People
The people beside you are the point.
Different work, shared questions. PMO unCON is built around the participants: people who come to listen, compare experience and see a familiar challenge from another seat.
Roles around the conversation
The people who bring PMO unCON to life.
Every participant has a voice at the tables. Facilitators, experts and panelists are invited personally by the organizers; there is no application or open call.
- Open to everyone who registers
Participants
The protagonists of PMO unCON. Participants bring the questions, the lived experience and the disagreements that make each conversation worth having. PMO leaders, team members, sponsors, delivery and advisory professionals and people early in a PMO career all see the same challenge from a different seat. Listening and asking count as much as sharing; no one has to present or prepare a case.
How participation works - By invitation
Facilitators
Facilitators guide a small table so that quieter voices are heard and different approaches are explored, not smoothed into agreement. They hold the conversation; they do not lecture.
- By invitation
Experts & panelists
Experts and panelists share a practical example and the choices behind it, then leave room for participants to question it and connect it to their own work.
See the proposed themes - Global expertise & thought leadership
PMI & PMO Global Alliance
PMI and its global PMO community, the PMO Global Alliance, connect PMO unCON with practitioners, experts and thought leaders from around the world. They bring emerging ideas and diverse perspectives into conversation with the real challenges raised by participants, helping the community challenge assumptions and explore the future of PMOs.
About PMI and PMOGA
Genuine participant perspectives
People, in their own words.
Two participants from past PMO unCON editions describe, in their own words, what the experience meant to them. These recordings are from the archive, not a 2027 line-up.
PMO unCON · Montréal 2027
Bring your perspective.
Make room for another.
Come to listen, to ask or to share. The room is made by the people in it.