Association for Project Management (APM) members are being invited to nominate candidates for the organisation’s upcoming board elections, which will see four newly elected members take an active role in shaping the future of the project profession.
Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) standard is off to a flying start with almost 800 individuals achieving ChPP status, including 495 within the first five months of the standard being announced in October, according to the newly published APM Members' Review for 2018/19.
Sue Kershaw, UK managing director of Major Projects Advisory at consultancy firm KPMG, has been announced as Association for Project Management’s (APM’s) first female president.
This was a very popular event with 80 attendees at Airbus Pegasus House, 2 July 2019, to learn about how and why Airbus use Earned Value Management and the benefits it gives them.
Fiona Caldecott, of 3Degrees Social, gave a presentation on how to create a powerful LinkedIn profile to members of the Midlands branch at the Great Barr Hotel near West Bromwich on 25 June 2019.
The middle of June 2019 saw the return of the APM North West Research Symposium - an event jointly supported by APM’s Research programme and the North West Branch - hosted at Lancaster University Management School by Dr Christine Unterhitzenberger and Professor Darren Dalcher.
Stoke Gifford Village Hall hosted an inspirational presentation, 5 June 2019, from the APM South Wales & West of England (SWWE) Project Management (PM) Challenge 2018/19 Winners, Team Babcock.
The following nominations have been received for the APM Thames Valley committee 2019-2020: Carol Bell Daren Evans Dr Steve Walters Grant Kane Jake Younger Kathy Stevenson Paul Bradley Sally Andrews Steven Hoesli Thank you to all the nominees.
The great and the good of the project profession took an afternoon out to attend the Association for Project Management’s (APM) Fellows Forum in the northern powerhouse city of Manchester this week to focus on the key strategic issues facing businesses in the UK today.
Crammed full of inspirational case studies, serious debate and thought-provoking findings, the Association for Project Management (APM) conference in Manchester this week, entitled ‘Power of Projects’, brought together 200 professionals and students who had the chance to network and learn from their peers.
