When you tell people you are a project manager, do they look at you blankly or assume you work in engineering or construction? Now APM is the Chartered body for the project profession, we want to raise awareness, as well as standards, so that people consider project management as a career of first choice.
APM congratulates Philip Isgar, chair of the APM Project Management Conference Manchester, and one of the North West’s leading lights in the civil engineering sector on his Honorary Doctorate from the University of Bolton.
Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), the trading arm of the Ministry of Defence, has recently been re-accredited by APM.
There are many different routes to a career in project management, and the skills of the project professional are in demand across multiple sectors.
APM has pre-launched a new publication, Introduction to Managing Change, which introduces the importance of managing change effectively in order to successfully deliver and realise the benefits of projects, programmes and portfolios.
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As the pace of change accelerates and needs grow more complex, the project management profession is expanding in reach and diversity.
The APM Project Management Conference Manchester is pleased to announce that one of our speakers is Jean Llewellyn, chief executive of National Skills Academy for Nuclear & Nuclear Manufacturing (NSAN).
John Williams (APM Midlands branch corporate sub-committee chair) welcomed the attendees and contributors, and introduced the purpose of the Corporate Advisory Group, as well as the theme and goals for the session on 20 July 2017.
On 28 June 2017, John Hardwick (MoreFrom Coaching) gave an excellent talk about the Diversity within teams in Bristol, how to identify what characteristics individuals have and how having a range of these within a team leads to success.
