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July 2026 Newsletter

Updated: 5 days ago



The newsletter provides an overview of the PMI Philippines Chapter community, highlighting its continued growth, member engagement, professional development, and commitment to creating meaningful impact through project management. It features the journey of Solomon “Sol” Anastacio and his advocacy for using project management as a tool for social change, while also promoting the upcoming National Symposium on Project Management (NSPM) 2026 in Cebu, which focuses on building the nation through project success, sustainable development, infrastructure, and digital innovation. The issue also highlights the symposium’s speakers, networking and professional-development opportunities, available PDUs, community activities, sponsors, and upcoming trainings and events, while recognizing the contributors and editorial team behind the newsletter. Overall, it emphasizes learning, leadership, collaboration, volunteerism, and the role of project management in creating positive impact beyond the workplace.


PMI Philippines Chapter Turns One!


This July, alongside the PMI PH Chapter’s 30th anniversary celebration, we are pleased to mark another meaningful milestone: the first anniversary of our chapter newsletter.

Here’s to another year of learning, leadership, and meaningful impact together!


For the Love of PM: Sol Anastacio’s Journey of Service and Social Impact

"Project management has always been more than a professional discipline. It is a way to help people grow, strengthen communities, and create meaningful change."

2026 NSPM | From Profession to Purpose: Building the Nation Through Project Success


We are thrilled to bring our flagship event to the regions for the very first time! PMI Philippines Chapter hosts the National Symposium on Project Management (NSPM) 2026, happening this August 14 to 15, 2026, at the luxurious Shangri-La Mactan Hotel in Cebu.


TRAININGS & EVENTS


BUILD YOUR SKILLS. EXPAND YOUR NETWORK. DELIVER IMPACT



 
 
 

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