PMI Global Congress 2013 – To Do List

Participating in the PMI Global Congress 2013 will be a unique experience in which you will have access to premier project management education and networking opportunities. Whether you are a regular or a first timer, you need to know what to do in preparation for the event. Based on participant feedback from previous congresses, PMI works to enhance the customer experience in the following year’s congresses.

PMI Global Congress 2013

PMI Global Congress 2013 – To Do List

  1. Mark your calendar. Block the PMI Global Congress 2013 dates and organize your work and personal schedule to attend the congress
  2. Register. This is required to attend the event. Although on-site registration is available, you may want to take advantage of on-line registration and early-bird rates available months in advance. Once your registration has been processed, a confirmation email with your PIN will be sent to you
  3. Plan your trip. Consider attending pre-sessions on Saturday and Sunday morning and arrange your trip. Check for hotels during the registration process and consider your transportation alternatives. The earlier you book, the better travel deals you get.
  4. Verify Travel Requirements. If you are traveling abroad check your visa requirements. In the event you need a visa, request letter of invitation from PMI and submit the travel itinerary and personal information that will be included in the letter. Should you have questions, send your inquiries to Congress_Embassy_Letter@pmi.org
  5. Pre-register for Area of Focus sessions. Use the PIN in the registration confirmation email to log-in to the congress website and make your selection. Pre-registration is recommended to secure your seat in high-demand sessions.
  6. Check who is attending. The list of delegates and participants attending the PMI Global Congress 2013 is available in the Meet Attendees section of the congress website . This gives you the opportunity to contact them in advance and plan to meet them during the congress
  7. Look for congress proceedings. Frequently visit the PMI Global Congress 2013 website and look for available presenter profiles, presentations white papers and copies of the presentations. You can check in advance if the content of the presentation will meet your expectations or if you need to change your selection
  8. Look for session cancelation emails. In the event that one of your selected sessions is canceled, PMI will advise you in advance and suggest alternative sessions. Once you have selected the alternative session, visit the congress website and update your selection.
  9. Order business cards. Networking with other project professionals is one of the main activities during the event and your business card is your main networking tool, so be prepared and bring enough. Make sure your personal and contact information on your business card is accurate
  10. Pack. The congress dress code is business casual, although some of the attendees wear business outfits. Bring a comfortable pair of shoes; you will be walking from one session room to another and to/from the exhibit hall. Do not forget a hard copy of your registration confirmation email and your business cards.

Preparing in advance for the PMI Global Congress 2013 will help make it even more enjoyable and you will be able to spend more time on congress activities. Get ready for networking, valuable learning experiences with other project management professionals and enjoy the educational sessions.

You are now ready to rock & roll!! Bon voyage!! Enjoy the PMI Global Congress 2013.

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