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Uma Hiremagalur2017 Project Management Symposium
THE PM'S VOLUNTEER JOURNEY : A ROADMAP TO VALUE
A Pathway to Leadership…
…Through Volunteerism (PM style)
Skill-Up!Expanded Network
Exercising all the PM KAs
New Content, New Industry
PDUs
Meet new leaders making a difference in the community
Meet new leaders volunteering from other professions
Meet other PMs
Managing Volunteers
Mentoring
Passion :
Purpose :
Time Commitment :
Define your volunteering scope ……
if not it becomes work ……
and you wont be able to continue it
What am I passionate about ?
list all your causes :
(For example: Animals. ...Arts & Culture... Children/Youth…. Community Development.... Health/Hospitals.... Mental Health... Education/Literacy.... Homelessness….)
…share with the person next to you and pick your top
Why do I want to volunteer?(pick one from your top 5 list and write a purpose statement)
Why me?What/how it gets doneWhat is the outcome?
Passion – Non Profit Betterment
Why me? I have the empathy & patience to listen
How – Connecting NPs to the volunteers that have the skills & passion to solve the problem that they have
What outcome ? Help NPs achieve their mission for free!!
How much time do I want to give ?….really
(xx hours/week/xx months)
Scope matters if you are not clear you are not helpful!
PMIWDC : 20 hours/month/5 years
Knowledge Areas
Integration Management
Scope Management
Time Management
Cost Management
Quality Management
Human Resource
Management
Communications Management
Risk Management
Procurement Management
Stakeholder Management
Self-Discovery or Reflection
What is your knowledge level and experience from projects.
Circle your level of skill on the paperNone – not able to apply this skill • Basic – able to handle only the simplest assignments or tasks • Intermediate – able to handle independently many types of assignments or tasks • Advanced – able to handle independently nearly all types of assignments or tasks • Expert – able to handle independently all types of assignments or tasks and serves as a role model or coach for others
Highlight the top two One you like to use the most One you are good at – Put 2
Advocacy and Human Rights
Arts and Culture
Children and Youth
Community
Education and literacy
Environment and sustainability
Financial Wellness
Food and nutrition
Health and medicine
Homelessness and housing
International
Media
Recreation and sports
Military and Veterans
Volunteer MatchAs one of the leading volunteer matching sites, Volunteer Match lets you find volunteer opportunities based on your skill set (e.g. business management, development, analysis).URL: https://www.volunteermatch.org/
Serve DCServe DC, the Mayor’s Office on Volunteerism, provides opportunities for residents to volunteer to make their communities safe, stronger, and better. The site allows you to filter by skillsets, such as management.URL: https://volunteer.dc.gov/
LinkedIn Volunteer MarketplaceThe LinkedIn Volunteer Marketplace offers LinkedIn members an easy way to find volunteer opportunities that fit your interests - use LinkedIn filtering to find opportunities specific to your project management skill set!URL: https://linkedinforgood.linkedin.com/programs/linkedin-members
Service Enterprise InitiativeAn initiative of Points of Light, the Service Enterprise Initiative helps nonprofits increase their volunteer capacity, specifically skills-based volunteers. Service Enterprise certified organizations have identified the areas where they most crucially need pro bono and skills-based volunteers. List can be found on website.URL: http://www.pointsoflight.org/service-enterprise-initiative
Consulting Opportunities from Taproot FoundationThe Taproot Foundation - an organization that connects nonprofits and social change organizations with passionate, skilled volunteers - has set up a page for professionals in New York, Washington, DC, Chicago, Los Angeles, and the San Francisco Bay Area to connect with nonprofits using project management - and other - skills.URL: https://www.taprootfoundation.org/do-probono/individuals/roles
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Communication#1
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Human Resource
Where they are and who they are
ID passion & willingness
ID opportunities
Engage (connect and follow thru)
Scope (define the work)
Do
Accountability volunteer partner – send me a note when you engage!
Your Volunteer Profile!!
Uma HiremagalurUMD Project Management SymposiumMay 4-5, 2017Slide 17
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QUESTIONS
Uma HiremagalurUMD Project Management SymposiumMay 4-5, 2017Slide 18
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Director-at-Large, Governance BoardPMI Washington DC Chapter
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