Calendar of Events

Chapter Sponsor Payment Form 2019

ACP Exam Prep - Spring 2020

Agile Certified Practioner (ACP) Certification Prep Course 3-day Prep Course May 30, June 6, June 13 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Virtual Classroom (in light of COVID-19)

Roundtable - Westside

1st Thursday Thermo Fisher Scientific 5350 NE Dawson Creek Dr, Hillsboro, OR 97124 Parking is free and should be plentiful at 7AM. Check in at front desk; ask to see Curtis Charles or Bill Leineweber

Roundtable - Downtown (Online)

2nd Tuesday, Noon - 1:00 p.m. Sponsored by the City of Portland Location: Online Only Moderators: Mark Liebe, Ph.D., P.E., CSM Saby Waraich, PMP, CSM Wesly Smith, PMP, CSM

Roundtable - Downtown Agile

2nd Thursday Sponsored by the Agile Roundtable The Agile PM Roundtable is going online in an effort to include Agile PM’s from across the city! The meeting starts promptly at 7am and ends promptly at 8am, but the meeting room will be open 15 minutes before and after the official meeting times to allow you to hang out and talk with colleagues. Please register at https://www.meetup.com/AgilePDX-User-Group-Portland-Metro/ and plan to join with video "on" as this supports the facilitation process and a better experience for everyone. This roundtable alternates between speakers and specific topics (watch Twitter and LinkedIn for details), traditional brainstorming and voting on 2 to 3 focus topics from the group, and a new online Lean Coffee format we are eager to try out.

2020 PMI Portland Virtual Meeting – Annual Business Update & Stakeholder Alignment

Join us for an Annual Chapter review by President Penelope Luedtke, learning session on stakeholder alignment in a rapidly changing environment, and Job announcements and networking. This event is FREE for everyone to attend and PMI members can self-report (2) PDUs; 1 PDU for Leadership and 1 PDU for Business/Strategy.

Roundtable - Vancouver

4th Friday Columbia Bank 101 E 6th St. Vancouver, WA 98660 Moderator: Christine Glynn

Leading with Dignity

Essential Skills for Leading Across Borders and Cultures As globalization continues to gain speed and strength, the 'one-size-fits-all' approach to leadership is no longer sufficient to effectively engage an increasingly diverse, multicultural, and international array of project stakeholders. The capacity to lead innovation and transformation through harnessing the power of cultural synergy is becoming an increasingly important skill for individuals at all levels of the organization, especially those working on projects and programs that engage culturally and linguistically diverse team members and stakeholders.