APM News

It’s that time of year again – when we issue the latest annual report for the APM Salary and Market Trends Survey and overall, it’s good news.

The APM Project Management Conference Edinburgh takes place tomorrow (Thursday 21 March) at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre and the programme promises to offer a broad range of sessions relevant to project professionals of all backgrounds and career levels.

At the North West branch event: 'Complicated project management theory turns people off' on 6 March 2019, three prizes were awarded to the students scoring the highest marks in the MACE60061 Management of Projects unit on the University of Manchester MSc Management of Projects Group of Programmes.

Herbertson was followed by three keynote speakers with diverse backgrounds and career paths, but all encountering the challenges of working and thriving in what at least used to be male dominated industries.

On Thursday 14 March 2019, a joint initiative between the APM Risk and APM PMC SIGs delivered the first of a series of webinars on Quantitative Risk Analysis.

Karlene Agard held the room at the Leopold Hotel, Sheffield, enthralled with her presentation of ‘Don’t Fear failure.

International Women’s Day Celebration, Thursday 7th March 2019 Cambridge Speakers: Gayle Kerr, Carly Poyser, Hazel Brock, Joy Eldridge, Catherine Moore Catherine followed up this lively talk with a very thought-provoking talk that centred on knowing yourself and what you need in order to find your own balance.

This popular event was held at BAWA on 28 February 2019, with our speaker Peter Taylor, of ‘The Lazy Project Manager’ fame.

A corporate breakfast meeting was held on 7th March 219 at Hong Kong Club.

Effective requirements management is vital for project success, as meeting requirements is the primary measure of project effectiveness, hence success.