1. Leading the Way… Bringing the power of project management to communities throughout the world www.pmief.org pmief@pmi.org

2. Philanthropic arm of PMI Public charity Uses PM for Social Good Grant-giving Organization The PMI Educational Foundation

3. A critical professional competency for individuals and organizations Also an important life skill for youths, adults, and communities Complementary Views of Project Management

4. Leading the Way: Improving Society Through Project Management Improving responses to tragedies Helping college students realize their dreams through education Giving youth and communities a better chance of success

6. Careers in Project Management PMI Project Management Methodology for Post- Disaster Reconstruction Project Management Skills for Life PMI Community Resources & Initiatives Available PMIEF Resources PM Training for Teachers and Nonprofits Project Management Toolkit for Youth

7. Resources Available www.pmief.org

8. A Better Prepared Workforce of the Future Project Management as a Professional Competency and Career Choice Academic Scholarships Student and Professional Awards Doctoral Research Grants Training Unemployed and Underemployed Curriculum Development Grants

9. Why PM for a Better Prepared Workforce for the Future? Project Management is results-focused Employers want employees who can deliver results Project Management is one of the few fields delivering people who can lead work and others Retirements in the project management field may be delayed but are occurring/will occur

10. Future Vision Increase Grants Expand Awards Expand Scholarship Program Build Internship Program Fund Visiting Professorships

11. Building a Better Prepared Society for Future Success Project-Centered Education Project Management as a 21 st Century Skill Project Management as a Competency for Teachers and Administrators Project Management for Schools and Community Projects Educational Resources and Grants

12. Why Project-Based Education & PM Training for Youth? Students are more active and engaged in their learning Deeper knowledge of subject is gained Opportunity to work on real problems School attendance is higher Learning is through projects

13. US States Create State-Wide High School Project Management Programs State of North Carolina - Creating a 4 Course PM Program - Part of the SREB a 16 State Coalition Washington State –Proposing a Project Management Framework –Career and Technical Education (CTE)

14. Resources for Primary & Secondary Schools PM Toolkit For Youth Curricula Guide to Leadership Presentation Skills Program Development Handbook Power Point Presentation

15. NEW! Project Management for Teachers New Workshop PM for K-12 Educators Training Scholarships Online Classroom style

16. PM Skills for Life After School Programs or Clubs Scouting Organizations Student Competitions In Partnership with Youth-Based Organizations

17. Children International Pilot Program Using Project Management Skills for Life Dominican Republic Youth Leadership Program Reducing Extreme Poverty PMIEF Volunteers & CI Staff Expansion to Other Countries

18. Future Vision Increase Grants Increase # of PM School Program Increase # of Resources Train More Teachers Add PM Courses to Educator Degree Programs

19. Training Materials Tools, Methodologies and other resources Training of Volunteers and Staff Grants Better Prepared Response in Future Times of Need

20. Grants for Non-profits Online training now available Includes preparation for the CAPM ® credential examination Training Scholarships for Non-profits and NGOs Develop contextualized training for non-profits Fund workforce development

21. Other Grants for NGOs/Nonprofits PM Capability Development of Local United Way Agencies PMI Buffalo Chapter Volunteers

22. Developed Seminar to Market PM to Nonprofits Available now at www.pmief.org Developing Practicum for PM Training of Nonprofits Available soon at www.pmief.org

23. Future Vision Increase Grants Increasing Number of Training Programs PM Courses in NGO/Nonprofit Degrees Consistent Project and Program Methodologies for Disasters “Project Managers Without Borders”

24. 24 US $1 Million+ Cash Donors US $100,000+ Donors PMI Arabian Gulf ChapterPMI Minnesota Chapter US $1 Million+ In-Kind Donors Anonymous PMI Educational Foundation

25. PMI Educational Foundation www.pmief.org US $50,000+ Donors PMI Washington DC ChapterPMI São Paulo Chapter PMI Delaware Valley Chapter PMI Nova Scotia Chapter PMI Baltimore ChapterPMI Central Illinois Chapter PMI North Carolina ChapterA Cheetah Learning Partner

26. 26 PMI Arabian Gulf Chapter PMI Baltimore Chapter PMI California Inland Empire Chapter PMI Central Florida Chapter PMI Central Illinois Chapter PMI Central Iowa Chapter PMI Central Ohio Chapter PMI Chicagoland Chapter PMI Clear Lake/Galveston Chapter PMI Coastal Bend Chapter PMI College of Performance Mgmt PMI College of Scheduling PMI Dallas Chapter PMI Delaware Valley Chapter PMI Design, Procurement & Construction SIG PMI Eastern Iowa Chapter PMI Education & Training SIG PMI Frankfurt Chapter PMI Hudson Valley Chapter PMI Information Systems SIG PMI KC-Mid America Chapter PMI Madison/South Central WI Chapter PMI Manufacturing SIG PMI Mass Bay Chapter PMI Minnesota Chapter PMI North Carolina Chapter PMI Northeast Ohio Chapter PMI Nova Scotia Chapter PMI Oil, Gas and Petrochemical SIG PMI Orange County Chapter PMI Phoenix Chapter PMI Portland Chapter PMI San Francisco Chapter PMI Sao Paulo Chapter PMI South Florida Chapter PMI Southwest Ohio Chapter PMI Tulsa Chapter PMI Washington, DC Chapter PMI Educational Foundation Thanks the following PMI Chapters and former PMI SIGs

27. NEW!!! PMIEF Chapter Liaison Program 60+ chapters participating Communication link between PMIEF and the Chapter Leverage PM for Social Good PMIEF Annual Fundraising Campaign

28. www.pmief.org

29. 29 Get Involved… Bring the power of project management to your community! Publicize PMIEF products in your community Utilize PMIEF products in your community outreach programs Work with PMIEF on a program important to your community Help fund the work of PMIEF

30. PMIEF Contact Information Jeannette Barr Development Manager +1-610-356-4600 ext. 7117 Jeannette.barr@pmi.org Diane Fromm Program Administrator +1-610-356-4600 ext. 1128 Diane.Fromm@pmi.org © 2011 PMI Education Foundation. All rights Reserved

31. PMI Educational Foundation Leadership Board of Directors John Rickards, Chair Jo Ferguson, TreasurerDebra Miersma, Secretary Ken AtwaterJohn Patton Katherine ShawverKen Hartley Pedro RibeiroSuketu Nagrecha WWW.PMIEF.ORG