PMI MassBay

Join Our Mentoring Program

Applications are now available for the 2019-2020 Mentoring Program with registration starting on September 6, 2019.

This is a great opportunity for seasoned professionals to share their knowledge and experiences with those who want to learn about and gain more knowledge of the project management profession..

The commitment is simple: 1) Attend (3) three full-team meetings; 2) Meet personally with your mentor/mentee (12) twelve times over the course of the program. Participants have the opportunity to earn up to 18 PDUs!

For more information and to get the application, please visit the Mentoring page

September 19-21, 2019

Four Points Norwood

PMI MassBay Professional Development Conference

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June Chapter Meeting

Join us on Thursday, June 19, 2019, 5:30 pm at Brewer’s Tap & Table in Malden as we welcome software engineering expert, Dave Todero for his presentation “Always Ship on Time: Agile Estimating & Planning Techniques for Your Team”.

Have you ever been asked, “How long do you think this will take?” or “When will this be done?” You’re not alone. Estimating software projects is very challenging, especially when faced with evolving business requirements, a hallmark of the Agile process.

Meeting attendees will receive 1 PDU (0.5 technical, 0.5 strategic). We look forward to seeing you there!

Welcome to our chapter

The Mass Bay Chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI) is a Project Management Center of Excellence where members, corporations, government entities, educational institutions, and those just interested in project management come to network and to introduce, enhance, and elevate the growth and development of PM professionals, thus increasing their professional and corporate advantage within the area.

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Professional Development Programs

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Professional Development Conference

The PD Conference provides the opportunity for you to learn from industry experts and local practitioners about what it takes to move ahead in your career. This unique conference will expose you to the Emerging Trends and Agile & PM Tools. You will also have the opportunity to hear about real-world case studies and practice your skills in hands-on workshops.

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Roundtables

The Roundtable Program provides Chapter members and other professionals the opportunity to attend an informal monthly meeting, near where you work or live, with a small group of project management peers.

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Mentoring Program

Since 2010, PMI Mass Bay has provided the opportunity for members to mentor other members within a structured program. This program is a great opportunity for both mentees and mentors alike. Mentees gain valuable real-life knowledge from seasoned project managers, and mentors consistently report that they find their own skills sharpened as a result of the mentoring relationship.

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Study Groups

The PMI Mass Bay Chapter provides opportunities for our members to study together for the PMI certification exams. We are always looking into new and innovative ways to facilitate group study, whether it be in-person meetings or online communities.

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Webinars

Chapter Webinars

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Online Education Opportunities through MindEdge

PMI Members receive a 10% discount on all MindEdge online courses

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Online Education Opportunities through IIL

PMI Mass Bay Chapter and International Institute for Learning, Inc. (IIL) a leading provider of training and course development in Project, Program and Portfolio Management, Leadership & Interpersonal Skills, Lean Six Sigma, Business Analysis, ITIL, Agile and Sustainability have partnered together to bring chapter members self-paced on-demand courses, webinars, videos and PDU Packs.

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PM 20/30

The year 2030 is fast approaching. Are we ready for the estimated 15.7 million new project management roles that will be added globally? That includes an estimated 6.2 million jobs added in the US, with a 30% growth prediction for Healthcare alone. Many recruiters and corporate leaders are reporting that there are not enough qualified project managers in the market to fill this need.

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