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Go to www.dmi.org/join to review benefits and categories.
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To access videos, articles, case studies, or register for an event, click the Log In link in the left navigation bar at www.dmi.org. Enter your email address and your member password. You’ll find access to member-only content at www.dmi.org/downloads.
When does my membership start?
DMI membership starts as soon as your membership is processed, and runs from the end of the month in which you join, for a period of one year.
How do I renew?
You will receive an invoice via mail a couple of months before your expiration date. Return this invoice with your check or credit card payment. Or call us at +1-617-338-6380 to pay with a credit card. The DMI website does not currently support online member renewals.
How can I find information/status about my membership?
Please email or call DMI at +1-617-338-6380 to find out information such as your expiration date, type of membership, etc.
A Group/Organization/Forum member resigned. Can I transfer the membership to another colleague?
Yes. Please contact DMI immediately, and we’ll change the membership.
Three other people in my office are members. Does it make sense to form a Group membership?
Absolutely! Everyone can benefit from DMI, and if you join as a Group (four members) instead of separate individuals, you will receive a higher discount on events. Or, if you have enough people, consider an Organization or Forum membership.
Does being a Group/Organization/Forum member also mean we are DMI Sponsors?
Sponsorship of DMI is a separate program from membership. Many DMI members are also sponsors. Learn more about sponsoring DMI conferences, or about general DMI sponsorship.
I’m in the Public Sector, should I join as a Professional or Academic member?
Individuals working in the public sector are eligible for DMI Academic Membership rates. This includes government agencies, country design councils, and nonprofit organizations.
Who is eligible for DMI Student membership?
Student memberships are for fulltime students, or students enrolled in a formal graduate design management degree program.
I’m not a designer. Can I still be a member?
DMI membership is open to anyone. Whether you’re a businessperson, executive, manager, consultant, or educator, if you’re interested in learning more about using design management and design thinking for business success and social benefit, this is the place for you!
 I forgot my password. What should I do?
Click the “Log In” link (1) on the left navigation panel at www.dmi.org, and click the “Forgot your password?” link (a). Type in your email address and your password will be sent to you.
Can I change my password?
Yes. Click the “Log In” link (1) on the left navigation panel at www.dmi.org, and click the “Change your password” link (b).
How can I update my member information?
To stay current with DMI programs, click the “Log In” link (1) on the left navigation panel at www.dmi.org, and click the “Update your profile” link (c). After you log in with your email address and member password, you can update your profile.
I logged in, but, the website doesn’t recognize my membership.
Please contact DMI. We can tell you if your membership is current, or if your profile needs a technical fix.
How can I look up contact information for other members?
Go to www.dmi.org/directory for DMI’s online member directory. You can search by name, organization, type of design discipline, type of organization, and country or state.
I’d like to speak at a conference. What is the procedure?
Many DMI members are presenters at conferences. If you’re interested in presenting, please submit:
CV/bio, and speaking history Links to past speaking sessions 1-2 paragraphs on your proposal, including the scope of the presentation, the major points to be made and benefit to the audience. Please include a working title, and any special notes or requirements
More details can be found here
I have some great content to share. What are the opportunities?
DMI encourages all kinds of participation, whether writing articles, generating ideas, or taking full action. We have a list of opportunities and welcome your great ideas!
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