APM North West Network
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Welcome to the APM North West Network.
Who we are:
The North West Network is a thriving community of project professionals located in a region with a strong history of production, manufacturing, innovation and creation. Our network covers a wide area, from the Scottish border to Telford, and across North Wales to Anglesey, including the Isle of Man.
What we do:
Our goal is to be the leading hub for project management excellence in the North West. Our team of volunteers organises events for members at all levels, providing opportunities to network, build connections, develop relationships and gain leading insights into project management.
How to get involved:
Our network is open to project professionals, business owners, and individuals dedicated to supporting others. We welcome members from all sectors and career stages and take pride in the diversity of our membership.
Neil Horner, Network Lead for the North West Network ensures ‘The North West Network is a safe space for any developing professional or practitioner’ whilst Charlotte Brew, Deputy Lead for the North West Network affirms, ‘this is more than networking, this is about creating northwest relationships for the future’.
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APM's Project Management Challenge: Empowering future Project Managers
North West Network is delighted to be running the Project Management Challenge within our Network this year, with the competition launching on 1 October. Entries close
1 November, so register your interest and be a part of this year's competition.
Strengthening the Powerhouse: Opportunities and challenges for the project profession in North West England
The social and economic importance of the North West region of England has long been championed. Before Levelling Up, there was the Northern Powerhouse, the coalition government’s vision for a well-connected, globally competitive economy in the north of England, that would not only improve quality of life for local people but also rebalance the UK economy.
Developing infrastructure, collaboration between public and private sector stakeholders, and attracting and retaining skilled workers are vital to both initiatives. It’s clear from this that Project, Programme and Portfolio (P3M) professionals will make a major and essential contribution. This presents many opportunities to the project profession, along with unique challenges.
Members of APM’s North West Network and other project and programme specialists from the region met recently to discuss these topics and others. This collaborative discussion – which featured contributions from many diverse sectors – helped strengthen connections across the local project community, and helped delegates understand cross-sector synergies and opportunities.
This paper summarises the conversation, with supplementary material from additional sources.
APM hopes this conversation will continue, and our Regional Networks are helping to facilitate this. As always, APM’s volunteers are playing a crucial role in supporting their local communities, not just in North West England, but across the UK.
If you would like to be part of this conversation, we hope you may consider volunteering with APM, or becoming involved with your local APM Regional Network.
News
Events
17 October 2024
Start 18.00hrs - join when you can - leave when you have had enough, you will receive a warm informal welcome
23 October 2024
Come and hear about the journey of the first ever active deployment of a quadruped robot in a radiological area, the successes, and challenges and how this technology has unlocked the potential of revolutionising decommissioning in the future.
13 November 2024
Join us for an evening of ground-breaking discussion on how next-generation project delivery is set to disrupt the traditional methods of project management
19 November 2024
Thinking about sustainability and regeneration will be as common as thinking about cost-effectiveness, in other words it will be the duty of all professionals.
21 November 2024
Start 18.00hrs - join when you can - leave when you have had enough, you will receive a warm informal welcome