APM News

On 6 February 2018 I was invited to co-host a Midlands branch event at Milton Keynes College to give delegates an insight into the world of PMO.

Published today by the Institute for Government, How to transform infrastructure decision making in the UK is the final publication in a programme of work from the IfG that seeks to bolster the UK’s performance in delivering infrastructure.

NHS Digital at Trevelyan Square in Leeds was the wonderfully central venue for this sell out event which saw a remarkable turnout.

Enabling Change SIG – February Newsletter 2018 Newsletter contents 1.

Over the last seven years Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service has experienced a considerable reduction in the centrally provided Government grant that makes up its funding.

Research, commissioned by Crossrail, found that the impact of the new railway on the creation of new homes and impact on property value, is set to be significantly greater than GVA originally predicted in a 2012 report.

A new focus on benefits over assets can be revealed, as the ‘revolutionary’ investment plan for northern transport is published for public consultation.

APM’s latest publication Starting Out in Project Management 3rd edition is the essential guide for anyone new to projects or wishing to progress their career as a project professional.

The £70 million government injection to speed up the development of new medicines will require exceptional project management to help ensure that the investment pays off.

APM is pleased to announce Michael Moore, Senior Adviser for PwC and former cabinet minister, will be opening the 2018 APM Project Management Conference Scotland supported by 20|20 Business Insight.