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Call for presentations

Our call for presentations is open to anyone with an insightful or unique perspective on managing projects and people.

We're interested in your ideas for presentations that help attendees:

• Discover smarter ways of working

• Connect with the PMI global community

• Advance their career and skillsets

This year, we are particularly seeking sessions that:

• Are by PMO leaders for PMO leaders

• Address project success with AI

• Offer real life examples of project management as a force for good

• Enhance attendees’ power skills, build their business acumen, and find ways to work smarter

• Have practical, tangible, and precise takeaways

Submit your ideas

PMI events

Current and aspiring Project Professionals are our focus, driving us to constantly develop new, exciting events that challenge our audiences and expand their horizons. Events like PMI Global Summit Series and PMI Global Summit feature engaging and educational programs for Project Professionals, rising leaders, and those looking to begin their career in project management.

The Global Summit Series Europe 2025 Call for proposals is now closed.

Calls for proposals for Global Summit Series Asia Pacific 2025 and Global Summit 2025 will open in early 2025.

PMI Training

PMI Training courses are small, interactive sessions offered virtually and in-person. Courses can range from one hour to four days. If you’re looking for visibility as a subject matter expert, international exposure, or simply to give back, propose a course you’d like to teach.

ProjectManagement.com

PMI’s online community, ProjectManagement.com, thrives on user participation. We welcome editorial submissions and webinar ideas, including white papers, project plan templates, blog posts, and more.

Submission tips

Current and aspiring project professionals are at the heart of our focus, driving us to constantly find new, exciting speakers that offer Project Professionals opportunities to expand their horizons at every stage in their careers.

In your proposals:

• Be specific

We cannot consider proposals that just include a link, ambiguous text about speaking on any topic, etc.

• Consider the audience

When formulating your proposal, keep in mind who you would present to and how they can learn from your session.

Because we receive so many submissions, you will only hear from us if your idea is considered.

For questions regarding your submission, contact:

Priority topics

Our priority topics include: