The Association for Project Management Women in Project Management SIG (APM WiPM SIG) are celebrating early success!It’s been an exciting start for the APM WiPM SIG committee who are making a difference for women in the project management profession.
This session hosted by the APM London Branch was open to anyone who wanted to know more about the requirements, process, and benefits of applying for the chartership.
Some of the project profession’s most experienced practitioners gathered at The Law Society in London as Fellow members of Association for Project Management (APM) attended the organisation’s recent Fellows’ Forum.
Organisations that have embarked on their Agile journey, at all levels of maturity, often focus their efforts in the wrong places.
A summary of the key changes from NEC3 to NEC4 as issued in 2017.
Projects by their very nature require many stakeholders to work together to deliver outcomes.
Association for Project Management (APM) celebrated the achievements and contributions of its volunteer community at its annual Volunteer Achievement Awards.
Association for Project Management (APM) has set a new bar for professionals with the launch of its Major Project Leadership Specialist Certificate.
19 November marks International Men’s Day; a chance to celebrate the contribution men make to the project profession, but also to recognise what they see as the main challenges affecting the profession – both now and in the future – and to offer support.
In response to today’s announcement that the Government is to scrap the eastern leg of HS2 to Leeds, Sue Kershaw, president of APM said: “We recognise that HS2 is a project that has its supporters and detractors, so major decisions around it will invite a diverse range of opinions.
