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The mission of the Project Management Institute is to serve the professional interest of its members by advancing the state-of-the-art in the practice of managing projects and programs, fostering professionalism in the management of projects, and advocating acceptance of project management as a profession and discipline. Louis PMI Chapter is to increase the awareness and value of professional project management for practitioners and organizations in the community we serve.

10/15/2026

💡 PMIMSL was founded in 1994 with 25 members.

Today, more than 30 years later, the chapter is 📈 home to more than 1,500+ project management professionals across the Metropolitan St. Louis area.

Chapter events, professional development, volunteer leadership, and peer connections have helped shape a community built by people who show up and support one another.

What began with a small group of 👏 dedicated project professionals continues today through the members who invest their time, experience, and leadership in PMIMSL.

We've come a long way, and we have lots planned; check out our next gathering of PM brains.

10/14/2026

We are still thinking about the 🤩 outstanding Professional Development Day we had in August.

Six PDUs and a full day of 🤖 AI later, what's one tool or idea you've already tried at work? Tell us in the comments.

10/12/2026

⏳ Three days left to vote in the PMIMSL board elections!

Ballots close Thursday, October 15. Your ballot takes a couple of minutes and lets these four volunteers know the chapter is ready to back them:

✨️ Olen (Jay) Bailey, Communications VP
✨️ Sherien Yuen, Finance VP
✨️ Philip Smith, Professional Development VP
✨️ Dan Uang, Programs VP

These are the people planning your events, managing chapter funds, and building the programs you'll attend next year. A strong turnout gives them a good start.

🗳️ Vote here: https://pmimsl.org/

10/09/2026

PMIMSL board 🗳️ elections are open!

Four members are on the ballot for the Board of Directors:

🗣️ Olen Bailey, Communications VP
💰️ Sherien Yuen, Finance VP
💼 Philip Smith, Professional Development VP
🙌 Dan Uang, Programs VP

Every race is uncontested this year, but your vote still carries weight. It shows these volunteers the chapter has their back as they step into the role.

Voting closes October 15. Cast your ballot here: >> https://pmimsl.org/

10/08/2026

Meet our IPM Day 🎤 keynote speaker, Amanda Goldsmith!

Amanda is the Director of Philanthropy and External Affairs at the Arch Park Foundation. On November 5, she'll walk us through what it took to reshape Gateway Arch National Park: years of long-range planning, getting stakeholders aligned, and managing risk across a multi-phase public project.

If your projects have a lot of people invested in the outcome, you'll leave with lessons you can use at work the next day.

Details and registration ➡️ https://pmimsl.org/events/calendar

10/07/2026

What does it take to run 📣 communications for a volunteer-led chapter?

Our VP of Communications, Jay Bailey, walked us through how he supports PMIMSL behind the scenes.

💬 What has been your focus as VP of Communications?

"My focus has been strengthening how PMIMSL communicates its value to members and the broader project management community. I have also focused on building better systems behind the communication; improving coordination across departments, planning content more strategically, and exploring how technology and AI can help us work more efficiently while maintaining an authentic human voice."

💬 How has your department impacted the chapter?

"Communications connects almost every part of the chapter. Ultimately, our role is to make sure the excellent work happening throughout PMIMSL reaches the people it is intended to serve."

💬 What has been your biggest takeaway or learning in this role?

"My biggest takeaway has been that effective communication begins long before something is published. I have also learned that consistency builds trust."

💬 What have you enjoyed most, or what has been a big win?

"What I have enjoyed most is collaborating with talented volunteers and board members who genuinely care about serving the project management community. A huge win has been moving communications toward a more integrated and strategic approach. Rather than treating the website, email, social media, and event promotion as separate activities, we have worked to make them part of one connected member experience."

💬 What would you tell the next VP of Communications?

"Start by listening to the members, the board, and the volunteers doing the work. Most importantly, remember that behind every email, post, and website visit is a person looking for connection, growth, or an opportunity to contribute."

Thanks, Jay, for sharing what you've learned in the role!

Board elections are open. Cast your 🗳️ vote by October 15.

10/05/2026

Is cyber 🔐 security part of your project plan?

For most project teams, it shows up in two different ways.

The first is day-to-day habits. Who has access to the project folder? What happens when someone on your team gets a convincing phishing email? These calls often land on the PM, and they're easier to settle at kickoff than after go-live.

The second is the technical side. Security teams run projects too, like rolling out a new security platform or preparing for a compliance audit. If you've thought about moving into that work, your experience with risk registers and stakeholder management carries over.

What's one security step your team built into its last project? Tell us in the comments. 👇

10/01/2026

🤔 Thinking about your next career move?

Pivot Point Collective is here 👋 for PMs exploring new roles or re-entering the job market.

We bring project professionals together for informal conversation and shared resources. Build connections with people who get the career transition process.

Share your “what is happening in this market?” moments with us then leave with a little more vision about what comes next >> https://pmimsl.org/events/calendar/meeting-event-2/pivot-point-collective-career-transition-support-for-project-professionals-10-15-26-virtual

📅 October 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM
💻 Virtual event

09/28/2026

Your PMIMSL membership is 🎉 bursting with benefits!

It connects you to the larger PMI network and to a local community of project professionals right here in the St. Louis region.

That means access to PMI resources, certification discounts, PDUs, publications, career tools, and PMI Infinity™ AI, plus local chapter events, Speed Mentoring, Lunch & Learns, volunteer opportunities, and connections with people who understand the work you do every day.

There are also special membership opportunities available for eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and military spouses through PMI’s Military Program.

Take a look through the carousel to see what’s included.

We can’t wait to meet you. 👋

09/24/2026

Our next VP interview was with the 💰️ VP of Finance, Spring Dwyer.

She explained how much of an impact the health of finances has on the chapter and what she does to build trust with the community:

🔷 What’s been your focus while being the VP of Finance?
“This role primarily operates behind the scenes, unlike others that are more visible and directly involved in organizational decision-making. Finance's core responsibility is ensuring the organization runs smoothly by managing invoice and expense report processing, preparing financial statements, developing budgets, and overseeing tax reporting and compliance.”

🔷 How has your department impacted the chapter?
“Our department provides the financial foundation that keeps the chapter operating. We ensure funds are available, expenses are managed responsibly, and financial processes are in place to support the chapter's programs, events, and long-term success.”

🔷 What’s been your biggest takeaways/ learning in this role?
“This role has reinforced the importance of transparency, accountability, and planning. Good financial management builds trust and gives the organization the confidence to invest in opportunities that create value for its members.”

🔷 What have you enjoyed most or a big win?
“One of my biggest highlights has been meeting new people throughout the St. Louis professional community and building meaningful connections.”

🔷 What would you tell the next Finance VP?
“Remember that your role is to be a good steward of the chapter's finances. Don't be afraid to have honest, direct conversations about the budget. Not everyone has a finance background, so it's important to clearly explain the financial impact of decisions and help ensure the chapter lives within its means. Your role is to protect the organization's long-term financial health while supporting its mission.”

Thank you, Spring, for your valuable insights and experience.

And remember: 🗳️ Elections are coming up, so send in your nominations!

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 8pm
Sunday	10am - 6pm

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