APM News

Lisa Pattenden has been spending a lot of time indoors lately when we speak in April.

As we come to discern what the ‘new normal’ might look like, there is a feeling that government and business should capitalise on this enforced pause to move towards greater sustainability.

We’ve all done it: sat in planning meetings and shaved off costs here while tightening schedules there.

London, Paris, Milan, New York and other usually gridlocked cities are giving cyclists new emergency cycleways as lockdown restrictions continue, and the hope is that the trend will carry on once the COVID-19 crisis is over.

Few other megaprojects draw as much public attention as hosting the Olympic Games.

Survivors of 9/11 tell us there was little panic in the World Trade Centre buildings as thousands fled for their lives.

APM and PwC’s study of the contribution of project management to the UK’s economy was published last year in The Golden Thread.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to many people experiencing challenges in their personal as well as professional lives.

Association for Project Management (APM) is delighted to announce its support for ‘Teach the Future’, a youth-led campaign to repurpose the education system around the climate emergency and ecological crisis.

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