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Programme released for APM project management conference Edinburgh

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Tickets for the APM Project Management Conference Edinburgh, sponsored by 20/20 Project Management, are selling rapidly after the release of the programme and announcement of the key speakers.

The conference, which takes place at the EICC in Edinburgh on Thursday 21 March, is APM’s second event in the Power of the Profession conference series. It explores the tools and methods used to achieve something that everyone in the profession is constantly striving for: greater project success.

Delegates will learn key lessons from carefully selected speakers from a number of sectors with valuable, practical takeaways covering the two streams sustainability (to reflect the Scottish Government’s commitment to the 17 sustainable development goals) and investing in the profession (covering the importance of career progression, diversity and education).

Keynote speakers providing thought-provoking insight on the day include economist Dame Frances Cairncross DBE and Journalist Isabel Oakeshott. Delegates can enjoy a number of networking opportunities and earn up to eight hours of CPD by attending.

Tickets are still available, and APM members save £70 on the price of a standard ticket.

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