APM News

Emma Willson, Director, Major Delivery Hub, at the National Audit Office, on why there shouldn’t be a reluctance to reset a failing project when this could be the wisest course.

Scott Crittell ChPP, who works in special projects in financial services, shares his thoughts on the long history of projects in the Channel Islands Victor Hugo wrote his 1866 novel Toilers of the Sea on (and about) the small island of Guernsey.

A new guide providing practical advice and insights into the role of project professionals working in journalism, is now available – ideal for anyone working on projects within a media environment.

APM is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted in four categories at the Association Excellence Awards 2023 recognised as the most respected awards highlighting best practice and excellence amongst industry bodies, professional membership organisations, and trade unions in the UK and Europe.

On 27 July Dr Susanne Evans, organisation change consultant, presented to an enthusiastic room-full of members of the Midlands Branch at Birmingham Conference & Events Centre, near New St Station.

The Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) sits at the heart of government and oversees some of the most complex, high risk and strategically significant projects and programmes in the UK.

Digital transformation, agile, and inclusion and diversity are among the topics that will be covered by upcoming research funded by Association for Project Management (APM).

We’re delighted to launch this year’s trustee ballot and are inviting Full and Fellow members to nominate themselves to serve on the APM Board.

Bill Ochs was a Project Manager for the James Webb Space Telescope at NASA and provides some advice on how to have a successful project: 1 Understand your personality.

Adrian Dooley is a long-time project professional whose views on all things agile are much in demand from the project community.