Login & Account Information

An account (username and password) is required in order to:

• Register for events at the appropriate rate, based on membership status
• Join a Roundtable
• Join the Job Posting Service (Chapter members and Chapter student members only)
• Get on our mailing list
• See web site features appropriate to your membership status
• Change your password
• Update your contact information (non-members)

PMI Portland Chapter will not share or sell your information.

Your membership status is tied to your account and is used to determine event pricing and web site access.

PMI Portland Chapter members

Chapter members automatically have accounts. We download member information from PMI weekly. If necessary, you must change your profile information at PMI Global! We cannot change it for you.

• Userid (default) – first initial and last name*
• Password (default) – PMI number

There are no spaces or punctuation in member usernames. 

*The username is generated from the name information provided to PMI Global.  It is not the same as the PMI Global username.

Student members

Student Chapter membership (and pricing) applies to those who:

• Are PMI Portland Chapter members in good standing, and
• Have applied for (and received) Student status from PMI GOC

We receive this information weekly in our data load from PMI GOC and update our database accordingly.

Student membership and pricing does not apply to Chapter members or non-members who may also happen to be students.

New Chapter members

Are you a very new member? You may already have an account–please try the standard login (above). If you cannot log in and need to register for an event that is closing soon, we can create an account for you. Otherwise, please wait for the regular import and try again in a week.
Go to the New Member Information page for complete information.

Non-members

Non-members with accounts

You may have already have an account if you have attended an event or belong to a roundtable, for example.  Please do not create multiple accounts.

• Username–usually the first initial and last name, or your email address
• Password (default)–site generated password, which was sent to you via email when you created the account

See "Forgot your username/password?" below.

Non-members without accounts

You can get a new account in two ways:

1. Register for an event–you’ll create an account during registration
2. Use the Non-Member Signup form

Tips

For detailed information on account setup, event registration, event pricing, cancellation, etc., click here.

Need to change your email or other contact information?

Chapter members–Change your contact information at PMI Global.
Non-members–Log in and change the information by clicking on My Profile.

Forgot your username/password?

Forgot My Username

You will enter an email address and the system will check to see if there is an account using this email address.  If so, an email will be sent to this email with the username info.  If this doesn't work, lease try a different email address or contact support@pmi-portland.org.

Forgot My Password

We cannot send your password via email nor display it on our system, for your protection.  If you forget your password you will be given an opportunity to reset your password.

Need to change your password?

Log in and change the information in My Profile.  Hover over the My Profile tab and choose Change Password.  Or click here.
 
For questions, contact support@pmi-portland.org.

PMI Global web site

New Member Information

PMI Global Customer Care (Help) web page

Event Registration and Pricing Information

support@pmi-portland.org

Help

Login and Account Information

Forgot My Password

Change My Password

Forgot My Username

New Member Information

Event Registration and Pricing Information

Event Cancellation and Refund Policy

E-List Sign-up Information (for Roundtables and Job Posting Service)

Post a Job opening

Chapter Contact Information

Current Chapter Leadership

Chapter FAQs

Subscribe to our Mailing List

Site Map

PMI Global Customer Care (Help) web page

For technical questions, contact support@pmi-portland.org.

Follow Us

Connect to PMI Portland Chapter with Social Networking

To get the latest and greatest news about the PMI Portland Chapter, we invite you to connect to our social networking destinations on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.  Click on the icons below to get to your preferred locations:

In all social destinations, you can learn more about its members, events, conferences, training classes, and more.  Once you’ve connected to these services, you can contribute your own announcements, questions, or comments. 

PMI Portland Chapter’s social networking services can also be amazing venues for finding helpful information for our pursuits in project management because we can share useful tips and tricks with other fellow professionals.

Are you’re still not convinced? Try this. Go to twitter, and search “#pmot” (without the quotes). PMOT stands for “Project Management on Twitter”. This will bring up all of the tweets on project management. They are always being updated, so you’ll get a great bounty of current information, and a funny comment or two. You can also search for #agile, #msproject, or #pmp to get the latest on these important topics, as well.

This is just a taste. If you would like to learn more, here are some resources that will help you leverage social networking websites—including twitter—to your advantage.

Articles The Impact Of Social Networking On Project Management (Derek Heuther) http://bit.ly/m4wXIz Project Management and Social Networking (Bruce McGraw) http://bit.ly/lSd9lO Social Media for Project Managers (PMI Book for purchase) (Elizabeth Harrin, PA, MBCS) http://bit.ly/kFiYX2 Hashtags #PMOT–http://twitter.com/#!/search/%23pmot #PM–http://twitter.com/#!/search/%23pm #PMP–http://twitter.com/#!/search/%23pmp #Agile–http://twitter.com/#!/search/%23agile Popular Twitter People/Organizations PMI–http://twitter.com/#!/PMInstitute PMI Portland Chapter–http://twitter.com/#!/PMIPortland

Questions, contact the Director of Engagement Marketing.