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SUMMARY: For more information, as well as our event schedule, please check out our website at www.pmisfbac.org
Who Should Join: Any current or aspiring project manager should join this community to learn, share, and have fun. There are project managers from broad section of industries that meet to share best practices, horror stories, and all that comes with managing people, deadlines, and budgets. We meet monthly to meet new friends, connect with colleagues, and to share our experiences.
Why Members Should Join: You should join not only for fun and camaraderie but to learn.
Have you just been assigned to a new project or have you just started in managing projects in a new industry?
Want to get a jump on your project by networking with others to learn best practices?
Need a mentor to guide you through uncharted waters?
You'll find this and much more at the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of PMI.
What Members Can Expect: Evening events, breakfast roundtables, networking events galore, Mentorship program and PDUs! But SFBAC is more than just events, it's our members that make a difference. Join, share, learn, lead, and have fun.
Upcoming events
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FREE: PMI SF Virtual Roundtable - new Zoom Link for 2026
·OnlineOnlineZoom information: will be displayed here once you register.
NOTE FOR 2026: Zoom meeting link has been changed - last year's link will not work.
Are you a project manager looking for networking opportunities while earning some PDUs? Are you interested in project management and want to learn more? Then come join us at the monthly PMI SF Roundtable!
It's an opportunity for project managers to discuss topics that matter to them in an open forum: such as, profession trends, workplace challenges, etc. Meetings are free and open to anyone.- For certified PMs seeking PDU credit:
- PDUs: 1.5
- Register HERE– Choose “SF Virtual Roundtable."
1 attendee
FREE: PMI SF Breakfast Job Search Roundtable (Virtual) - NEW ZOOM LINK for 2026
·OnlineOnlineZOOM LINK is included in the event information once you register.
NOTE FOR 2026:
- Zoom meeting link has been changed - and it is DIFFERENT from the PMI SF Virtual Roundtable link
Are you in a job transition? Connect with recruiters and fellow job seekers for resources, networking, and tips.
For certified PMPs seeking PDU credit:
- PDUs: 1.0
- Register HERE– choose “Breakfast Job Search Roundtable”
6 attendees
FREE PMs for Good: Scaling Impact
Location not specified yetScaling Impact: How PMs Help Nonprofits Grow Without Breaking
Hosted by PMs for Good | PMI San Francisco Bay Area ChapterPMs for Good is back for our second in-person meetup in San Francisco—building on the momentum from our spring kickoff with a hands-on, interactive workshop focused on scaling nonprofit programs effectively.
This session is designed for project managers and project-minded professionals who are working in, volunteering with, or exploring the nonprofit and social impact space.What to Expect
Join us for a 60-minute interactive workshop where we will work through a real-world nonprofit scaling scenario. Together, we will explore what happens when programs grow, where systems break down, and how project managers can step in to support sustainable, mission-aligned expansion.What You Will Learn
- Common challenges nonprofits face when scaling programs
- How to assess readiness for growth using PM frameworks
- Where operations typically break (staffing, systems, processes)
- Practical first steps PMs can take to stabilize and scale impact
- How to apply your PM skillset in mission-driven environments
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2026
Time:- 1:30 PM – Arrival & networking
- 2:00 PM – Workshop begins
- 3:00 PM – Event concludes
Location: Pacific Heights, San Francisco
(Exact address shared after registration)
Capacity: Limited to 75 attendeesPDUs
This event qualifies for:- 1 Business Acumen PDU (PMI Talent Triangle)
Host
Sabrina Raphael, MBA, PMP
PMI SFBAC Sustainability Committee
Sabrina is a mission-driven project leader focused on education, workforce development, and expanding equitable career pathways. She brings experience across nonprofit and private sectors, with a focus on building systems that improve access, outcomes, and organizational effectiveness.Who Should Attend
- Project Managers (PMPs and non-PMPs)
- Professionals working with or interested in nonprofits
- Volunteers and board members
- Anyone curious about applying PM skills to social impact
About PMs for Good
PMs for Good is a growing community of project managers and leaders interested in using their skills to support nonprofits and social impact organizations. We meet every other month in San Francisco to share insights, build community, and work on real-world challenges.Registration
Free event | Advance registration required
Registration closes May 29 at 5:00 PM12 attendees
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