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Everything You Wanted to Know
about PMI & the PMI Baltimore
Chapter
&
Were Afraid to Ask!
December 5, 2013
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Topics Introductions
PMI Today
PMI BC Chapter Profile
PMI GOC Recognition Awards
Chapter Accomplishments
2013 Chapter Accomplishments
Education Foundation Campaign
Education Partnerships
Strategic Plan
Membership Statistics
Q&A
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PMI Today
Global community of more than 440,000
professionals in over 160 countries.
PMI Global Operations Center Four Campus Boulevard, Newtown Square, PA 19073-3299
Tel: +1-610-356-4600, Fax: +1-610-356-4647
One Conference per year alternating coasts
Leadership Institute and GOC Congress
Recognized as the leading Project Management
Certification Organization
Comprised of Chapters, and Community of
Practice
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PMI Credentials Program Management Professional (PgMP)
Candidates ensure the ultimate success of the program
Modify programs and make decisions that advance strategic and business goals
Define and initiate projects; assign project managers; and oversee multiple projects.
Project Management Professional (PMP) Candidates are responsible for all aspects of individual projects for the life of the project.
Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) Candidates are responsible for individual project tasks in their area of expertise (e.g., finance,
marketing, legal, customer care, market research, fulfillment, processing).
The responsibility does not need to be industry specific, but must be relevant across many functional areas and industries
Risk Management Professional (RMP) Candidates are responsible for identifying project risks and preparing mitigation plans.
Scheduling Professional (SP) Candidates are responsible for creating and maintaining the project schedule
Agile Certified Practitioner (ACP) is designed for practitioners who utilize Agile approaches to project management in their
projects.
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Value of Membership
and Credential
1. Join PMI and local Chapter
Recognition
Knowledge
Certification
Networking (Site Events/Seminars)
Mentor/Protégé Opportunities
Internship Programs
2. Renew PMI and local Chapter Membership
Recognition
Knowledge
Networking (Site Events/Seminars)
Applying Best Practices through knowledge/information sharing
Mentor/Protégé Opportunities
Internship Programs
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Chapter Profile 3200 Members Strong
Eleven Meeting Locations – 78+ Meetings per year
Aberdeen, Annapolis, Annapolis Junction, Columbia, Frederick, Fort Meade, Hanover, Woodlawn, Timonium, UMBC, and PMI BC Virtual Site
Membership Offerings 2013 Education Seminars PMP Prep Classes RMP Boot Camp PMP/CAPM Review Class ACP Prep ITIL Training Corporate Training upon request
Over 100 Volunteers
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PMI Baltimore Chapter
John Kos, PMP, RMP, ACP, ITIL
President
Loretta Letke, PMP, RMP
President Elect
Brandy Jones, PMP
Vice President - Programs
Fran Martin, PMP
Vice President – Education
Abe Meer, PgMP, PMP, RMP
Vice President - Communications
Amber Roy, PMP
Vice President - Finance
Carol Martinez, PMP
Vice President – Special Projects
Bob Sartwell, PMP
Chair – Special Tasks
2014 PMI BC Board of Directors
Eric Perlstein, PMP, RMP,
President Emeritus
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PMI GOC Recognition Awards
2013 Component Award Collaboration and Outreach
2012 Chapter of the Year Recognition for Excellence Award
2011 Component Award for Communication and Collaboration
Member Services
Leader of the Year Award
2010 Volunteer of the Year Award
2009 Volunteer of the Year Award
2009 Distinguished Project of the Year PMI Region 5 2008 Symposium
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2013 Chapter Accomplishments
Maintain the energy and enthusiasm in the Chapter
Improve the Chapter Web Site by implementing appropriate
interactive technology to our membership for 2011and beyond.
Continue the mechanization development effort which John Kos
initiated by introducing technology which will allow membership a
Baltimore Chapter ID card for easy access to Chapter events,
Seminars, and other Chapter sponsored activities. This will allow
electronic PDU submission by the Chapter, not its membership.
