Fifth Annual Project Management Conference

This is a great opportunity for you to reach out to a diverse group of professionals and demonstrate your contribution to the discipline of Project Management.

• The Fifth Annual Project Management Conference, The Passion and Power of Project Management, will again be held at the Connecticut Convention Center in downtown Hartford on April 29 - 30, 2010. The first day we will have “hands on” Project Management workshops; a day of renaissance. The second day will be full day conference with plenty of new and tomorrow tools to offer. SNEC-PMI is inviting you to participate in our full day event on April 30, 2010. Participation consists of colleagues from the Project Management community with whom you will have plenty of opportunity to share information on your product or service.


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The New Jersey PMI chapter and SNEC-PMI have jointly decided to cancel the 2010 Seminar at Sea,  due to lack of response and a later than hoped kick off.  We hope that you will consider joining us at one of the many world class events we have going on this year.  These include Dr. Jerry Brightman in March, our 5th Annual PM Conference and half day workshops at the end of April , and a fall session with Neal Whitten.

There are a number of excellent volunteer opportunities available within SNEC-PMI. In the table below, please contact the email identified in the e-mail column if you are interested. 

Share your Knowledge in the Virtual Library—Earn PDUs

PMI’s Virtual Library seeks to post your articles for professional development units (PDUs).

The Virtual Library aims to be the premier online source for project management knowledge and information to help professionals and organizations advance the practice of project management.

A team of volunteers along with PMI staff review the articles for clarity and relevance before posting them. Your paper could be a part of this virtual collection.

Authors whose articles are posted on the Virtual Library may claim 15 PDUs under Category 2B. For accepted articles with more than one author, each co-author may claim 10 PDUs. In order to be eligible for PDUs, articles must be at least the length of a magazine feature article (1,500 words or more).

The project community is looking forward to reading your submissions. Please visit the Virtual Library to download the author’s guidelines and submission forms. While you are there, check out other PMI knowledge-sharing resources. For more information, please e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .