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How we enable the vast untapped potential to transform project delivery, to deliver benefits far beyond the original stated goals of the project.

Sellafield Project Management Apprentice Missy Tyson, 20, has gained near perfect, 97% score in her APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ) exam, placing her in the top ranking of candidate results.

People are different – the way they reason, communicate, involve others, make decisions, etc.

This SWWE webinar was hosted by Martin Gosden, who introduced Elizabeth Harris, Met Office Programmes Director, and Sarah Mitchell, Head of Project Delivery Capability to talk about the transformation of the Met Office Project delivery capability.

  This is a joint The Nuclear Institute: Project Management SIG and APM’s three part Nuclear webinar series   How can we increase the speed of informal knowledge to improve project predictability, decision-making, and investor confidence?As we know from our recent The Nuclear Institute: Project Management SIG report, the nuclear industry suffers from a lack-of-predictability in projects, which often results in projects that are late and over-budget.

On 8 October 2022, our GBA Branch committee members Jimmy Cheung and SS Wong ran an APM information session for 22 project management students.

It was a night to remember for the project profession, at the APM project Management Awards 2022.

To mark International Men’s Day on 19 November, Association for Project Management has released new data that reveals what male project professionals think is important for delivering a successful project, as well as opportunities and challenges in store for the profession.

Association for Project Management (APM) has welcomed announcements around energy, infrastructure and innovation in the UK Government’s latest budget, which will put projects in these areas at the forefront of driving economic growth.

Strathclyde Partnership for Transport is currently carrying out a full modernisation of the Glasgow Subway including introduction of new trains, new signalling and telecommunication systems, station refurbishments, new ticketing and organisational change.