PMI Mile Hi Chapter

Before Project Management Institute became a global authority, it started as a 🗨️ conversation among project professionals who saw a need for community.

In 1969, after months of discussion, the idea took place in Philadelphia, and it was decided that the profession needed an 🌐 organization where project managers could associate, share information, and talk through common challenges. The first formal PMI meeting was held on October 3, 1969, at the Georgia Institute of Technology, marking the beginning of the Project Management Institute.

More than 50 years later, PMI continues to grow and support project professionals around the world. Chapters like PMI Mile Hi carry that idea forward through 📚️ learning, volunteering, connection, and community.

What started around a dinner table became a 🗺️ global movement for project success.

(Do you see 👀 that original PMI logo—throwback!)

🤗 “Be Welcoming” is one of PMI’s culture values, and it is something we see in action across PMI Mile Hi.

It shows up when someone greets a new member, saves a seat, answers a question, shares an opportunity, or helps a first-time attendee feel like they belong.

The welcoming spirit of our members is one of the reasons this chapter continues to grow, and one of the things we’re most 🫶 proud of.

Project managers, meet 🤖 Pam.

At the PMI Mile Hi Q2 Workshop, Dan Lefsky, founder and president of Quantum Edge, will co-present with Pam, an Advanced Project Management Agent, for a live look at AI-powered project portfolio support.

Expect a hands-on session covering AI agents, real-time risk signals, reporting, governance, RAG and knowledge, orchestration, security, and multimodality. You’ll see how human-AI 🤝 collaboration is changing the way teams plan, monitor, and deliver projects at scale.

🗓️ June 20, 2026
🕙️ 10:00 a.m.
🌐 Virtual

Join us for a practical look at where PMOs are headed >> https://pmimilehi.org/events/calendar/workshop/pmi-workshop-2

The Boulder meet-up crew was looking 😎 sharp.

We had a great time with lots of not-so-small talk and big smiles all around.

Want to be in this pic next time? Check our events 📅 calendar for upcoming networking events.

Project management keeps showing up on 🏆️ “best career” lists for a reason.

The Project Management Institute breaks down why project management continues to grow across industries, offers strong career potential, and creates opportunities far beyond one career path.

If you’re 🎓️ graduating soon or thinking about your next move, this one’s worth the ⏩️ swipe.

Let's start June with 🌿 fresh air and good conversation.

Women Connect is gathering for a ☕ Coffee & Walk along the Mary Carter Greenway Trail. It’s a chance to meet fellow women project managers, enjoy an easy morning outdoors, and spend time with the community before the weekend picks up.

📍 Nixon’s Coffee House in Littleton
📅 June 5, 2026 | 9:00 AM

We’ll meet at Nixon’s before heading out for the walk together.

Register and spend the morning with the Women Connect community >> https://pmimilehi.org/events/calendar/womens-connect/women-connect-june-coffee-walk-event

We always appreciate the support from PMI Global and the time they take to connect directly with our community 🙌

Here’s Taiwo Abraham and Terri Knudson sharing insight with our members. The project management community is the best!


Project Management Institute

If you're new to PMI, get involved 🙌 with us!

This is your chance to get familiar with the chapter, meet fellow project professionals on the New Member Orientation, and see how to make your membership work for you.

Spend the evening connecting and learning about the ✒️ programs and opportunities available across the chapter.

📍 Eloise May Library
📅 June 16, 2026 | 6:00 PM

Register to get connected and start building your network 🔗 https://pmimilehi.org/events/calendar/new-member-orientation/new-member-orientation-06-16-2026