Chapter members serve in all board positions, conceive and execute all programs, serve as mentors, plan chapter meetings ... Anything and everything that "we" do for our members is done by member volunteers - like you!
If you are interested in volunteering with PMI NYC, here are some suggestions:
1) You must be a member of PMI New York City in order to volunteer! Please check your PMI Dashboard to confirm that you are a member of our chapter before proceeding.
2) Please review your profile in the PMI Volunteer Engagement Platform (VEP) so that it includes your resume, and any Areas of Interest
3) If you are new to the chapter, please attend a New Member Orientation Meeting (held monthly) - and also attend a chapter meeting or some other event. That way you’ll learn a bit about how the chapter works, and you’ll have a chance to speak with other volunteers.
4) You'll find volunteering opportuniites posted in PMI's Volunteer Engagement Platform (VEP). Review those and apply for any roles you might be interested in. You should hear back from a Recruiter within a week or so.
5) If you aren’t sure how to proceed – send an email to member-inquiries@pminyc.org.
Thank you for your interest in supporting our chapter!
If you are a new member
Experience suggests that new members first attend some chapter meetings and participate in chapter programs before volunteering.
Learning about the chapter and meeting other volunteers will help you find the best role and prepare for the time and responsibility you''ll take on.
What do you like to do? How do you want to develop? When and How much time do you plan for volunteering?
If you haven't created a "development plan" think about how experience as a volunteer might help.
Consider joining up with an Outreach activity and help the chapter give back to the NYC community.
Think about the different functional teams ... Programs... Outreach... Education... Communications... talk to other volunteers or contact the Volunteer Relations Team for ideas by sending an email to member-inquiries@pminyc.org
If you are an experienced member
You might also consider helping other members through Mentoring (requires PMP certification plus 5 years of experience)
You might look for opportunities to develop leadership skills by serving as a team or chapter leader
