FAQs

Contact the PMINEO webmaster at webmaster@pmineo.org. Allow 24 to 48 hours for a response.

Virtual events remain open until the event itself. In-person events close midnight the Sunday before the week of the meeting, or earlier if capacity is reached. This allows an accurate attendee count for food service.

Refunds can be requested by contacting webmaster@pmineo.org. Cancellation prior to 72 hours of the event will result in 100 percent refund of event costs, less the electronic payment processing fee. Event Terms and Conditions explain if cancelling qualifies for a refund.

1. The member may not be logged into the website. (Log in with the same PMI membership credentials.)
2. New, lapsed and renewed members may need to wait 24 to 48 hours for membership changes to reach PMINEO’s database.

Log on to https://www.pmi.org > go to the MyPMI page (upper right hand corner of the site) > in the profile settings, look for the membership Chapter name > print this page as a pdf (or copy and paste it into a Word document and convert it to a PDF.)

1. Attach the PDF and email it to webmaster@pmineo.org.

Email: webmaster@pmineo.org.

PMINEO member profiles are sourced from a PMI.org member profile. It may take two to four days for PMI.org to complete the member update process for new members or those whose membership has lapsed. Until complete, it is not possible to log on to the PMINEO Chapter website. Please reach out to webmaster@pmineo.org for assistance in registration until the update is complete.

After joining, look for an email from customercare@pmi.org with information about how to create a MyPMI profile. (The email may be in the spam folder!). This email signals members that membership processing is complete.

Note: PMI member login is the same for PMI.org and PMINEO.org.

1. Go to the PMINEO home page, click on Member Login.
2. Click on \\\\\\\"Forgot Password?\\\\\\\"
3. Enter the username associated with the membership.
4. An email with a link will be sent to reset the password.
5. Once reset, login to the PMINEO site.

Email: webmaster@pmineo.org.

Yes! You can absolutely help your friends and colleagues level up their career with the power of PMI Membership. To get started, complete the form here. 

The Chapter is always seeking volunteers. Review all current volunteer opportunities here. Looking for something else? Contact volunteering@pmineo.org.

Under the Professional Development > Career Opportunities, select Submit a Job Opening.

Under the Professional Development > Career Opportunities, select PMINEO Jobs.

Opportunities may also be found at PMI.org.

Earning PDUs is necessary for professional certification maintenance as well as keeping updated on the latest in the Project Management profession. To ensure a smooth renewal process, PMI has split PDUs into two categories: Education and Giving Back to the Profession. Each category has various methods for earning PDUs.

Education PDUs
There are minimum requirements for Education PDUs around the PMI Talent Triangle—Ways of Working, Power Skills and Business Acumen. Once you fulfill those requirements, the rest is up to you. MORE

Giving Back to the Profession PDUs
Although not required for recertification, earning Giving Back PDUs is a great way to expand your knowledge and skills while growing personally and professionally. You can learn more here or volunteer at PMINEO!

Below is a list of additional sources regarding how to maintain PDUs.

Learn how to earn Continuing Certification Requirements (CCRs) to maintain certification by looking at the handbook and other resources at:
https://ccrs.pmi.org/info/handbooksguides

PMINEO does not offer coaching or mentoring regarding PMP course materials.  The Chapter can provide insight into what is needed for the PMP application, but assistance would end at that point.

The Chapter has partnership agreements including discounts with International Institute of Learning (IIL), Velociteach (instructor led), Velociteach (online) and Peak Business. These companies are approved to provide PMP training from PMI.

As a PMP holder, it is required to complete 60 hours of continuing education every three years to renew PMP credentials.

PMI provides useful information regarding pursuing PMP certification and options to consider while preparing for the exam which are listed in this Word document.

PMINEO does not offer a PMP study group and has no plans to create one.

Attend PMI Northeast Ohio chapter meetings
https://pmineo.org/calendar

View recordings of past online chapter meetings (not all meetings are recorded): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHcFCcjmiM6tHttgFXg4dBQ

Volunteer with the local PMI Northeast Ohio chapter
https://pmineo.org/volunteer

Visit projectmanagement.com and attend webinars
https://www.projectmanagement.com/

Take professional development courses from Baldwin Wallace:
https://pmineo.org/baldwin-wallace-university

Take professional development courses from our other partners: https://pmineo.org/partners-providers

Listen to podcasts:

• PMI Projectified
• PM Podcast 
• Velociteach Manage This

Attendance of courses, events and webinars often enable automatic reporting of PDUs. However, in some cases the attendee will need to submit a claim. Submitting a claim can be accomplished by accessing the PMI website, entering the log in information and then accessing the dashboard. Select the Education or Giving Back to the Profession activity attended and complete the form.

Access the dashboard and select the View Claim History link to review the status of earned and claimed PDUs.

If there are any questions or issues when experienced when reporting PDUs, select the Need help with your PDU? button. A PMI virtual assistant is available to assist. To claim your PDUs, visit: https://ccrs.pmi.org/claim

Go to: PMINEO Mentorship Program page.

Help is just an email away! Submit any questions or comments here. A chapter representative will be in touch within 24 to 28 hours.

https://pmineo.org/contact-us