Since 1992
PMI Fort Worth
Fort Worth PMI is an award winning component of PMI®. It was chartered in 1992 and for over 20 years has been meeting the needs of project management practitioners in the western aspects of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. The chapter now has over 1,400 members from a diverse range of local companies and industries.
Events Calendar
Book Club (South)
The Irreverent Guide to Project Management: An Agile Approach to Enterprise Pro...
Book Club (North)
The Irreverent Guide to Project Management: An Agile Approach to Enterprise Pro...
Book Club (South)
The Irreverent Guide to Project Management: An Agile Approach to Enterprise Pro...
PMP® Exam Prep - In-person event (also available online)
If you're serious about obtaining your PMP® certification, this is the course f...
PMP® Exam Prep - In-person event (also available online)
If you're serious about obtaining your PMP® certification, this is the course f...
PMP® Exam Prep - In-person event (also available online)
If you're serious about obtaining your PMP® certification, this is the course f...
PMP® Exam Prep - In-person event (also available online)
If you're serious about obtaining your PMP® certification, this is the course f...
Virtual Chapter Meeting - Topic: The Challenges of a Problem-Based Economy- Speaker: Dharam Singh
Virtual Chapter Meeting - Topic: "Challenges in a Project-Based Economy"
Upcoming Events
August 13 2022
Free
Book Club (South)
August 13th, 20228:30AM to 10:30AM
La Madeline (Fort Worth)
4626 SW Loop 820
Fort Worth, Texas, 76109
Cost:
FreeMembers
FreeNon members
August 15 2022
$1295.00
PMP® Exam Prep - In-person event (also available online)
August 15th to August 18th, 20228:00AM to 5:00PM
Hyatt Place NW San Antonio
4303 Hyatt Pl Dr.
San Antonio, TX, 78230
Cost:
$1295.00Members
$1295.00Non members
August 25 2022
$5.00
Virtual Chapter Meeting - Topic: The Challenges of a Problem-Based Economy- Speaker: Dharam Singh
August 25th, 20226:30PM to 8:30PM
Virtual - Zoom
Cost:
$5.00Members
$5.00Non members
Happy Anniversary Fort Worth PMI!
Fort Worth PMI was chartered in 1992 and this year – 2022 – marks 30 years of service to the project management community! In celebration of this anniversary PMI created this special “30 YEARS” celebration logo for us.
As we go through this momentous year we will reach back into history to remember historical events and hear from some of our former Board Presidents. Be sure to visit back every month to journey back in time with us! Read more!
In August of 1992 the Mall of America opened in Bloomington, Minnesota. It had 330 stores and 10,000 employees. Think about the planning required for this massive project!
From the Desk of President Fort Worth PMI, Rahila Vayani
Let us focus on our strenghts!
Fort Worth PMI had its share of challenges in 2021 and 2022. With uncertainty from the pandemic and our major shift to a virtual world and other personal challenges in our communities, we as a PMI team have tried our best to deliver with toastmaster programming, book clubs, virtual events, and newsletters. We value your feedback and creativity! Please share your thoughts and ideas, so we can deliver in even more impactful ways as we head to the last 6 months of the year.
Click here to read more
Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders through Mentoring
As we approach spring here in the Fort Worth area, it is time to think about a fresh start in our Project Management careers. Specifically, in 2022 what can you do to improve your professional skills? The Fort Worth PMI Chapter would like to suggest that one sure fire way to make improvements is to become a mentor or mentee.
More on the FWPMI Mentoring Program
This month the FWI PM Mentoring Program has three active mentoring projects (Three mentors mentoring three mentees). The program also completed five mentoring projects in the 1H2022. We are always looking for more mentors and mentees for this great program.
Several Mentees and Mentors have expressed a desire to establish a “PM Shadowing Program” as well as development of a “Chapter Study Group” for the PMI Examination. The Director of the FW PMI Mentor Program is asking if there is any interest or suggestions for either of these two potential programs. Send ideas, suggestions, or volunteer willingness to mentorprogram@fwpmi.org.
If you are a past Mentor or Mentee, please be sure your profile is updated.
New Blog Content!
Click here to read the new article in the “The Platinum Rule for Project Managers" blog series by Dr. Tresia D. Eaves published by the Center for Grateful Leadership. Dr. Tresia D. Eaves serves on the Board of Directors for the PMI Fort Worth Chapter and is a former FWPMI Board President. Click here to access all the articles in the blog series.
PMI: Why Social Impact Matters
“Projects have the power to make a better world – to create new jobs; advance diversity, equality and inclusion; provide essential infrastructure; enhance education; improve public health and safety."
As part of PMI’s 50th Anniversary Celebration in 2019, PMI partnered with the United Nations to identify 17 Sustainable Development Goals. From the PMI website, “The UN's Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, and peace and justice.”
Click here to find out how you can help PMI and the United Nations achieve these goals.
Volunteers are our life blood...
PMI is, was, and always will be about volunteers. Founded in 1969 by five volunteers who sought to standardize and promote the project management profession, PMI’s volunteer force, greater than 10,000 strong, is larger than many other professional membership associations. Volunteerism is so important to PMI that it is a Core Value of the organization. When you volunteer, you not only enrich your membership experience and earn PDUs, you expand your professional network, improve your knowledge, and hone your leadership skills. Volunteerism is also a strategic goal for the Ft. Worth Chapter. The goal intends to strengthen the execution of the existing volunteer model to provide mutual benefit to both members and the chapter: Volunteer Engagement includes:
Available to FWPMI Chapter Members
