Local Project Management Connections

Professional Development

While technical skills are core to project and program management, PMI research tells us they're not enough in today's increasingly complex and competitive global marketplace. Companies are seeking added skills in leadership and business intelligence — competencies that can support longer-range strategic objectives that contribute to the bottom line. PMINEO provides four on-ramps to growing your career.

Certification Your local PMI chapter is an amazing starting point to learn about which certifications you want to pursue. A list of certifications appears here. Additionally, traditional, localized training and education opportunities exist with our strategic and educational partners. You may also attend events to help maintain your certification.

Networking As professionals in project management, networking is a vital way to manage our careers. PMINEO offers numerous opportunities to network with local experts, this includes Monthly Events that are Open to the Public and may include PDU certification events, as well as outside and member presentations. You can find a list of active events here.

Volunteering Another great professional development opportunity is to get involved with experts in your local project management community by becoming a volunteer. PMINEO is run by volunteers for the benefit of our members. If you are interested in PDU credits, networking, boosting your resume, and more, visit our Volunteer page!

Mentoring As a two-way street, mentorship fosters growth, builds confidence and empowers individuals to achieve their goals. As a mentor you can learn from your mentee's unique experiences and viewpoints. As a mentee you can gain fresh perspectives and build your knowledge and confidence in the ever changing world of project leadership. Sign up for either role by visiting our Mentoring Program page.

We are constantly expanding and updating our professional development programs, so check back frequently for additional updates!