Partnerships

FLiPM® strives to build a bridge – one that starts with education in the public school system and ends with success for our students. 

Success may be in the form of post-secondary education, a Project Management position, or a career in the industry of their choice.  By partnering with public schools, FLiPM® works to empower educators and to provide students with leadership, training and knowledge about project management.

Empowering Learning

FLiPM® with Educators through Career and Technical Education (CTE) to:

  • Provide soft skills education necessary for success in any industry using the FLiPM® Life Skills curriculum
  • Develop and deliver a classroom curriculum for students in preparation for the Project Management Institute’s (PMI®) Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®) certification
  • Provide advanced training for teachers wishing to further their own professional development by to meet the requirements for PMI’s® Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification

Establishing Bonds

FLiPM® with Professional Organizations and local PMI® Chapters to:

  • Engage students with PMP®s and other professionals
  • Provide mentors for the senior capstone CAPM® high school course
  • Provide networking opportunities with professional organizations in various industries

Forming Paths

FLiPM® works with local business to:

  • Offset the cost of classroom teaching materials
  • Create Sponsorships to provide student workbooks and Teacher Training guides
  • Generate opportunities for internships

Partners include:

PMI – Central Virginia Chapter

To serve the professional interests of chapter members by enhancing expertise through project management education and training, supporting PMI® certifications, and promoting association with other project management professionals. To be the premier professional project management organization for business, civic, government, and education communities in Central Virginia.

Denver Metro Project Management Education Foundation

We’re project management professionals dedicated to bringing along the next generation of leaders for the 21st Century workforce! Each of our Board Members and Ambassadors/ Teachers bring 25-40 years of practical, hands on project management leadership in corporations and organizations across Colorado. The only project management education foundation in Colorado, we are the community outreach of project management leaders in the Rocky Mountain West.

PMI – Western Michigan Chapter

The Western Michigan Project Management Institute (WMPMI) strives to provide a forum for project management professionals to promote the principles of the Project Management Institute through networking with other project management professionals, sharing project and work experiences, cultivating new project managers, facilitating training, and supporting project managers in their certification efforts and careers. 

Chesterfield County Public Schools

Chesterfield County Public Schools continues to be cited as a model for excellence in public education. Educators from outside of our school division routinely visit our nationally recognized schools to learn more about what we are doing, how we are doing it and why we are doing it. Our outstanding teachers, support staff members and leaders are top-notch educators whom others seek to emulate. We are proud to be a school division others aspire to be like.

Henrico County Public Schools

Henrico County Public Schools expresses a divisionwide commitment to every student by communicating a vision of inclusiveness: “The right to achieve. The support to succeed.” The school division also embraces four critical areas of focus: Student Safety, Academic Progress, Closing Gaps and Relationships.

Mayor’s Youth Academy

It is the mission of the Mayor’s Youth Academy to provide development opportunities to youth throughout the city of Richmond which include: job readiness training, leadership development, exposure to entrepreneurship, mentoring, and post-secondary career exploration. Our goal is to develop Richmond’s future workforce into determined, successful citizens who will one day become our city’s leaders. 

Peter Paul Development Center

Peter Paul Development Center (PPDC) is an outreach and community center serving Church Hill and neighboring communities in Richmond’s East End. Founded in 1979, it is the oldest community-based agency continually serving Church Hill children and families. PPDC gives children a safe, consistent, structured, and loving environment in which to thrive, where staff and volunteers establish long-term relationships of trust and support for the children and their families. In addition to youth programs, PPDCs community programs are an integral part of life in Richmond’s East End.