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Global demand for project managementThe demand is tremendous. $14 trillion per year on fi xed capital projects worldwide represents “gross fi xed capital formation”: building construction; land improvements, plant, machinery, and equipment purchases; and the construction of roads, railways, and the like. That does not include large domains of private investment, such as the billions of dollars spent on IT software and services, or on new product development in the pharmaceutical and other industries. The real total for projects worldwide is likely to be closer to $20 trillion, or almost one-third of the world’s GDP. By some estimates, 20 million people -- forty or fi fty times all the members and credential holders of all PM organizations put together! – act as de facto PMs at least some of the time.A number of global dynamics are forcing organizations to take a more critical look at their practices. Slow economic growth, shifting global market priorities and a push for innovation all make for a very complex and risky business environment and put additional emphasis on the need for excellence in project, program and portfolio management. As the world’s largest project management association, PMI comes in contact with many examples of excellence in these areas.

Making a difference to create project successfully64% of projects successfully met their original goals and business intent in 2011. Which means…over one third did not. What differentiates those organizations with higher success rates from those with lower success rates?Twenty percent describe their organizations as having “high” overall project management maturity, up from 11 in 2006. Perhaps not surprisingly, larger fi rms tend to report higher maturity levels. Nearly 30% of

fi rms with at least US$1 billion in annual revenues report a high maturity level compared to just 10% of those with annual revenues under US$50 million. Certain industries also are more likely to report high maturity; retail, consulting, aerospace, IT and telecommunications are among the highest.Further analysis shows that the reported maturity level does in fact correlate with on-time and on-budget project delivery. Those reporting high maturity levels outperform low maturity organizations by 28 percentage points for on-time project delivery, 24 percentage points for on-budget delivery and 20 percentage points for meeting the original goals and business intent of projects.

Why do 64% of projects meet their original goals and business intent while the other 36% do not? According to the PMI, the most critical project success factors include:

64% projects that successfully meet their original goals and business intent applied these methods as follows to improve success rates:

* Often** Always*** Across all departments

Do you want your project to be part of 64% project success? Project Management Institute (PMI) can help you.

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PMI Standards: Globally RecognizedThe eleven current PMI standards have been developed by experienced practitioners — professionals who volunteer their time to capture the knowledge accumulated in thousands of projects around the world. Each standard is regularly updated. The “foundation” standard, A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge or PMBOK® Guide, has more than two million copies in circulation. All PMI members receive a complimentary digital copy.1. A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge

(PMBOK® Guide) — Fifth Edition (01/2013) 2. Construction Extension to the PMBOK® Guide — Third Edition 3. Government Extension to the PMBOK® Guide — Third Edition 4. Practice Standard for Earned Value Management 5. Practice Standard for Project Confi guration Management 6. Practice Standard for Scheduling 7. Practice Standard for Work Breakdown Structures — Second

Edition 8. The Standard for Program Management — Third Edition

(01/2013) 9. Project Manager Competency Development Framework —

Second Edition 10. Organizational Project Management Maturity Model

(OPM3®) — Second Edition (12/08)11. The Standard for Portfolio Management — Third Edition

(01/2013)

PMI Credentials1. Certifi ed Associate in Project Management (CAPM)®

Certifi es knowledge of the PMBOK Guide®

2. Project Management Professional (PMP)®

Certifi es expertise in leading and directing project teams3. Program Management Professional (PgMP)®

Certifi es expertise and demonstrated history of performance

in the oversight of multiple, related projects aligned to organizational strategy

4. PMI-Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP)®

Certifi es expertise in assessing/identifying risk, mitigate threats, and capitalize on opportunities

5. PMI-Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP)®

Certifi es expertise in developing/maintaining the project schedule

6. PMI Agile Certifi ed Practitioner (PMI-ACP)®

Validates the practitioner’s ability to understand and apply agile principles and practices

7. Portfolio Management Professional (PMfP) Recognizes the advanced experience and skill of portfolio managers

8. PMI-Professional in Business Analyst (PMI-PBA) Certifi es expertise in business analyst and ability to work effectively with stakeholders

