🍸 Partnership Happy Hour Tri-Valley• Q1 2026

PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter and PMI Silicon Valley Chapter invite you to an evening of casual networking and great conversation in the Tri-Valley.

This in-person happy hour brings together project professionals from both chapters for relaxed, cross-chapter connection in a social setting.

What to expect

• Grab a drink and mingle with project managers
• Relax in a casual, friendly atmosphere with some light bites on us
• Forge new connections

📍Location

Lone Oak Bar & Kitchen (Pleasanton Marriott)

11950 Dublin Canyon Rd, Pleasanton, CA

This is a 21+ venue.

🚗 Transportation & Parking

The venue is within walking distance of the West Dublin / Pleasanton BART station.

The venue has a parking facility.

📝 Registration

• Members: $15
• Non-Members: $20
• Early Bird (through Feb 10 at 11:59pm)
  • Members: $10
  • Non-Members: $15

💵 Cost

Appetizers are covered by the registration fee.

Drinks are available for purchase from the venue (no-host bar) for attendees.

Please drink responsibly.

👥 Event Team

Clare Simmons & Marie Sparks

About PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

The Project Management Institute San Francisco Bay Area Chapter (PMI-SFBAC) is one of the largest PMI chapters in the world. The chapter is a fun, supportive community dedicated to advancing the project management profession since 1974. PMI-SFBAC hosts meetings, conferences, networking events, workshops, and other innovative programs designed to meet the Chapter’s Strategic Goal – To be acknowledged as THE Project Management Resource in the San Francisco Metro Area. Today, our chapter has over 3,000 members, 64% of whom have earned the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. PMI-SFBAC is the 15th largest chapter in an international organization of over 300 chapters and 750,000 members across 200 countries.

➡️ Learn more at https://pmisfbac.org/

About PMI Silicon Valley Chapter

In 1997, the Silicon Valley chapter (PMISV) was founded as a regional component of the Project Management Institute. In early days of Silicon Valley, project managers were often morphed from expert software and hardware engineers. Today at Silicon Valley Chapter, we have members working in high tech, bio science, banking, finance, government & space programs, real estate, construction, joint venture, and consulting – all with a common connection that we are Professional Project Leaders at our respective companies and industries.

➡️ Learn more at https://pmisv.org/