PROJECT MANAGEMENT DAY OF SERVICE
FEBRUARY 27, 2025, LOWRY CONFERENCE CENTER, DENVER, CO
PMDoS is a complimentary one-day event focused on project planning, where nonprofit organizations are paired with experienced project management professionals. Together, they develop customized project plans to guide each organization toward achieving successful project outcomes.
Become a Volunteer
Are you a passionate project management professional looking to make a difference? Join us for an exciting one-day event where you can support Colorado nonprofits in need while advancing your own professional growth!
By volunteering your expertise, you'll help nonprofits create tailored project plans and earn 8 PDUs in the process. It's a unique opportunity to give back to the community, enhance your skills, and take your career to the next level. Don’t miss this chance to make an impact!
Join us as a Nonprofit
Seize the chance to tap into the knowledge and skills of members from the PMI Mile Hi Chapter, Denver, one of the world's top 6 largest chapters of project management professionals!
Nonprofit participants will depart from the event equipped with a personalized project plan to steer their organization towards a triumphant project outcome, meeting deadlines, budgets, and scope requirements.
Volunteer registration is closed
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FAQs
What are the roles for the volunteers?
- Lead Project Manager: Leads coordination with the nonprofit prior to the event, ensuring deliverables are prepared and provided to both the nonprofit and the Mile Hi Chapter event team.
- Project Manager: Offers project management expertise, guidance, and communication support throughout the initiative.
- Project Scribe: Captures and documents key planning efforts, summarizes discussions, and reviews outputs for accuracy.
- Subject Matter Expert (SME): Provides specialized knowledge in a field or software relevant to the nonprofit’s initiative.
- Business Analyst: Conducts data and process analysis, defining high-level requirements to support the nonprofit’s goals.
Who are we helping?
Nonprofit Organizations qualifying as a 501(c)(3) based in Colorado.
What type of needs are addressed at PMDoS?
PM Day of Service is a problem-solving event for any organization initiative or issue. Most common needs are upcoming company initiatives, such as program expansions, system implementations, strategic initiatives, risk management, fundraising events, or capital campaigns.
When and where is the event?
February 27, 2025, at Lowery Conference Center
1061 Akron Way, Denver Co 80230
Free parking is available on site.
What will be provided at the event?
Meeting rooms with audio and visual equipment for planning breakout session. We encourage you to bring a personal computer.
Breakfast, lunch, and refreshments are available throughout the day.
What preparation for the event day will the Nonprofit undertake?
After registering, an Event Volunteer will reach out to you for further information regarding your initiative.
A virtual training session is offered to ensure a shared understanding of project management principles and the event’s mission.
Nonprofit representatives and PM volunteers are encouraged to connect virtually for a discovery session before the event. The Lead PM volunteer will reach out to you.
How many Nonprofit employees can attend PMDoS?
Please plan on bringing no more than 2-3 representatives per Nonprofit organization.
What is my commitment as a Project Manager Volunteer?
PM Day of Service is a one day in person event in which our volunteers are expected to offer their time, advice, and whichever tools at their disposal, free of charge to the charity or charities assigned. Volunteers are encouraged to attend a virtual training prior to the event. The lead PM is encouraged to meet virtually with the Nonprofit prior to the event to conduct an initial discovery session.
How are PMs and Nonprofits matched?
The PMDoS team will analyze the needs of each request and do their best to match that to a project manager with similar skill set and/or interests. It's important to know that project managers do not need to be subject matter experts in the specific request. They will bring their expertise in project planning and documentation.
Gave me an avenue to share my skills in an area I haven’t worked in before.
Enjoyed the ability to see different approaches and helpful to see the value of skills that are second nature.
Helped Soft Skills in quickly adjusting to both agile and waterfall ways of project management.
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