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I’ve been working with the same team for a number of years.

Project managers are having to deal with the extreme rises and dips in demand for products and services that the pandemic continues to throw at them.

Meet Simona Stanynaite, a project manager at Transport for London whose appetite for taking on extra projects has helped her to raise her profile.

Association for Project Management (APM) has announced the finalists in its upcoming Festival of Education and Research Awards.

It’s not often we heap praise on the taxman, but the team who successfully delivered the UK’s economic response to the coronavirus crisis under immense pressure deserves it “These have been the most challenging projects of my career, but also by far the most rewarding,” said Joanna Rowland, director of the COVID-19 Response Unit at Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), in an exclusive interview with Project.

The new ‘next normal’ is your chance to deliver projects using all the talent available, says Eddie Obeng, because thinking and acting differently demands a diversity of contributions.

✶  This book is about the exclusion of women from the world’s economy to the severe detriment of that economy (eg a $160 trillion global loss because of the gender pay gap).

The Association for Project Management (APM) Project Professional Qualification 2nd edition - a newly designed, rigorous and accessible qualification for those wishing to take the next step in their career – is now live.

Association for Project Management (APM) has awarded chartered status to Hazel Jell, business systems project manager for Sir Robert McAlpine, who is the youngest project professional ever to achieve the standard.

APM Body of Knowledge editor Ruth Murray-Webster said she hoped the seventh edition would be useful in guiding project professionals to deliver beneficial change.