Many independent studies have shown a growing gap between the need for skilled project managers and the projected supply. To keep this vital “pipeline” fi lled; PMI has always encouraged the academic community to embrace project management as a discipline. The statistics shows the high demand in Project Management Skills. PMI is as solution to fulfi ll its demand. Problem solved!One of the most valuable benefi ts of PMI membership is knowledge sharing at every stage of a project manager’s career. If you’re starting out: 27% of PMI members have spent fewer than 5 years in the fi eld. Their interests are in basic information, networking and career paths. If that describes you, try the online Basic Knowledge Assessment. Familiarize yourself with PMI’s credentials and their requirements, and plan a course of preparation through self-study or with an R.E.P. Check out the journal articles and research papers at the Virtual Library, and the books and study aids available at PMI marketplace. And most of all, take advantage of the many networking opportunities, from chapter meetings to virtual communities online to the Global Congresses.If you’re building your career: 63% of members have 5 to 19 years in the fi eld, and are more likely to hold the PMP credential. They have a clear idea of their strengths and interests: many of them make use of the multi-day courses offered through SeminarsWorld®, or online versions at eSeminarsWorldSM. PMPs are the backbone of volunteer activity in components.. Volunteer leaders can take part in the PMI Leadership institute. If you’ve advanced to program or portfolio management (or lead a team of project managers), you may be among the10% of members with 20 or more years’ experience. They use PMI membership and credentials to identify candidates for high-performing project teams, posting opportunities at PMI Career Headquarters. Some have earned the PgMP credential as recognition of their expertise. And they’re positioned as

champions of project management in their organizations. For example, they’re often the pioneers in using PathProTM, an interactive career planning tool that helps organizations recruit, retain, assess and promote their brightest stars. http://www.pmi.org/CareerDevelopment/Pages/Default.aspx

Excellent services for project management community in Indonesia

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Enhancing, consolidating, and channeling project management knowledge and expertise for benefi t members from government, business and educational communities in Indonesia since 1996

Project Management Institute (PMI) is one of the world’s largest professional membership associations, with half a million members

and credential holders in more than 185 countries. It is a not-for-profi t organization that advances the project management profession through globally recognized standards and certifi cations, collaborative communities, an extensive research program, and professional development opportunities. Since founding in 1969, it has been at the forefront of working with business to create project management standards and techniques that work. The Project Management Institute of Indonesia was founded in 1996 and is an organization dedicated to enhancing, consolidating and channeling Indonesian project management knowledge and expertise for benefi t of all stakeholders. This organization is one of the chapters of Project Management Institute (PMI), a nonprofi t, worldwide leading professional organization. Our members and credential holders span numerous industries, businesses and many of the Indonesian leading corporations as well as nonprofi t institutions.

The History of PMI Indonesia ChapterProject Management Institute (PMI) is one of the world’s largest professional membership associations, with half a million members and credential holders in more than 185 countries. It is a not-for-profi t organization that advances the project management profession through globally recognized standards and certifi cations, collaborative communities, an extensive research program, and professional development opportunities. Since founding in 1969, it has been at the forefront of working with business to create project management standards and techniques that work. The establishment of PMI Chapter in Indonesia was started when a

number of Indonesian professionals passed PMI certifi cations in the mid of 90s and required earning PDUs locally for maintaining its certifi cations. After going through a series of gathering, on April 4, 1996, at a meeting which was located in PT. Rekayasa Industri, Jakarta, PMI Indonesia Chapter was offi cially established and unanimously appointed Mr. Hari G. Soeparto as Chapter President, assisted by six volunteers as temporary board members having two target activities. The fi rst target was to get the recognition of organization from PMI and secondly was to hold a board election by the end of 1996. The both targets could be completed on time. On October 3, 1996, PMI accepted PMI Indonesia Chapter as an offi cial chapter of PMI in Indonesia and the election was held in the same year having results that the elected board was established consisting of 22 board members. Since it was established from 1996 until 2012, PMI Indonesia Chapter has been led by seven Chapter Presidents elected by the members. The seven Chapter Presidents are: 1. Hari G. Soeparto, PMP2. Andy Sugito, PMP3. Paul D. Giammalvo, PMP 4. Rahayu S. Arifi n, PMP 5. Chalid Tamimi, PMP 6. Adi Prasetyo, PMP 7. Mohammad Ichsan, PMPEach period has different challenges and achievements and some of the challenges experienced include the economic crisis in 1997 that made the activity of PMI Indonesia Chapter of PMI declined and a request from PMI in 2002 that PMI Indonesia Chapter should change its name from Indonesia Chapter to Jakarta Chapter due to a policy from PMI. Thanks to the hard work of the all different boards and members of PMI Indonesia Chapter that since August 26, 2012, PMI has approved the chapter to re-use the name of the PMI Indonesia Chapter again and currently PMI Indonesia Chapter have 327 members along with two branches in Surabaya and Yogyakarta. [•]

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As per December 2013, members of PMI Indonesia Chapter are 514 members. There is a signifi cant increase during the last fi ve years, with 465% growth rate. The members of PMI Indonesia Chapter are from various industries that can be seen in fi gure below. Most members are from IT with 20% of members, followed by Engineering with 14%.

