Alamo PMI Chapter

Alamo PMI Chapter History

The Alamo Project Management Institute (PMI) Chapter, also known as Alamo PMI, was established in 1995 as a non-profit, tax-exempt organization. As a local chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI), Alamo PMI supports the professional development and growth of project management professionals in the region.

Founded in 1969 at the Georgia Institute of Technology, PMI is a global, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the project management profession. As part of this global network, Alamo PMI connects local professionals with resources, knowledge, and a community that enhances project management excellence.

Alamo Chapter Bylaws

• Alamo PMI Chapter Bylaws 
  • Alamo PMI Chapter Bylaws member approved and ratified 21 September 2023

   

• 📢 Chapter Bylaws – Member Review Now Open!
  • Alamo PMI members — your voice matters! 🗳️
    We’ve updated our Chapter Bylaws to align with PMI’s global standards and better reflect the evolving needs of our community.

    🔍 The proposed revisions are now available for a 30-day member review period.
    📅 Review Deadline: August 31, 2025
    📄 Review the updated bylaws on here:  

    Once the review period ends, members will be invited to vote on the adoption of the new bylaws. Your participation helps ensure transparency and continued excellence in chapter governance.

  • We encourage every member to take a few minutes to review the updates. Your vote is your voice — thank you for being part of this important process!

   

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Discover Alamo PMI's Services

Alamo PMI is dedicated to empowering project management professionals through a wide range of services, programs, and events designed to foster growth, development, and career advancement. Our offerings include:

• Professional Development Opportunities – Workshops, certifications, and continuing education resources.
• Networking Events – Monthly meetings, mixers, and special interest groups to build connections.
• Mentoring Programs – Pairing experienced professionals with emerging project managers.
• Community Outreach – Volunteer opportunities and partnerships to give back to the San Antonio area.
• Job Boards and Career Support – Resources to help members advance their careers.