APM News

The importance of successful projects has never been greater, but enabling that success requires organisations to invest in the professional development of their teams.

Association for Project Management (APM) is saddened to share the news that Paul Mair, a highly regarded member of its assessor community, has passed away.

The world of Superyachts is often perceived to be all about the glitz and the glamour but the behind the scenes reality is that a Superyacht is a large multidisciplinary capital project with very exacting quality expectations.

Project Success has announced its next challenge solutions event, Project:Hack 13, which will see participants tackle real-world project challenges using data.

Andrew Birkett, programme systems engineering manager at Clayton Systems Consultancy, volunteers for Bristol Blood Bikes, which delivers blood and other life-saving products by motorbike.

Hanna Osundina’s career has been devoted to regeneration, hoping to give the communities she works with a far better experience than she grew up with.

In its report Lessons Learned: Delivering programmes at speed, the National Audit Office prompts project professionals to consider that not all programmes can, or indeed should, be delivered at speed.

UK project professionals are being invited to take part in a research initiative that will shine new light on our profession.

New Project X research, published by APM, gives valuable lessons for policy, scholarship and practice.

Leadership coach Susanne Madsen gives her advice on navigating difficult conversations smoothly.