Dr. Emad Rahim is the Kotouc Family Endowed Professor and Chair at Bellevue University and serves as the Director of Project Management Programs. An esteemed author, educator, and entrepreneur, Dr. Rahim's impressive portfolio includes being a Fulbright Recipient and a TEDx Speaker, celebrated for his profound expertise in project management. With over 15 years of experience steering a diverse array of projects nationwide, Dr. Rahim has earned a stellar reputation in the field. His academic journey is adorned with post-doctoral qualifications from renowned institutions such as Harvard University, Tulane University, and the University of Maryland/UC. Dr. Rahim's academic prowess is further highlighted by his Ph.D. in Organizational Sustainability from Capitol Technology University, a Doctor of Management (DM), and two master’s degrees in business from Colorado Technical University. Dr. Rahim's dedication and excellence have been acknowledged through numerous prestigious honors, including an honorary Ph.D. from The Chicago School, a Community Impact Award from SUNY Empire State College, and a Distinguished Alumni Award from the American Association of Community Colleges. His professional certifications, comprising PMP, A-CSM, CSP-SM, APMC, OMCP, CM, and CMgt, solidify his standing as an authority in project management. Dr. Rahim's contributions to academia and industry have left an indelible mark, reflecting his commitment to fostering innovation, leadership, and excellence in project management.