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Dr Penny Pullan
Director, Making Projects Work Ltd
Dr Penny Pullan is an experienced programme manager and a former Chair of this SIG. She now helps others to develop their own collaboration and leadership skills for success in tricky programmes, through her consultancy Making Projects Work Ltd. In her 'spare time', she's researching 'The Ethics of Inclusion' as part of a second Master's degree.
Penny has written, co-authored, contributed to or edited a number of books including: 'Making Risk Management Work' 2nd Edn with Dr Ruth Murray-Webster (2023, Routledge), ‘Virtual Leadership: Practical strategies for success with remote or hybrid work and teams’ 2nd Edn (2022, Kogan Page) and ‘Making Workshops Work: Creative collaboration for our time' (2021, PIP). Penny was one of the authors of Managing Successful Programmes 5th Edition (Axelos, 2020) and contributed to the latest APM Body of Knowledge.
Session: Ethics and dilemmas: a chance to explore together
This interactive workshop explores the important subject of how we manage our programmes. APM’s values include integrity, respect and empathy. But what does applying these mean for our programmes in practice? APM’s code for professional conduct is a good start, but what about dilemmas when there is no right or wrong answer, or where there might be conflicts of interest?
Come along to this session to learn a bit about ethics together, and to chew over some ethical dilemmas, past and present, with supportive colleagues. (Bring your own if you dare!)