About Ventura Project Group

Creating Sustainable Results

A Seattle native and Yale graduate with 22-years as project and program manager for established technology-focused companies, such as IBM, Wall Data, FourGen, and The Boeing Company, David Gallimore founded Ventura Project Group in January 2005 to help small to mid-sized companies achieve sustainable results.

Having been involved in nine startups involving seven different companies, Gallimore has hired dozens of consultants and contractors, successfully integrating them with existing employees to create high performance teams and innovative new businesses, products, services, and tools that are still in use and successful.

Through this experience, Gallimore quickly recognized that visionary leaders really needed a trusted advisor who could combine both big business management experience and entrepreneurial spirit to realize their innovative IT and business start up ideas.

And so, Ventura Project Group was born.

Ventura Project Group manages new IT and business start-up projects for established Pacific Northwest companies. Our experienced project managers combine Fortune 50 successes with an entrepreneurial spirit to help companies meet business objectives, while strengthening internal project teams. Creating order out of chaos, we help you launch your next great idea with sustainable results.

Our Commitment to You

We are proud members of the Institute of Management Consultants USA (IMC) and value their code of ethics. Ventura Project Group adheres to these very important standards of conduct for our clients, our community, our colleagues, and each other. For more information about the IMC and to read the code of ethics, click here.

Learning and Teaching Best Practices

We believe that keeping up with the latest best practices in IT and Business project management is good for business. Giving back to the next generation as a teacher, mentor, and researcher is good for the community. David is an Adjunct Professor at Seattle University's Albers School of Business and Economics. He co-founded a new community development and entrepreneurship clinic with the Center for Entrepreneurship. Law and business students team up with local business and legal leaders and two micro-lending organizations, WA Cash and Community Capital, to provide free consulting to new and existing companies and real world learning opportunities for the students. Click here for David's bio.