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APM Awards 2019 – Winners announced

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Association for Project Management (APM) is delighted to announce the winners of the APM Project Management Awards 2019, sponsored by RPC UK Limited. 

The prestigious awards ceremony took place at Old Billingsgate, London, and saw the best of the project management profession come together to celebrate and recognise their success. The event was hosted by APM’s new president Sue Kershaw, Managing Director, KPMG Infrastructure Advisory Group.

A total of 19 awards were handed out across a wide range of categories, including two new awards: The Innovation in Projects Award and the Contribution to the Profession Award (which consists of three sub categories – Company, Consultancy and Not-for-Profit/Charity).

Debbie Dore, chief executive of APM said: “This year we received a record number of entries, and the standard is getting higher each year. The award winners are a true reflection of the talent within the project profession and how much it has grown in recent years. I would like to congratulate the winners and finalists from each of the categories for their incredible achievements.”

The Overall Project of the Year Award, sponsored by Hyde Park Solutions, went to North Cumbria University Hospitals Trust & Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, for its new maternity information system – BadgerNet electronic personal health records (ePHR). The new system has replaced outdated processes at the Trust, and the new electrical records mean that women registering their pregnancy in Cumbria are now some of the first in the country to have access to electronic maternity notes – all via an app on which they can track their pregnancy journey.

The other winners of this year's APM Project Management Awards 2019 are:

  • Social Project of the Year, sponsored by Hyde Park Solutions. Winner: North Cumbria University Hospitals Trust & Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Maternity Information System
  • Technology Project of the Year, sponsored by Hyde Park Solutions. Winner: Heathrow Airport - Integrated Airport Operations Plan and Demand Capacity Balancing Tool
  • Engineering, Construction and Infrastructure Project of the year, sponsored by Hyde Park Solutions. Winner: Sellafield Ltd., Cavendish Nuclear and Balfour Beatty - Silo Maintenance Facility Project
  • Transformation Project of the Year, sponsored by Hyde Park Solutions. Winner: Rolls-Royce - Product Lifecycle System
  • Contribution to the Profession – Charity/Not-for profit. Winner: Home Group
  • Contribution to the profession – Consultancy, sponsored by Jacobs. Winner: Arup
  • Contribution to the profession – Company. Winner: Sellafield Ltd.
  • Innovation in Projects Award, sponsored by Provek. Winner: Proteus Learning Hub
  • Programme of the Year, sponsored by RSM UK. Winner: Conwy County Borough Council – Conwy Modernisation Programme
  • Project professional of the Year, sponsored by Ramboll. Winner: David Calver - North Highland
  • Young Project Professional, sponsored by Leidos. Winner: Jacob Achenbach – Rolls-Royce Crosspointe, LLC
  • PMO of the Year, sponsored by Defence Equipment and Support. Winner: GCHQ – Transforming and Operating GCHQ’s Enterprise PMO in our Centenary Year
  • Herbert Walton Award - sponsored by BAE Systems. Winner: Dr Simon Addyman – Charles Rymill Ltd (University College London)
  • Geoffrey Trimble Award. Winner: Troy Lancaster – Amey (University of Warwick)
  • Shell Health, Safety, Security Environmental (HSSE) Award – sponsored by Shell. Winner: Arup – Healthy by Design Programme, HS2 Phase2b
  • Mike Nicholls Award for Inspiration, sponsored by The Nichols Group. Winner: Michèle Dix, Loraine Martins
  • Sir Monty Finniston Award. Winner: Sir Amyas Morse
  • Brian Willis Award. Winner: Joseph Barnes – BAE Systems

In 2020 APM will introduce a new awards event celebrating the association’s emphasis on education, research and careers in the profession. This will run independently to the main APM Awards and will provide the opportunity for further recognition of achievements in education and research.

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