The Lebanon Chapter of the Project Management Institute
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Help make the Chapter happen.

Bring your experience, ideas and energy to the people and initiatives that make the PMI Lebanon community stronger.

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Why volunteer

Grow while you give back.

Roles are flexible and shaped around your interests and the Chapter’s current priorities. Whatever you choose, you gain experience, relationships and recognition that last well beyond a single event.

You give

  • Some of your time
  • Your skills and experience
  • Your ideas

You get

  • Lead in practice

    Take on real responsibility, from running an event to coordinating a small team, and build leadership experience you can point to.

  • Grow your network

    Work alongside experienced project professionals, Board members and partners across Lebanon’s project community.

  • Earn PDUs

    Volunteering is one of the ways to earn “Giving Back” PDUs toward renewing a PMI certification: see PMI’s certification requirements (opens in a new tab).

  • Get recognition

    Volunteers are thanked publicly, and some are featured in our Volunteer spotlight stories.

Volunteer spotlight

A volunteer’s story.

What giving time to the Chapter looks like in practice, in a volunteer’s own words.

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From Learning to Contributing: A Volunteer’s Perspective on Professional Growth

Ihab Bou Dargham reflects on how volunteering with PMI Lebanon Chapter connects professional growth, shared learning and lasting contribution.

“We spend so much time thinking about what our careers can give us. Maybe we should also think about what we can give through them.”

Ihab Bou Dargham, Project Manager at Related
Start here

Express your interest in volunteering.

This is an expression of interest, not a commitment. Here is what happens next.

  1. We read every responseYour interest goes straight to the Chapter’s volunteer team.
  2. We get in touchA team lead contacts you when a role fits your interest and availability.
  3. You meet the teamA first conversation to agree what you would like to take on, and when.