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2014 – 2017 PMI Indonesia Chapter Boards

PMI Indonesia Chapter Board Members 2014 – 2017

President : Arisman Indrawan, PMP aindrawan@pmi-indonesia.org

President Chapter has duties as are customary for presiding offi cers, including making all required appointments with the approval of the Board. The President shall also serve as a member ex-offi cio with the right to vote on all committees except the Nominating Committee.

General Secretary : Alin Veronika, PMP, PMI-RMP averonika@pmi-indonesia.org Board General Secretary : Reza Aldiansyah, PMP raldiansyah@pmi-indonesia.org Astri Laksita Wikaningtyas awikaningtyas@pmi-indonesia.org

General Secretary shall keep the records of all business meetings of the PMI Indonesia Chapter and meetings of the Board

Treasury shall oversee the management of funds for duly authorized purposes of the PMI Indonesia ChapterVP Treasury : Erlangga Arfan, PMP

earfan@pmi-indonesia.orgBoard Treasury : Masri Abdulgani, PMP

mabdulgani@pmi-indonesia.org Program shall develop and delivery programs relating to project managementVP Program : Handy Matunri, PMP

hmatunri@pmi-indonesia.org Board Program Nailil Muna, PMP nmuna@pmi-indonesia.org Amerio Ruci Utomo, PMP arutomo@pmi-indonesia.org Fauzi Yusuf, PMP, PMI-RMP fyusuf@pmi-indonesia.org Ruli Koestaman rkoestaman@pmi-indonesia.org

Education shall promote the project management profession through education, training and workshopVP Education : Sepriyany Linta Rita, PMP

slinta@pmi-indonesia.org Board Education Jason Christian, PMP jchristian@pmi-indonesia.org Crysanthus Raharjo, PMP craharjo@pmi-indonesia. Hotma Roland Pasaribu, PMP hpasaribu@pmi-indonesia.org Sunardo, PMP sunardo@pmi-indonesia.org Jeffry Joris, PMP jjoris@pmi-indonesia.org

Communication shall disseminate information both to and from the ChapterVP Communication : Bayu Waseso bwaseso@pmi-indonesia.org Board Communication : Zamrud Kurnia, PMP zkurnia@pmi-indonesia.org Wahyu Cromer, PMP wcromer@pmi-indonesia.org Antonius Sony asony@pmi-indonesia.org Armi Debi, PMP, PMI-RMP adebi@pmi-indonesia.org Muhammad Firdaus mfi rdaus@pmi-indonesia.org Rafi Sani Hardono, PMP rshardono@pmi-indonesia.org Laura Tanzil ltanzil@pmi-indonesia.org

Membership shall increase number of membership an retain member of the ChapterVP Membership : Ika Avianto, PMP iavianto@pmi-indonesia.org Board Membership : Feri Heri Susilo, PMP fsusilo@pmi-indonesia.org Sigit A Wibowo swibowo@pmi-indonesia.org Bayu Aditya Firmansyah, PMP bfi rmansyah@pmi-indonesia.org

Marketing shall seek endorsement opportunities channeling to strategic partners and generate income for the ChapterVP Marketing : Corina Munthe cmunthe@pmi-indonesia.org Board Marketing : Jusak Buntaran, PMP jbuntaran@pmi-indonesia.org Gunawan, PMP gunawan@pmi-indonesia.org Dodi Darundriyo, PMP ddarundriyo@pmi-indonesia.org VP Branch : Yudha Perdana Damiat, PMP, PMI-SP ypdamiat@pmi-indonesia.orgBoard Branch : Anna Yuliarti Khodijah, PMP, PMI-SP akhodijah@pmi-indonesia.org Noerachman Saleh, PMP nrsaleh@pmi-indonesia.org Branch Director shall designated branch and generate member from Branches Yogyakarta Branch : Dr. Budi Hartono bhartono@pmi-indonesia.orgBandung Branch : Rahmat Mulyana, PMP rmulyana@pmi-indonesia.org

