate with ten (10) individuals on the team and working with other departments and outside clients and consultants on a variety of projects covering a spectrum of development. This includes feasibility studies, site grading, pavement design, utility design, drainage analysis, environmental, platting, bidding, permitting, and construction phase services for schools (K-12, public/private, and Universities), retail, food truck parks, large lot residential subdivisions, warehouses, hotels, zoos, theme parks, and pretty much anything that someone needs for development of their land.

Mr. Mathis currently holds a license to practice Civil Engineering in the State of Texas (since 2009), LEED Green Associate credential (since 2015), Low Impact Development Construction Inspection from Bexar County and San Antonio River Authority (since 2018), Secondary Marketing Research from UTSA (since 2017), and is a Project Management Professional (since 2017).

In addition to being a member of PMI, he is also a member of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers, ASCE, ACI, AISC, CCIM, NMRA, and is a UTSA Alumni. Mr. Mathis also volunteers his time to be a professional mentor for senior design students at the UTSA where he also presents to the class and resides on the end of semester panel to review final project presentations.

As the role of VP of Finance, I look to further expand my own experience and to represent Alamo PMI based on my experience with taking on and managing new challenges.

LaTasha Freeman is an encouraged & inspired Program Manager with 15+ years of experience as a senior project manager and director on the senior leadership team, working passionately to provide excellence in the management sector.

She's dedicated to her career and professional development as a Certified Project Management Professional, Scrum Master, LSSGB, Product Owner and Diversity & Inclusion. She has also extended her time to Wells Fargo Employee Resource Network Groups, Mentor for Hire Heroes USA, and local organization for young women and girls.

She's happily married to an amazing active-duty Army service member whom she met in Kuwait in 2004. LaTasha is a proud graduate of the University of Tennessee and holds a degree in B.A. in Industrial/Organization Psychology and A.A.S. in Business Management. Now she's pursuing her Master of Legal Studies from GCU with an ambition to bring innovative ideas to the business world.

She believes that networking and a positive attitude is a simple but inspiring promise that defines your entire career journey and will lead the way to success. So, she desires to help high achievers like 'You' win at business, succeed in life, and lead confidently.

LaTasha is on a mission to bring revolution to the project management sector by connecting with business owners and helping them implement strategic ideas to grow their businesses exponentially!

I served as the Director of Speakers for the Alamo Project Management Institute. Then, I was elected to serve as the Vice President of Outreach. And later, I was elected to serve as President. Today, I am still serving my Chapter and try to answer the call to help/give back to the profession as often and as frequently as I can. Becoming certified as a project management professional (PMP) (what feels like) so many years ago, was one of the most important things that I could have done for my professional journey.

Over the years, I've maintained my membership and kept my certification active. And it's been one of the greatest value-added commitments that I've ever had in my
professional career as a founding PMO ED and management consultant.

La Juana Chambers Lawson is the Founder and CEO at Tacit Growth Strategies, a leading project management office (PMO) that manages a diverse portfolio of public and private sector entity projects and programs. Tacit Growth Strategies specializes in charitable fundraising (grant writing and administration), nonprofit management and government contracting. La Juana is a Commercial REALTOR with Phyllis Browning Company who proudly serves as a buyer and tenant agent for local professional service businesses and nonprofits with great diligence, respect and sustainability. She has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, Entrepreneur, Forbes, Marquis Who's Who in America (Texas Business Owners), is a San Antonio Business Journal 40 Under 40 Honoree (2022), a Finalist for the National Association of Women Business Owners San Antonio Chapter's Women Business Owner Awards (2023), and a 2024 Inductee of the distinguished San Antonio Women's Hall of Fame. She is an international best-selling author of “Master Grant Writing: A Project Manager’s Guide”.

La Juana serves as Director-General of the Global Alliance for Angel Investor and
Venture Capital Networks by the esteemed Global Council for the Promotion of
International Trade, Board President of the Bexar County/City of San Antonio U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development Continuum of Care TX-500 Close to
Home, formerly known as South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless (SARAH),
Vice President of the Fair Contracting Coalition, Community Advisory Board Member of the River City Federal Credit Union, Board Director and Procurement Chair of the
African American Chamber of Commerce of San Antonio, and Mayor Ron Nirenberg's
appointee to the City of San Antonio's Small Business Economic Development
Advocacy (SBEDA) Committee.

Everet is a licensed professional Realtor at Keller Williams Heritage. He is also a certified project management professional holding a PMP. He has consistently demonstrated an affinity for helping other people and standing up for them and matters of principle that might help others that he encounters struggling with life challenges.

Everet earned a Master’s degree from Webster University. He possesses a deep-held passion for helping others; that passion has inspired him to devote over 30 years of military and public service successfully. Such devotion has enabled him to selflessly serve in the military, and with
compassion in the medical field; serving in various leadership roles while mending hearts and establishing cardiology services.

Throughout his career, Everet has served in multiple industries and in various positions, including as a project manager for construction; operations manager in healthcare, program manager, coordinator, trainer, and consultant. Everet graduated with a Master’s degree from Webster University and is a certified project manager. All said, he has an extensive history of supporting communities and organizations in the San Antonio area.

Today, Everet enjoys working as a Realtor taking care of people, one on one, in groups, and on teams. Everet is family oriented and has been involved in getting people situated in the communities that best suit their needs and interests.

Cynthia's career began as a computer programmer, after graduating from Bloomsburg University with a BS in Computer Science. While enjoying the technical aspects of her career, she became a project leader and helped her teams successfully complete projects from requirements through to implementation.

Joining H-E-B as a Project Manager in 2014, Cynthia soon realized she wanted more knowledge to be successful in that role. She joined Alamo PMI and was inspired to earn her Project Management Professional certification in October of 2016.

Cynthia is also an avid member of Toastmasters, belonging to a couple of clubs here in San Antonio. She has often served in officer roles in these clubs, helping the members learn and grow, and keeping the clubs moving forward.

Realizing she also wanted to help our Alamo PMI organization, she has been part of an Outreach panel event at UTSA, and assisted our election committee to find new officers and guide them through the requirements to become candidates. She has now taken on the role of APMI VP of Volunteers, to further help Alamo PMI find the right people to help us succeed.

Cynthia enjoys her work at H-E-B, and helping her APMI and TM organizations as her 'professional' hobbies. For her personal goals, she does cat rescue, helping feral cats get health care and neutering, and then finding homes for the kitties that are adoptable. She squeezes in a little travel and relaxation time with her husband, too!

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Priscilla Torres is a Program Manager at TMCI, Inc. Responsible for the coordination and completion of projects in support of Data Quality for the Defense Health Agency (DHA). Provides subject matter expertise in areas including project scope definition, risk identification, project methodology, resource allocation, facilitation, and other areas of expertise based on established project management techniques. Ensures projects are completed on time and in scope.

Priscilla has been a member of the Alamo PMI chapter since 2011 and became a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) in June 2012. She has served as Director of Membership, VP of Membership 2014-2016, Director of Operations supporting the VP of Programs, and Chapter President 2019-2023.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business, Management, Economics with a concentration Health Services and a Masters of Health Administration (MHA) degree.

“Good leadership isn’t about advancing yourself. It’s about advancing your team”, (John C. Maxwell)

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