APM News

The Association for Project Management (APM) has today announced that it has updated its evidence requirements to provide more clarity and structure for applicants looking to achieve Fellowship status.

Let’s start a conversation: APM launches Projecting the Future How do we keep up with the rate of change in the project management profession? What does the project manager of the future look like? And how do they help to shape the workplace for everybody else? APM will ask these questions, among others, with its ‘big conversation’, Projecting the Future, which launches today at APM Project Management Conference in Manchester.

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the APM East of England branch will take place during an evening event on Wednesday, 17 July 2019.

Last year, the APM Assurance SIG launched a new people workstream, to consider the impacts of behaviours on project assurance by looking at this through different stakeholder lenses.

APM Contracts and Procurement SIG is moving the goal posts, helping buyers to transfer the risk and sellers to profit from their ability to innovate.

What is benchmarking and how can it improve personal and professional performance? Tim Podesta introduced the subject of benchmarking and illustrate with professional and personal examples.

  The below report is a reflection on the past 2018-2019 final year of the APM Benefits Management SIG and APM Value Management SIG's, and the newly merged APM Benefits and Value SIG's intentions going forward.

Martin Gosden, Branch Chairman, conducted a brisk AGM, introduced the committee, got agreement of the 2018 AGM minutes, reviewed the past year and looked forward to the next.

On the 10th anniversary of its tenure at the Prince Regent business park, Association for Project Management (APM) - the chartered body for the project profession, recently held a celebratory event to mark the opening of its new integrated office space.

As part of our commitment to creating and upholding high standards for the profession and to inspire improvements, Association for Project Management (APM), in collaboration with Shift Learning, recently completed its third study exploring member and non-member satisfaction and perceptions.