PMI Indonesia Chapter Board of Director

PMI advocacy and outreach to corporations and government

PMI certifi cations allow for greater recognition from

employers

In order to support the number of PMP/CAPM in Indonesia, chapter offers “PMP/CAPM exam preparation” bi-monthly. Within this 4-hours session, PMP/CAPM candidates learn more about exam procedures, guidelines, tips and tricks to pass the exam, as well take the exam simulation (paper based) to assess their knowledge and confidence level to pass the exam. This session is very useful to know if you are ready in taking the real examination, and you might get a chance to meet other candidates to form working study group. Many participants are interested to join this session. What about you?? Let’s join our next session that will be informed in website and mailing list. This session is exclusively free for Chapter members, and paid for non-members. Watch for our announcement in mailing list if you wish to join the next session or email to event@pmi-indonesia.org for enquiries.

PMP/CAPM Exam Simulation

Open Membership Meeting (OMM) is monthly seminar program of PMI Indonesia Chapter. We invite distinguished speakers to share their knowledge and experience to project management community. Several topics have been delivered in OMM, for instance:

• Build Your Career in Project Management• Project Management linking to Business Strategy• Agile Project Management• Effective Project Scheduling and Controlling• Project Management in Construction Industry

• Project Management in Banking• Strategic Project Management Office• And many more…….

Stay connected with PMI Indonesia Chapter, through our mailing list, our website and other social networking websites, we will inform you our next OMM event with more remarkable topics and speakers, and so you will get state of the art of project management development. Or you can contact our team at event@pmi-indonesia.org for further information.

Open Membership Meeting (OMM)

Project management ranks as the third most in-demand skill, behind only leadership and business analysis, according to U.S.

News & World Report.

PMI Indonesia Chapter has been supporting organizations in developing their Knowledge Management in area of project management. The program is called PMI Roadshow - PM Community. We are actively supporting the companies/institutions to build the PM community, as well as taking care of all chapter members wherever they are in Indonesia. Our officers will facilitate a 2-hours session to enhance the project management knowledge as well as to elaborate the step-by-step process in pursuing international project management certifications, including eligibility requirements, training providers, study plan, exam application, audit, and also how to retain the certification once they pass.The other objective of this fruitful session is to gather all the project managers, engineers who are planning to take PMP/CAPM in nearest future so they can form a kind of community hopefully sizeable for a small study group. PMI Indonesia chapter already did several road shows to PT. Freeport, XL Axiata, Vale Indonesia, BP, Thiess Contractor Indonesia, Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN), Chevron Indonesia, Total Indonesia, Pertamina, PT. Newmont Nusa Tenggara, and many more.This is an excellent opportunity to understand the benefits of joining an in-country (and global) society that will assist PTNNT individual pursuit of self-development. Please contact us at event@pmi-indonesia.org if your company requires the similar program. Our team will be very pleased to help and support you.

PMI Roadshow

SymEx that is the abbreviation of Symposium and Exhibition, is the premier event organized of PMI Indonesia Chapter. As the premier event, SymEx is only held once a year usually between September – December. The event designed to provide participants an opportunity to explore the many facets of combinatorial academics and practitioner with session covering the key

areas in cross industries. and engage top notch company to support the event. SymEx is not only for Indonesian Project Managers, but also for the world to show, that Indonesia does have big concern in delivering proper projects, apart of delivering the benefits for chapter members.SymEx for the first time held at The Laguna Hotel, Nusa Dua, Bali in 2011. As the International

Symposium & Exhibition (SymEx)

Project Management Symposium, SymEx provides a venue where attendees, sponsors and speakers can exchange knowledge and experience in the secrets of project success by learning from others, make useful contacts, and receive valuable insights. In two-days symposium, the participants not only gain knowledge but also broaden networking during splendid networking dinner where the attendees can taste the traditional food of Indonesia and also enjoy the traditional dance. To reach out the project management community outside Jakarta, SymEx 2012 was held at Hyatt Regency, Yogyakarta. Noble speakers not only from Indonesia but also from USA, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines spoke at SymEx 2012. From Yogyakarta, the 3rd SymEx was held at Hilton Hotel Bandung in 2013. There were 55 companies/institution from domestic and international are participating in sponsorring for the successfull of the event. SymEx 2013 was widely regarded as the most successful event for networking and professional growth in project management. SymEx 2014 attended by more than 120 participants was held in Aryaduta Palembang. This year, the SymEx 2015 will be conduction on October 19 – 20, in Jakarta. Join with us NOW, enhance your knowledge and broaden your network. See you at Symex 2015! For more information about SymEx, please contact us at symex2015@pmi-indonesia.org

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Being a volunteer for PMI can provide you the opportunity to meet and network with project management peers locally, nationally and globally that

can support you and give you professional advice.

