Programs & Events

Our programmes connect project practice with the questions professionals face at work: making decisions, leading people, managing uncertainty, delivering change and demonstrating value. Seminars, conferences, specialist conversations and community sessions offer different ways to learn and contribute.

A strong proposal identifies the audience, the question they need to answer and what they should be able to apply afterwards. Share a concise abstract, three learning outcomes, a speaker biography, preferred format and any commercial interest. Cases should respect employer permissions and client confidentiality.

Proposals are considered for relevance, practical value and programme fit. Speaker participation, scheduling and PDU details are agreed for the individual activity.

Programme volunteers support research, speaker coordination, registration, venue and online operations, communications, participant experience and feedback. Choose work you can own, agree deadlines and keep the team informed. A reliable handover helps the next programme improve.

Use the individual event page for the date, venue or online access, registration and participation terms. Event archives document past experiences. PDU eligibility and any attendance requirements belong to the specific programme.

Tell us about your programme idea, audience and proposed contribution, the outcome you want, your preferred timeframe and the people involved. The chapter team will identify the right portfolio and agree a practical next step with you.

Email info@pmipunechapter.org