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 1,300 members from a diverse range of local companies and industries.
Events Calendar
Online Project Management Fundamentals
Successfully managing a project requires effective planning and adherence to th...
Toastmasters (Virtual)
Are you looking for ways to improve your communication effectiveness? Does the ...
Online Project Management Fundamentals
Successfully managing a project requires effective planning and adherence to th...
Book Club (North)
There are many ways to improve your professional knowledge and skills. One way ...
Book Club (South - Virtual)
There are many ways to improve your professional knowledge and skills. One way ...
Toastmasters (Virtual)
Are you looking for ways to improve your communication effectiveness? Does the ...
Upcoming Events
December 4 2020
$345.00
Online Project Management Fundamentals
December 4th, 20208:00AM to 5:00PM
Online
Cost:
$295.00Members
$345.00Non members
December 5 2020
Free
Book Club (North)
December 5th, 20208:00AM to 10:00AM
La Madeline (Grapevine)
Cost:
FreeMembers
FreeNon members
December 12 2020
Free
Book Club (South - Virtual)
December 12th, 20208:00AM to 10:00AM
Virtual - Zoom Mtg
Cost:
FreeMembers
FreeNon members
Thank you for your past support. We are again in need of your help – to spread the word and volunteer a little of your time to support the 21st North Texas Regional Future City Competition. Please post the following Call for Volunteers to your friends and encourage them to sign up. You and your colleagues can make all the difference.
VOLUNTEER NOW TO IMPACT THE LIVES OF FUTURE ENGINEERS
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The Future City Competition – sponsored by DiscoverE (National Engineers Week) – inspires young students about engineering by challenging them to solve the real-world problems associated with building a livable city of the future. Through a series of fun, hands-on applications, student teams will apply the principles of every branch of engineering to address their future cities’ issues. This year’s theme is “Living on the Moon.” More than 45 schools are working hard on their city concepts and their solutions for conquering the harsh moon environment. |
So, please take a minute now and sign up … then help us spread the word about these volunteer opportunities.
THE 2020-21 FUTURE CITY PROGRAM IS COMPLETELY VIRTUAL
North Texas conducts two parallel activities (separate enrollment for each):
- The Future City Competition – the original DiscoverE middle-school program, and
- Future City Junior – pioneered by NTX to introduce 4-5th graders to engineering.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:
- Team Mentors – (http://www.dfwfuturecity.org/part_mentor.html) Guide and advise the student teams as they design their future lunar cities. Future City and Future City Junior.
- Virtual Judges – (http://www.dfwfuturecity.org/part_judge.html) Score a variety of deliverables, including
- Future City Competition: Essay, Model (slideshow), Team Presentation (video), and live (online) Q&A with team. Signup: https://secure.futurecity.org/NorthTX/JudgeBin/Judge/Enroll
- Future City Junior: Essay and Model video. Signup: https://secure.futurecity.org/NorthTXJunior/JudgeBin/Judge/Enroll
- General Coordination – Technical and non-technical volunteers welcome. Contact regional@dfwfuturecity.org.
For additional information: http://www.dfwfuturecity.org/part_vols.html or contact Jean Eason, regional@dfwfuturecity.org.
Jean Eason, NTX Regional Coordinator, Future City Competition
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Global Day of service- Write for rights November 5-December 5, 2020 |
Ft. Worth PMI we are inviting you to join PMI Global for a Global Month of Service to support PMI’s commitment to change and make a positive impact on our communities both locally and across the globe. This year PMI global is supporting Amnesty International to contribute 10,000 letters to their “Write for Rights” campaign. Write For Rights is Amnesty International’s largest annual human rights campaign. PMI members, volunteers and certification holders are asked to write letters on behalf of people who need urgent help. Through the power of our collective action these letters will help convince government officials and people in power to free people wrongfully imprisoned or facing other abuses.PMI’s Global Month of Service will run from November 5, International Project Management Day, to December 5 (which is International Volunteer Day). Help to reach a 10,000 letter pledge by sharing how many letters you pledge to write. Read here to choose which case to write on. Pledge now
Introducing “PM Podcasts” Coming Up Soon!!!
The communications team is so excited to introduce PM Podcast – FWPMI is the Best. Just of our members.
These podcast share news and event information for all our members. Give insights on PM trends and hot PM skills. Yet, another engagement channel for our members! Stay on the lookout for the PM Podcast. Send us feedback at communications@fwpmi.org.
Servant Leadership
Welcome to the fourth episode of PM Coffee Talk – with your host Rahila Vayani.
This episode entails:
• What is leadership?
• What is servant leadership?
• What are the traits of servant leaders?
• How can you become an effective servant leader?
By the end of this episode, you’ll have learned the skills you need to become an effective servant leader and tips & techniques to acquire those skills.
Here is the video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPGg9MSgmQs
Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE the FWPMI YOUTUBE channel!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5P2sGpL1elLLQ3nZ_S3ylg?view_as=subscriber
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:
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