PMI Goes to CampusPMI Indonesia Chapter provides opportunities to academicians, students, researchers to enhance project management knowledge and skills to our program PMI Indonesia Chapter Goes to Campus (PMI GtC). Through this event, our officers will introduce the essence of project management and the benefits of get involved with PMI. Networking, mentoring and internship opportunities through PMI’s global online communities or local chapters around the world is one of the precious benefits. Students will also get practical expertise as well as academic expertise involved in the program of PMI Indonesia chapter. We have been conducted PMI Goes

to Campus not only in Jakarta but also in Sumatera, such as: University of Indonesia, Universitas Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta, Institute of Technology Bandung, Institute of Technology Surabaya, Telkom University Bandung, Surya University Serpong, Bung Hatta University Padang, Sriwijaya University Palembang, Binadarma University Palembang, University of Sumatera Utara (USU) Medan, Diponegoro University Semarang, and many more. Please contact us at event@pmi-indonesia.org if your institution requires the similar program. We will be very happy to visit your institution and share the knowledge of project management.

Annual Members Gathering

Volunteers must set annual target and must be equipped with the right coaching skills to be effective in coaching others to take action to realize their objectives. PMI Indonesia Chapter volunteers have been working so hard to develop theirselves. They have gone milestones after milestones to develop and to grow and they have started to see the positive movement. The highest achievement when the PMI HQ announced that PMI Indonesia Chapter as the best Chapter in Category A (Chapter with members up to 350). Being a volunteer for PMI, can provide you the opportunity to meet and network with project management peers locally, nationally and globally that can support you and give you professional advice. The studies showed that Volunteering Makes You Happier. Helping community to enhance the project management knowledge and skills, supporting practitioners to get certification, and having a lot of FUN in organizing the events. If you are interested to join PMI Indonesia Chapter as a volunteer, you can contact us at volunteer@pmi-indonesia.org.

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PMI certifi cations recognise your project management knowledge, skills and abilities.

Being a volunteer for PMI can provide you the opportunity to meet and network with project management peers locally, nationally and globally that

can support you and give you professional advice.

As part of our genuine service for the project management community, PMI Indonesia Chapter organizes an activity to accommodate anyone who wants to take the PMP certification. One of the advantages of PMI Indonesia chapter member is able to join the study group for PMP exam preparation for FREE. Besides being a member of Indonesia Chapter, the participants are required to also have the Eligibility Code. By having this code, participants are expected to seriously prepare for the PMP exam. Eligibility Code is provided by PMI for someone who has registered paid the exam fee and met the requirements for the PMP certification exam.Study group will be guided by experience PMP certified mentors. Held once a week, the study group focuses on a discussion of every chapter of PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge). Two days before the study group, the participants will be given pre-test questions, then during the discussion session the participants and the mentor will discuss the answers of the pre-test questions as well the chapter of PMBOK. Currently, since Bandung Branch has been formed, the PMP Study Group not only conducted in Jakarta area but also in Bandung area. If you want to join PMP study group, you can send an email to certification@pmi-indonesia.org by quoting your PMI ID, Eligibility Code and Eligibility Expiration Date.

Study Group

As part of our willingness Project Management Challenge (PMC) is a kind of project management introduction for students, which are expected to increase awareness of the importance of project management. By holding this competition, students who are at the highest level of education and getting close to their career are expected to contribute to the real world in the near future. The 1st PMC in 2013 was successful by more than 20 teams from various universities in Indonesia submitted the proposal. The winner of PMC 2013 was from Gadjah Mada University. In 2014, the PMC invited the participants not only from Indonesia but also from South-east Asia, where participants from Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam and Thailand joined this event. The winner of PMC 2014 was from University of Indonesia. In 2015, the PMC broaden the scale by inviting the students from Asia Pacific. For more information, contact us at yogya-branch@pmi-indonesia.org and prove your project management skills and knowledge by joining this event. The juries and speakers of PMC 2014 PMC 2013

Project Management Challenge (PMC)

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PMBOK® GuideEvery member receives a digital edition of A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) – Fourth Edition.

