The APM National Women in Project Management Conference 2017, sponsored by 20|20 Insight, enjoyed an atmosphere more closely linked to a celebration than a conference as stands and halls literally buzzed with enthusiasm and the sound of people networking and discussing the presentations.
All Eyes on Yorkshire – Jill Gough and Craig Taylor’s presentation on the planning and delivery of the Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014 – Wednesday 27th September 2017.
The Enabling Change SIG is developing its change community through the development of industry-focused Change Practitioner Groups.
As you are probably aware, the long awaited ‘APM Guide to Contracts and Procurement’ was launched in July 2017 at a conference in London.
Chris Howe’s Maasai master class was not only about leadership, but perhaps more importantly, about how to run a project management office (PMO).
APM has developed a Monthly Monitor for members covering developments in project management research, politics and parliament, policy and research reports, as well as developments across the spectrum of think-tanks, research institutes, Chartered bodies and learned societies more generally.
For the first time ever, PMO SIG were invited by APM Scotland (Aberdeen chapter) to present at an evening event on 26 September, dedicated to PMO.
The Association for Project Management (APM) identified seven policy issues in its Skills Manifesto that the government will need to tackle to ensure that the UK is well positioned to develop and maintain the skills base required by today’s emerging workforce to compete on the global stage.
Ever turned up at a conference and felt like you don’t know anyone else around? Ever had a networking lunch and not been sure how to break the ice with strangers? This webinar on Tuesday 3 October gave some insights on how to get the very most out of our (and other) conferences and events you might attend to make sure you get the most value from your time with us.
The nature of work is changing, and with the increasing sophistication of artificial intelligence and robotics, jobs are being reinvented.
