At exactly 11:59 PM on October 5th, something happens that will make you either smile with satisfaction or kick yourself for waiting. In that single moment, without any fanfare or warning bells, $86 to $100 disappears from your potential savings account.
No, it’s not magic. It’s not a glitch in the system. It’s the brutal reality of early bird pricing that catches thousands of PMI professionals off-guard every single year.
Here’s what actually happens in that moment and why it’s about to impact your wallet more than you realize.
Let’s talk real numbers. Here’s exactly what you’re looking at:
PMI Members: Early bird pricing gets you in for CA$379 instead of CA$465. That’s $86 back in your pocket, enough to cover that project management book you’ve been eyeing.
Non-Members: The savings are even more substantial at $100 off. From CA$579 down to CA$479. That’s not just pocket change; that’s meaningful money that could go toward your PMI membership registration or professional development materials.
Students: You’re already getting an incredible deal at CA$199, but remember, you need to provide proof of current student status, so don’t wait until the last minute to gather your documentation.
Can’t make it to the in-person event? The digital access option at CA$250 is designed for professionals who want the content without the travel costs. You’ll get access to session recordings from November 27th through February 21st. That’s nearly three months to absorb, review, and implement what you learn.
But here’s the catch: you can’t upgrade later. If you buy digital access and then decide you want to attend in person, you’ll need to purchase a separate in-person ticket. Plan accordingly.
Once October 5th passes, you’re looking at regular pricing that stays in effect until November 19th at 5pm. But here’s what makes this particularly challenging:
For PMI Members: You’ll pay CA$465 instead of CA$379 For Non-Members: You’ll pay CA$579 instead of CA$479
That extra money doesn’t get you additional benefits, better seats, or exclusive access. It’s simply the price of waiting.
We get it. Registration feels like something you can handle later. But “later” in this case costs you real money, money that could be better spent on professional development resources, certification materials, or even just staying in your own pocket.
The PMI Professional Development Conference happens once a year. Early bird pricing happens once per conference. You have 20 days left to take advantage of it.
The question isn’t whether you can afford to register early. The question is whether you can afford not to.
Register Now and Save – https://whova.com/portal/registration/HMshgV1G69cBudWisucj/.
