I want to grow professionally  I want to become a mentor  I am a student  I want to volunteer

I represent a company / partner  I am interested in PMO  I care about sustainability I am interested in women’s professional development.

 

Female Empowerment in Project Management — FEMP

Where women in project management grow stronger together.

Female Empowerment in Project Management creates a supportive environment for women at every stage of their career in project and change management — from those just entering the profession to experienced managers and senior leaders.

The program combines peer mentoring, skill-sharing workshops, webinars, networking, and community support. Participants can learn from one another’s experience, gain new perspectives, build confidence, and strengthen both their professional skills and networks.

At the heart of FEMP is a simple idea: every woman has valuable experience that other women can learn from.

Who is it for?
Women at any stage of their career in project or change management.

Main activities:
Peer mentoring, workshops and webinars, networking, and community activities.

Who are we looking for?
Participants, facilitators, volunteers, speakers and experts, partners and ambassadors.

Learn more: pmi.cz/femp
Contact: femp@pmi.cz

 

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PMI.CZ Mentoring Program

Grow through mentoring — at every stage of your career.

Mentoring is not only for people at the beginning of their careers. The PMI.CZ Mentoring Program connects experienced mentors with curious mentees who want to develop their skills, gain new perspectives and learn from the experience of others.

The program provides a safe and inspiring space for both professional and personal growth. It also helps participants expand their networks and become part of a community where project professionals actively support each other’s development.

Mentoring is seen as a natural part of continuous professional development — at every career stage.

Who is it for?
Junior project managers, experienced professionals, mentors, volunteers and the wider PMI community.

Main activities:
Mentoring, networking and community events.

Who are we looking for?
Mentors and volunteers.

Learn more: pmi.cz/mentoring
Contact: mentoring@pmi.cz

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PMI4Life — Project Management for Life

PMI4Life empowers young people with skills for life.

Using real-world projects and practical activities, students learn teamwork, communication, leadership, planning, and problem-solving.  PMI4Life brings project management principles to students and young people and helps them develop skills they can use at school, at work, and in everyday life. The focus is not only on theory, but on learning by doing and gaining hands-on experience.

PMI4Life brings together several educational activities, including cooperation with schools, student projects, workshops, and mentoring. It also includes specialized initiatives such as PMI4Healthcare, which focuses on developing project thinking and readiness for change in the healthcare environment.

The goal is to give the next generation practical skills that can provide a long-term advantage in their future careers.

Who is it for?
Students and teachers, junior project managers, and experienced professionals interested in mentoring young people.

Main activities:
Project management education, workshops, mentoring, networking, and real student projects.

Who are we looking for?
Volunteers, mentors, partners, and sponsors.

Learn more: pmi.cz/skoly

Contact: pmiforlife@pmi.cz

 

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PMI Student Clubs

How can students gain real project management experience before they graduate? 

PMI Student Clubs provide one way to do that.

Professional network connecting students with PMI members, mentors, and an international community. Students can participate in projects, workshops, events, research activities, volunteering, and cooperation with companies while building their professional networks. An important part of the experience is the opportunity to take responsibility for club activities, try leadership roles, and practice project management in a real environment before entering the job market. Student Clubs also help universities strengthen the connection between academic knowledge and practical experience.

Who is it for?
University students are interested in project management, future project leaders and innovators, and universities looking to strengthen links between theory and practice.

Main activities:
Workshops, networking, volunteering, training, and community events.

Who are we looking for?
Participants, volunteers, speakers and experts, partners, and sponsors.

Contact: Simona.Ondrackova@pmi.cz, pmiforlife@pmi.cz 

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PMI PMO CZ Community

Join us and shape the future of PMO through community and practice.

The PMI PMO CZ Community brings together professionals working in PMO, program management, portfolio management and transformation across Czechia and neighbouring countries.

The community provides a space for sharing experience from real organisations, discussing new approaches and supporting the development of PMOs from mainly administrative functions toward strategic partners that create measurable organisational value.

Regular in-person meetups are hosted by different companies and combine presentations of real PMO journeys and practices with workshops, case studies and knowledge sharing.

The community also works with topics and resources such as the PMI PMO Practice Guide, PMO Value Ring™, Flywheel™ framework and PMI-PMOCP certification, while exploring innovation, AI and emerging practices in the PMO field.

Another important ambition is to strengthen the international visibility of Czech PMO professionals, connect the local community with the global PMI and PMO ecosystem and position Czechia as an important hub for PMO and program management expertise.

Who is it for?
PMO professionals, program and portfolio managers, strategy and transformation leaders, consultants and other professionals responsible for strategic initiatives.

Main activities:
PMO meetups, workshops and case studies, knowledge sharing, professional development, support for PMO excellence and international engagement.

Who are we looking for?
The community welcomes professionals at all levels. At this stage, it is particularly interested in engaging experienced professionals and senior leaders who can apply PMO practices and frameworks within their organisations and share their experience with the wider community.

Contact: fabio.loyola@pmi.cz / ievgen.vyshnevetskyi@pmi.cz

 

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Sustainability Project Management — SPM

Learn with us how to bring sustainability into the way we manage projects.

How can project management contribute to long-term sustainability? This is the central theme of Sustainability Project Management.

SPM brings together five professional organisations from Czechia and Slovakia and connects project professionals, students, academia and businesses.

The initiative provides a space to explore how sustainability influences project decisions and how sustainability principles can be translated from broad concepts into real project management practice. It also connects academic knowledge with real business challenges and encourages cooperation across professional disciplines.

One of its activities is a student hackathon that brings together project management, innovation and sustainability around a real business challenge.

The initiative demonstrates the value of cross-border and cross-disciplinary cooperation and creates opportunities for professionals, students, universities and companies to learn from each other.

Who is it for?
Project professionals interested in sustainability, university students, academics and educators, companies, and experts willing to share practical challenges and experience.

Main activities:
Czech–Slovak cooperation across professional organisations, connecting practitioners, universities and companies, knowledge sharing around sustainability in project management, and student initiatives such as the sustainability hackathon.

Who are we looking for?
Participants, experts and mentors, university and company partners, volunteers and sponsors.

Learn more: pmi.cz/spm-zakladni-informace 

 

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You Don't Have to Be “Just a Participant”

Most PMI Czech Republic initiatives are built by people who have decided to contribute their time, knowledge and experience to the community. There are therefore many different ways to get involved. You can join as a participant, volunteer, mentor, speaker or expert, partner, or sponsor.

Some programs are looking for people who want to learn and develop. Others need experienced professionals who are ready to share what they know. Many are also looking for organisations interested in cooperation, partnerships or sponsorship.

PMI is not only about what you can gain from the community. It is also about what you can bring to it.

 

Professional network connecting students with PMI members, mentors, and an *international community. *

An important part of the experience is the opportunity to take responsibility for club activities, try leadership roles, and practice project management in a real environment before entering the job market.

Student Clubs also help universities strengthen the connection between academic knowledge and practical experience.

Who is it for?
University students are interested in project management, future project leaders and innovators, and universities looking to strengthen links between theory and practice.

Main activities:
Workshops, networking, volunteering, training, and community events.

Who are we looking for?
Participants, volunteers, speakers and experts, partners, and sponsors.

Contact: Simona.Ondrackova@pmi.cz, pmiforlife@pmi.cz