Scheduled presentations at the chapter meeting:

1. Pooja Mohnani: Collaboration in Project Management (in English)

2. Jeremías Iglesias (ECB) and Deloitte: Collaboration Augmented: Agents as Your Digital Team Members  (in English)
  

Discussions will follow each presentation. There will be a break for networking between the presentations.

In many companies, procurement is evolving from a peripheral topic to a core task for project managers. Let's talk about what you need to know in the exam. And there will also be plenty of practical experience.

✨ Don’t miss out—register now and transform your PMP preparation into a well-planned, successful project! ✨

Discover how AI is reshaping the project and program management landscape with Markus Kopko. In this forward-thinking session, explore practical applications of AI, ethical integration strategies, and the evolving skillset required for PMs to thrive in AI-augmented environments. A must-attend for all who want to future-proof their roles.

Topic: “The Silent Burnout – Recognizing and Preventing Emotional Fatigue in Project Work”.
Date: Thursday, 6 November 2025
Time: 18:00–20:00
Location: M-Lounge & Bar | Hyatt Regency Mainz
Cost: Free of charge
Earn: Up to 2 PDUs
Language: English

Come celebrate a year full of learning, networking, and inspiring speakers. We will begin by celebrating our year together, followed by networking and a presentation from Dr. G K Chawla, a Digital Transformation Expert.

Projects are no longer just about delivering outputs—they are the engines of organizational strategy. This session explores how project professionals can connect execution to strategic goals, strengthen business acumen, and communicate value in the language of executives to drive long-term success.

Organizations succeed or fail based on their ability to execute strategy effectively—and projects are the vehicle for that execution. Yet too often, project success is measured only by outputs such as time, cost, and scope, rather than by the outcomes that matter most to the business. To thrive in today’s competitive and uncertain environment, project professionals must expand their role from task managers to strategic leaders who understand and speak the language of business.

Please address any questions to martin.bertram@pmi-gc.de

Dear project management friends in and around Hamburg,

As a "special event",  the PM Hackathon for students and trainees will take place before the PM Summit:

It will be an interactive, hands-on format as part of the PM Summit 2025 that brings young people closer to project management in an innovative and applicable way - with real impact for the world of tomorrow! Drop by for:

• An insight into project management methods that will make them fit for their future.
• A room full of ideas and creativity.
• A project pitch competition with cool prizes.

The PM Hackathon 2025 is a place where young talents, real challenges and project management meet the future!

PM Summit 2025 - Compass for the future: Agile. Digital. Sustainable.

Join us for intense days of learning, sharing and growing that will help you connect with current and future project managers in Germany and expand your network. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn from top-class speakers and exchange ideas with other experts, gain new impulses for your own work, make new contacts and thus develop professionally. You can also look forward to an unforgettable evening event at the PMI Germany Chapter Summit 2025 on the first day on the paddle steamer MS Lousiana.

You can find everything else on the event page: https://2025.pm-summit.de

“Success is built on relationships – not on chance.”​

Unlock the power of professional stakeholder engagements.​

This focused workshop teaches participants how to systematically identify, analyze, and engage stakeholders in alignment with Project Management Institute (PMI®) standards. Through practical examples, it demonstrates how effective communication, influence mapping, and expectation management drive project success. Perfect for project managers, team leads, and PMP® candidates.​

The Thuringia Local Group of the PMI Germany Chapter invites you to the topic of "Fuck-up Sessions" – learning from mistakes.

Each of us knows projects that didn't go as planned. We want to share precisely these experiences with each other – openly, honestly, and collegially. The goal is to learn from each other how we deal with challenges, stumbling blocks, and setbacks in project management.
Please prepare at least one project example that you would like to share. Whether it's a small anecdote or a major failure – everything is welcome.

„Connect & Inspire“ is the relaunch of the successful Female Empowerment Programms (FEMP)