We’ve all heard of professional judgement – but what is it? How does it work? Where does it come from? What does it mean for project professionals and the organisations they work for? What is a profession, anyway? These are just a few of the questions discussed at a Knowledge SIG Courageous Conversation with Eileen Roden in September 2016.
The London branch welcomed Neil Cochlin on Thursday 30 March 2017 for an evening presentation discussing his award-winning Digital Interviewing Project.
On Tuesday 28 March 2017 delegates attended the East of England branch World Café event inspired to get the audience and committee alike discussing project management: tools, tips and tricks.
Welcome to the latest issue of the Planning, Monitoring and Control SIG’s newsletter.
Tackling career breaks On International Women’s Day, chancellor of the exchequer Phillip Hammond announced a £5m fund will be made available for ‘returnships’ – to help those returning to work after long career breaks.
On Thursday 23 March, Roger Garrini, from the APM Governance Specific Interest Group introduced the interrelationship between corporate governance and project management to APM Members and guests in Birmingham.
Women in Project Management SIG – Spring Newsletter 2017 Newsletter contents A message from our Chair Introducing the Women In Project Management committee International Women’s Day Historical Women in Project Management Update on pledges P3M Africa Links we like Book reviews Follow us And Finally… 1.
To celebrate National Careers Week, APM has launched its ‘Be a Better You’ campaign in order to raise awareness of the opportunities open to those seeking to build a career in the project profession.
The Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire branch welcomed Roger Garrini to talk about the Governance SIG publication on the Governance of Agile Project Work, followed by Anna Caine and Darren Curry from the Portfolio Office at NHS Business Services Authority, to talk through their experience in implementing Agile within the NHS.
‘Ken dumps Barbie because of links to deforestation’.
