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Access to qualifications and standards, developing professional networks and being kept up to date with the latest developments are just some of the main reasons for becoming a member of Association for Project Management (APM), according to leading professionals on a recent webinar.
In response to a new report on Crossrail by the National Audit Office (NAO) published on 9 July.
Marion Thomas and Sarah Walton share their insights and tips on how they build their project Tribe.
The Government has published its Building Safety Bill to deliver far-reaching changes to the way residential towers are built and managed.
Ben Hitchcock, APM SWWE Branch Committee Member, introduced tonight’s Webinar.
With the Olympic Games in Tokyo set to open on 23 July after a one year postponement, Association for Project Management (APM), talks to Pete Ambrose, head of games services at Team GB about their planning for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and how the pandemic and recent disruptions, have impacted on their work.
Does your employer fund professional membership? Are you aware of the resources and benefits available to you? How can membership, both corporate and individual specifically help you in your career? Held on 2 July 2021.
Association for Project Management’s overall rating as a professional body has increased among its members over the past year, new research shows.
In 2020, APM and the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) agreed to deliver a series of three webinars relating to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI).
In this webinar presented on Thursday 1 July, Dr Penny Pullan shared insights into how to deliver lasting results collaboratively through in-person, virtual and hybrid workshops, taken from her forthcoming book on the subject.
