What's New in PMBOK® 8th Edition?

Ways of Working

PMITLH May 2026 Lunch and Learn: What's New in PMBOK® 8th Edition?

This Lunch and Learn will be on Thursday, May 21, Noon EDT. This will be a virtual event.  On the week before the event, all registrants will receive an invitation to the Zoom Meeting. By attending this event, you will earn 1 PDU.

What's New in PMBOK® 8th Edition? Presented by the PMI Tallahassee Chapter

The PMBOK® Guide just got a major upgrade — and if you hold a PMP or you're working toward one, this is the conversation you cannot afford to miss. Join us on May 21st from 12–1 PM as PMI Tallahassee brings together PMI Authorized Training Partners and seasoned practitioners for a real, unfiltered panel discussion on everything that changed, why it matters, and exactly what it means for you.

Bring your lunch. Bring your questions. Leave ready.

Let's be honest.

When PMI drops a new edition of the PMBOK® Guide, the noise starts immediately.

LinkedIn posts. Blog articles. Hot takes from every corner of the profession.

But what you actually need isn't more noise —

You need clarity. You need context. You need people who've been in the field telling you what this really means.

That's exactly what we're bringing you.


🎯 What's This Event About?

What's New in PMBOK® 8th Edition? is a free, virtual Lunch & Learn panel hosted by the PMI Tallahassee Chapter — and it's designed to cut through the clutter and give you the real picture.

The 8th Edition isn't just a revision. It represents a continued evolution in how PMI thinks about project management — blending principles-based thinking with practical application across predictive, agile, and hybrid environments.

Whether you're a certified PMP, actively studying, or a practitioner navigating project delivery every day — this session was designed for you.


🗓️ Event Details

   
Date Wednesday, May 21, 2026
Time 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM ET
Format Virtual — Zoom
Cost FREE
PDUs 1.0 PDU (Ways of Workingl)

💡 Here's What You'll Walk Away With

A clear breakdown of what actually changed from PMBOK® 7th to 8th Edition — no fluff, no filler

Real-world context from practitioners who are already applying this in the field

PMP exam insight — what the updates mean for how PMI is testing project managers going forward

Answers to YOUR questions — this is a panel, not a lecture. Your voice matters in this room

1.0 PDU toward your continuing certification requirements — because your time is valuable and this session works for you


🎤 Who's In the Room?

This isn't a solo presentation. We're bringing a panel of voices to the table:

  • PMI Authorized Training Partners — the people who live and breathe this framework and know what PMI intends
  • Experienced Practitioners — the folks who've managed real projects and can translate theory into what you'll actually encounter on the job
  • Your fellow chapter members — because the best conversations in our community happen together

Panelist announcements dropping soon — follow our chapter updates so you don't miss it!


🙋🏾 Who Should Be in This Room?

This session is for you if...

  • You hold a PMP and want to stay sharp and current
  • You're studying for the PMP and want to understand where the exam is heading
  • You work in project delivery — in any industry — and the PMBOK® impacts how your teams operate
  • You're a Business Analyst, OCM practitioner, or Program Manager who works alongside project teams
  • You've been meaning to engage with your chapter more and this is the perfect entry point
  • Or honestly — you're just curious and you love being in rooms where real knowledge gets shared

If any of that resonates — you belong here.


⚡ Why This Matters Right Now

The PMP exam is already evolving to reflect these updates. Organizations are re-examining how they train their project managers. The conversation is happening — with or without you.

PMI Tallahassee is making sure you're not on the outside looking in.

One hour. Free. Virtual. No reason not to show up.


🎯 Learning Objectives

PMI Talent Triangle Alignment

This session qualifies for 1.0 PDU in the Ways of Working domain of the PMI Talent Triangle, as it directly addresses evolving project management frameworks, methodologies, and standards.

Ways of Working: Staying current with technical project management skills, methodologies, tools, standards, and frameworks.


Session Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:


LO 1 — Identify Key Changes Identify the structural and conceptual changes introduced in the PMBOK® Guide 8th Edition, including shifts in framework philosophy, updated principles, and how the guide's organization has evolved from the 7th Edition.


LO 2 — Interpret Practical Implications Interpret what the PMBOK® 8th Edition updates mean for day-to-day project delivery, including how practitioners can apply updated principles across predictive, agile, and hybrid project environments.


LO 3 — Connect Framework to Credential Explain how the PMBOK® 8th Edition updates align with PMI's current PMP exam content outline and what certificants and exam candidates should understand about how the standard informs ongoing assessment of project management competency.


LO 4 — Evaluate Real-World Application Evaluate real-world scenarios shared by panel practitioners that demonstrate how the 8th Edition's principles translate into project team behavior, stakeholder engagement, and delivery outcomes across industries.


LO 5 — Formulate Next Steps Formulate at least one actionable next step — whether in study, practice, or professional development — based on insights gained from the panel discussion and Q&A.

 

 

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Information

Type of category: Professional Development

Type of activity: Ways of Working

Date: May 21st, 2026

Hour: 12:00PM to 1:00PM

Registration close date: May 21st, 2026 at 11:45AM

# of PDUs: 1

Price

Students: Free

Members: Free

Non members and Guests: Free

Location