APM News

Association for Project Management (APM) is pleased to announce the return of face-to-face events for its branch network.

In response to the news that listed companies and financial institutions in the UK will be forced to show how they intend to meet climate change targets by 2023, Association for Project Management (APM), the chartered membership organisation for the project profession, agrees that firms must invest in their capability to deliver projects that will help them reach net zero.

Full and Fellow members have until the 5 November at noon to cast their vote in the 2021 APM Trustee Elections, which will see three newly elected members take a leading and active role in driving APM and the future of the project profession forward.

Researchers, academics and project specialists undertaking work in 2022 are now able to apply for funding from the Association for Project Management (APM) Research Fund.

The latest Budget announced by the UK Government included many announcements regarding housing, transport, infrastructure and other important projects.

The Supervisor is separate from the ECC Project Manager.

More than three-quarters of project professionals are experiencing stress due to their work – significantly more than a year ago, according to new data from Association for Project Management (APM), the chartered membership organisation for the project profession.

Enabling project teams to embrace future opportunities was on the agenda at the Association for Project Management (APM) South Wales and West of England branch conference.

Building on his past research in financial services and construction sectors, Dr Kalra presents a framework of how large organisations can integrate small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in their supply chains and collaborate with them.

Designed for project professionals at all career levels, from being new to project management through to senior project / programme managers, who are seeking to accelerate their project management career.