Broaden our Chapter’s ability to leverage the Project Management
knowledge by increasing Seminars, Education Events, and Career
Night activities.
Improved the Chapter Processes to support its growth from 2012 and beyond
Improve our ability to reach out to local academia
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Education Foundation
Campaign
Outreach PMI Partnership:
• Continue joint programming with area chapters, local Federal,
State, and County Agencies, and the Region V. CMS, SSA,
UMBC, Towson, Morgan State, and Loyola Universities,
University of Baltimore, MMP/BBBS of Maryland
Golf Tournament:
• Annual golf tournament which supports the Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund:
• Contribute $50,000 for the PMI Educational fund over a five
year period
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Education Partnerships Chapter Local University/Colleges
Education Opportunities Local Universities/Colleges
Strong Theoretical Teaching - Lack practical experience
Education Institutions lack ability to provide students need for
project management experience
Students are hungry for hands on experience outside of
institution
CAPM Opportunities
Student Membership Discounts Available
PMI Membership $40.00
Baltimore Chapter Membership $10.00
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Education Partnerships (2)
Outreach Benefits PMI Baltimore Chapter Local Colleges/Universities
• PMI BC Liaison for each education institution
Fortifying its student membership base within the
Education Institution with a mentor program which satisfies
the requirements set forth by the Education Institution.
Project Management Association o Partnership with local Professional Society
o Study groups to prepare for the PMP/CAPM
o Project Management Speakers
o Scholarships/Grants
o Career Development
o Mentor/Protégé Opportunities
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Strategic Plan PMI Baltimore Chapter Requirements
o 2012-2014 Strategic Plan
Capture Internal Structure Measures
Build Communication Team to augment
need for Chapter Branding
Develop Education Team to enhance
oversight of offerings
Develop Finance Team to improve fiscal
responsibility in the capture and reporting
of financial data
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Accomplishments
PMI Baltimore Chapter Accomplishments over the years
2006 – Improve Communication to Membership
2007 – Create Education Revenue Stream for PMI BC
2008 – Deliver Symposium Offering to Chapter Membership
2009 – Increase Site Offerings to Membership
2010 – Update PMP Prep Presentations
2011 – Provide Overview of Chapter Offerings in support of PMI
GOC Annual Awards
2012 – Documented all Chapter R&R and Processes
2013 - Provide “State of the Chapter” at the November Annual
Free Membership Meeting & Update PMP Prep Presentations
Growth
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Membership Statistics
12/31/2008 12/31/2009 12/31/2010 12/31/2011 6/30/2012 Individual 2,244 2,269 2,464 2,926 3,020 % Growth 1.1% 8.6% 18.8% 3.2% Student 46 63 118 194 216 % Growth 37.0% 87.3% 64.4% 11.3% TOTAL 2,290 2,332 2,583 3,120 3,236
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500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
Individual Membership
Individual
Student
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Membership Over 12 Months
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Informational Flow
Chapter Education
Partnerships
Chapter Mentor/Protégé
Programs
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2013 PMI Baltimore
Chapter
Eric Perlstein, PMP, PMI-RMP
President
John Kos, PMP, PMI-RMP,
ACP, ITIL
President Elect
Loretta Letke, PMP, PMI-RMP
Vice President - Membership
Mike Berendt, PMP, PMI-RMP
Vice President - Programs
Abe Meer, PMP
Vice President - Communications
Amber Roy, PMP
Vice President - Finance
Carol Martinez, PMP
Vice President – Special Projects
Fran Martin, PMP, ITIL
Vice President - Education
Bob Sartwell, PMP
Chair – Special Tasks
Survey
Please be sure to complete the following
survey to earn the 1 PDU credit
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SFR5LM3
Questions regarding the survey or inquires
can be addressed to
Grace Newell – Virtual Program Site Director
virtual-site-programs-
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