The UK government is looking at the possibility of building a bridge or tunnel between Scotland and Northern Ireland as part of its review of connectivity within the UK, it has been announced.
Responding to the publication of the strategic review on the restoration and renewal of the Palace of Westminster, David Thomson, head of external affairs at APM said: “This project carries unique heritage, political and value-for-money challenges.
North London Heat and Power Project – Establishing the Programme Delivery Arrangements for a Major Infrastructure Programme webinar This webinar presented on Thursday 11 March explored the challenges of developing a programme to deliver a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project by a client organisation where major infrastructure delivery is not business as usual.
An event on delivering projects and programmes within the NHS featured a well-received contributions from Association for Project Management (APM).
Business leaders, academics and award-winning project practitioners shared their insight on a wide variety of topics at APM’s latest Corporate Partner Forum.
Reacting to the Chancellor’s spring budget announcement (3 March), David Thomson, head of external affairs at APM said: “This budget was all about the difficult balancing act of investing for long-term whilst safeguarding the economy through the immediate COVID crisis.
This webinar, on 24 February 2021, demonstrated the power of effective stakeholder engagement to deliver a politically sensitive project at pace.
Diversity has become an area of focus for many organisations.
APM chief executive, Debbie Dore, has announced her planned departure from the association.
APM is delighted to have achieved the Investing in Volunteers Quality Standard for the third time, in recognition of the excellent work carried out with volunteers.
