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Hybrid: The Future of Project Management

Webinar May 14

So, what is Hybrid project management? Hybrid project management is about choosing more than one way of working to reflects the project characteristics that are both Predictive and Adaptive. It is a way of working that epitomizes adaptability and flexibility.

After this one-hour session, learners will be able to:

Understand importance of the Output→Outcome→Value Delivery Model that is essential in identifying the “right” project characteristics
Apply the Suitability Filter, with the “right” project characteristics, to generate a diagram that reflects the “right” development approach
Distinguish between development approaches and life cycle models, methods and frameworks; they are not the same
Appreciate how the Four-Square Hybrid Model can help guide your hybrid project management efforts

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Jacqueline E. Dennis, Senior Consultant, International Institute for Learning, Inc. (IIL), is a Project Management Professional with experience that encompasses technical, instructional, and soft science skill sets.

WHEN : May 14, 2026; 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM

WHERE : Zoom

COST and REGISTRATION : Chapter members - FREE | Guests - $5

PDUs : 1 Ways of Working

Connect with PMINEO! Networking at Noon May 19

Networking at Noon is a initiative for the local chapter to provide an open forum where members can communicate / network with other PMINEO members. They can ask questions, seek advice/input, or just listen.

WHEN : May 19, 2026; 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM

WHERE : Zoom

COST and REGISTRATION : Chapter members - FREE | Guests - $25

Project Management at the Edge: Lessons from a Winter Great Lakes Traverse

June 2

This session explores how project management principles can be applied far beyond traditional business environments. Through the lens of a first-of-its-kind endurance adventure riding a bicycle across portions of all five frozen Great Lakes.

Our guest speaker, IT Project Manager Eric McKinney, walks us through how he approached the journey as a structured project. From defining scope and building a realistic timeline to route planning, weather analysis, risk assessment, equipment selection, and budgeting, this talk demonstrates how disciplined planning and adaptability enabled the successful execution of a highly unconventional goal.

Light snacks and drinks (pop, water) will be served.

WHEN : June 2, 2026; 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM

WHERE : Carmel Boyer School of Business | Kamm Hall, 191 E Center Street, Berea, OH, 44017

COST and REGISTRATION: Chapter members - FREE | Guests - $10

PDUs : 1 Ways of Working

Generative AI for Problem Solving

Webinar June 17

In this presentation, presented by Dr. Leon Herszon, we will explore how industry-leading Generative AI models (like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot) can help you tackle project management problems with speed and ingenuity.

Explore how Large Language Models can become your expert problem-solving partner. Discover how AI can boost your analytical and creative capabilities, increasing project management performance. Bring your laptop or portable device to follow the prompts live. We end up with an overview on how to accelerate AI adoption in your organization.

WHEN : June 17, 2026; 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM

WHERE : Zoom

COST and REGISTRATION: Chapter members - FREE | Guests - $5

PDUs : 1 Ways of Working

Professional Development Day – Let’s Make History! June 24

Engaged people and strong cultures drive better experiences, and disciplined transformation leadership makes them stick.

WHY ATTEND

This year’s Professional Development Day is designed as a full progression:

Morning focus on engagement and culture
Late morning real-world case study on transformation and public engagement
Afternoon focus on disciplined transformation execution

You will leave with practical tools you can apply immediately to strengthen team performance, governance discipline, and organizational outcomes.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Morning Keynote: The Employee Engagement Advantage by Jeff Tobe - Key insights on how winning cultures drive better customer experiences, with takeaways on engagement, ownership, and touchpoints.

Late Morning Session: Museum Transformation and Public Engagement by Meenakshi Sharma - A practical look at how large-scale transformation, programming, and community engagement come together to drive sustainable impact and operational excellence.

Afternoon Interactive Session: Managing Difficult Transformations by Olivier Lazar - Hands-on session on diagnosing transformation vs. improvement, aligning governance to complexity, and strengthening decision discipline.

No walk-ins. Attendees must register by June 17th.

WHEN : June 24, 2026; 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM

WHERE : Cleveland Museum of Natural History, 1 Wade Oval Drive, Cleveland, OH, 44106

COST and REGISTRATION* : Chapter Member - $90 | Student - $90 | Guest - $100

*Includes presentation, food and beverages, and parking fees.

PDUs - 5 (2.0 Power Skills | 2.0 Ways of Working | 1.0 Business Acumen)