PMI Chapters and Communities of PracticeEngage face-to-face with other members for educational and networking events by joining your local chapter. In addition, you can join any of our 38 communities of practice based around specific industries or areas of practice and collaborate virtually with project practitioners worldwide.

Tools and TemplatesGain unlimited access to the tools and templates from the popular book, A Project Manager’s Book of Forms, by Cynthia Snyder. This resource can serve as a roadmap to help you collect and manage your project information.

E-Reads & ReferenceObtain online access to 250 complete and unabridged books from PMI and other leading publishers. Topics include project management, leadership, teams, cross-cultural business and knowledge management.

PMI PublicationsReceive our award-winning publications containing compelling articles to sharpen your skills and keep you informed, including:

PM Network® – keeps you updated on the latest tools, techniques and best practices.

PMI Today® – a monthly publication with the latest developments about certification, research, standards, education and training, as well as news from chapters and other communities.

Project Management Journal® – a peer-refereed academic and research publication which features state-of-the-art management techniques, research, theories and applications.

E-Newsletters – eleven publications packed with timely updates and powerful information. Specific titles are focused on global and regionals members, credential holders, academics and volunteers.

PMI® Global CongressesPMI Global Congresses and regional events provide professional development, networking, information sharing and recognition for project practitioners from the region and around the world.

eSeminars World®

Participate in online instructor-led courses to expand your project management knowledge and earn PDUs without leaving your home or office.

Career HeadquartersAccess this excellent project management employment resource that allows you to post a résumé, search job listings and request alerts to help you find the best position. Members also receive special rates on job search services, including career coaching and résumé writing.

Knowledge ShelfExplore this growing resource of peer-submitted and reviewed articles contributed by project managers a great place to expand your understanding of different aspects of project management.

Members Only ResourcesAs a member of PMI, you will have exclusive access to these powerful resources:

On-Demand WebinarsAn extensive library of webinars addressing project management trends, best practices, how-to-guides, and much more – all available to help you make meaningful contributions to the projects you work on or lead.

PDU Advantage ProgramMembers who are Project Management Professional (PMP)® credential holders can earn PDUs quickly, easily and at no additional cost through the PDU Advantage program. All members are automatically enrolled. You’ll immediately have access to hundreds of PDU-earning opportunities ranging from participating in communities of practice to viewing our on-demand webinars.

myPMI Mobile AppThe exciting new myPMI mobile app provides on-the-go access to your member profile, view your credential and PDU status, learn about PMI events, add events to your calendar, follow a community of practice, read blogs, claim PDUs and more!

PMI-Sponsored Insurance Coverage*PMI is proud to offer access to secure, portable and competitively priced insurance packages for members and their families.

PMI Visa® Platinum Rewards Credit Card* Members can take advantage of the new Project Management Institute Visa® Platinum Rewards card providing many ways to earn and redeem points. It will quickly become your favorite way to pay.

*Please note, these programs are currently available only to PMI members residing in the United States. We are actively exploring opportunities to offer comparable benefits to meet the needs of PMI members in all regions of the world.

Member Exclusive Programs and ServicesPMI members also receive access to these exciting programs and services:

To learn more about these and additional member benefits, please visit www.PMI.org/benefits

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Type of MembershipIndividual Membership USD $129 to joinApplication fee USD $10. Annual renewal fee USD $129+PMI Indonesia Chapter Membership USD $15

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Symposium & Exhibition (Symex) Rp. 2,500,000 discount19-20 October 2015 at Novotel Hotel Bogor. Two days event provides keynote speakers as well as more than 20 speakers sharing project management practices. Completed with networking session when you can broaden networks locally and internationally. Earn 16 PDUs.

Open Membership Meeting (OMM) 50% discountMonthly knowledge sharing from project management experts. Earn 6 PDUs.

Project Management Workshop (PMW) Special prizeGet deeper insight on soft skills used in project management. Earn 6 PDUs

PMP Exam Preparation Study Group FreeIncrease your chance for passing PMP Exam. This free of charge study group is our serve as volunteers to members.

Annual Member Gathering (AMG) Special PrizeAnnual event to broaden your network, meet new colleagues get new knowledges and open your opportunities.

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PMBOK® Guide & Standarts FreeMore than 13 Guides and Standarts include PMBOK® Guide-Fifth Edition, Foundational Standards, Practice Standards & Frameworks, Practice Guide.

Publications FreePM Network®, PMI Today®, Project Management Jounal®, Newsletters

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