On the evening of 4 May 2023, around 90 excited sponsors, customers, mentors and team members attended the ninth South Wales and West of England (SWWE) Project Management Challenge Finals and Awards Night with four down-selected teams competing for the Winner’s trophy.
APM Volunteering Achievements Association for Project Management (APM) is lucky to have the support of a huge community of volunteers, 800+ people eagerly getting involved in a variety of activities across the whole of the business.
The Association for Project Management (APM) would like to offer its congratulations to His Majesty King Charles III on the occasion of his Coronation.
This presentation by the APM Portfolio Management Specific Interest Group (SiG) focussed on bringing to life Portfolio management through case study of delivering and managing a transformation portfolio in the Financial Services and shares the theory on Portfolio Management (reference ‘The Guide to Portfolio Management’ written by the PfM SiG).
Back in February 2021, Jo Twiselton delivered a talk to the APM East of England branch on the subject of wellbeing and change and with relevance to project management.
Professor Doctor Yvonne Schoper, Professor for International Project Management at HTW University of Applied Sciences in Berlin and Fellow of International Project Management Association (IPMA) has passed away, it has been announced.
APM is celebrating excellence within projects by adding the 3,000th Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) to its register.
In this webinar, Elizabeth Harrin shared the skills you need to develop to get your to do list under control so you can spend less time juggling and more time moving your projects forward.
Building and Construction Industry represents a significant portion of the economic growth and GDP for Hong Kong SAR.
Fearless change – taking your people with you on the journeyAPM Conference jointly organised by People SIG and Enabling change SIGLondon, 8 March 2023 The use of ALPs for changeTrish Thurley and Christine Castle Christine and Trish described how Active Listening Panels (ALPs) can be used as a part of a set of enquiry tools and techniques to better understand stakeholders needs and wants when designing a programme of change.
