July 18 2020 at 03:00PM
We are looking for a "PMIEF/PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter Liaison" Volunteer
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We are looking for a "PMIEF/PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter Liaison": The PMIEF/PMI Chapter Liaison provides a vital communications and activities link between the PMI Educational Foundation and the PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter.
What is the PMI Educational Foundation (PMIEF)?
- A non-profit charitable organization that champions project management for educational and social good. Learn more about us.
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and a supporting organization within PMI.
- PMIEF provides free educational resources and programs to teachers, youth and nonprofit organizations. It also provides grants, awards, and scholarships.
- PMIEF has 3 areas of focus:
- Youth: Sustain our emphasis on young people, creating generation after generation of adults who fulfill their own goals and are prepared to shape their world.
- Nonprofits: Amplify our ability to reach and influence youth by emphasizing the global delivery of our services through engaging, experience-based project activities offered through nonprofits.
- Volunteers: Leverage volunteers to help deliver the benefits of project management to youth.
Learn more about our strategic focus
- The extent of work the PMIEF is able to accomplish depends on its ability to raise funds.
Role Description
Appointed volunteer responsible for serving as the primary link between the PMI Chapter and the PMI Educational Foundation (PMIEF), PMI's philanthropic arm, and registered nonprofit organization, by building connections and networking both throughout the community and within the chapter.
Roles & Responsibilities - Serving the Chapter
- Design and promote social good events, including those required to serve community needs detected by chapter board members (e.g., VP of Outreach, VP of Professional Development, or VP of Events).
- Raise awareness and deliver member value through the promotion/advocacy of chapter social good programs and PMIEF no-cost resources (learning resources, templates, academic scholarships, awards, careers in PM, PMIEF newsletter, etc.) that support engagement in the local community.
- Engage volunteers through social good programs and opportunities for developing their skills and participating in the community.
- Network with communities that can benefit from social good programs and free resources provided by PMIEF (e.g., schools, non-profits, other organizations, etc.).
- As invited, participate in chapter annual planning and propose a yearly business plan specific to PMIEF.
- Provide chapter board members with regular updates on social good programs being carried out locally.
- Be knowledgeable about the "Chapter Guidelines for Social Good Programs."
Roles & Responsibilities - Communicating and Increasing Awareness
- Promote social good initiatives organized by the chapter through different channels (press, social media, etc.) to increase visibility among your PMI chapter members and local community and provide reports on their impact.
- Collaborate with and communicate regularly with PMIEF Community Engagement Committee members on a variety of chapter social good programs and planning.
- Inform PMIEF staff administrator periodically regarding chapter social good programs that are being carried out and those initiatives that have been suggested/proposed by your chapter.
Roles & Responsibilities - Staying Informed
- Become knowledgeable about PMIEF programs, products, resources, and partnership opportunities.
- Attend PMIEF virtual training, webinars, and monthly teleconferences.
- Subscribe to and remain up-to-date with two PMIEF monthly e-newsletters: 'PM for Social Good' and PMIEF/PMI Chapter Liaison'.
- Participate in virtual events, webinars, and dedicated training that would further increase awareness, exposure, and insights regarding the PMI Educational Foundation to meet chapter needs.
- Participate in the global liaison community in the development of and sharing of best practices.
Strategic & Business Management Skills
- Passion for using project management for the good of others in society (youth, teachers, underprivileged individuals, non-profits, etc.).
- PMI knowledge and experience at the chapter level.
- Ability to work independently on sensitive and complex matters.
- Demonstrated success in working well with people and teams and the ability to build relationships both with community organizations and among chapter volunteers.
- English proficiency, both written and verbal.
Leadership Skills
- Public speaking/presentation skills
- Stakeholder management
- Persuasion/motivation skills
- Adaptability/flexibility
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