Conference Programme Day 2 - Strategy: External factors
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Practice StreamHow can project teams and organisations meet the need for more impactful action on climate change? Sponsored by Stream chair: Creating and embedding sustainability strategies into the project life cycle is vital to ensure projects – and the project profession – is ready for future challenges. Here we discuss both project practice and broader organisational strategy with practical ideas about how to implement change in this area. |
Innovation StreamWhat’s new and what’s needed for sustainable project delivery? Sponsored by Firewood Stream chair: Innovation is crucial to ensure project outcomes and practices are sustainable. This theme will explore impactful ideas and tried-and-tested methods for improving sustainability in project management and delivering projects with sustainable outcomes. |
People StreamWhat knowledge, skills and competencies will be needed to ensure a sustainable workforce? Sponsored by Stream chair: Project management sustainability practices won’t adapt without people driving change. But to manage this the workforce itself should be sustainable. Here we'll tackle two aspects: how practitioners can make positive change in this area now, and what skills are needed to fortify the profession for the future. |
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DiscoveryThis interactive area provides drop in sessions to aid learning and networking, including topic tables and advice on APM membership, qualifications, ChPP and LMS. |
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Conference programme (subject to change)
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Thu 12 June 🕐 07:45-09:30 REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 09:30-09:45 | Plenary Session OPENING REMARKS🞇 Amy Morley - Chair, Association for Project Management |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 09:45-10:30 | Plenary Session OPENING KEYNOTE
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Thu 12 June 🕐 11:00-11:45 | Practice Stream BREAKOUT SESSION 1E
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Thu 12 June 🕐 11:00-11:45 | Innovation Stream APM SUSTAINABILITY INTEREST NETWORK PRESENTS:Measuring our projects’ contribution to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals🞇 Suzanne Maxted - Methods 🞇 Ellie Cady - Methods |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 11:00-11:45 | People Stream THE VALUE OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING: WHY INVESTING IN RESKILLING, UPSKILLING AND THE NEXT GENERATION BENEFITS THE ENTIRE PROFESSION🞇 Patrick Tucker, Non-Executive Director, London Metropolitan College |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 11:55-12:40 | Practice Stream INCORPORATING ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLES (ESG) FOR SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS SUCCESS🞇 Helen Clayton - Director for Sustainable Communities and Industries Turner & Townsend 🞇 Natasha Clark - Programme and Change Manager, the Environment Agency |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 11:55-12:40 | Innovation Stream BREAKOUT SESSION 2F🞇Session details 🡢
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Thu 12 June 🕐 11:55-12:40 | People Stream APM PEOPLE INTEREST NETWORK PRESENTS:A PEOPLE-CENTRIC APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY: EMBEDDING THE TOP SIX (PEOPLE) UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) INTO PROJECTS🞇 Dr Teri Okoro - Director, TOCA |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 14:00-15:00 | Plenary Session KEYNOTE SPEAKER🞇 Ruud Valtenaar |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 15:10-15:55 | Practice Stream BUILDING A PROJECT BUSINESS CASE USING THE UNITED NATIONS' SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS)🞇 Arun Khuttan - Sustainability Manager, Nuclear Decommissioning Authority |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 15:10-15:55 | Innovation Stream BREAKOUT SESSION 2G🞇Session details 🡢
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Thu 12 June 🕐 15:10-15:55 | People Stream APM PEOPLE INTEREST NETWORK PRESENTS: ROLE OF THE PROJECT SPONSOR IN DEVELOPING THE SUSTAINABLE PROJECT WORKFORCE🞇 Helen Digger - Training Consultant, Wellingtone |
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Thu 12 June 🕐 16:05-16:50 | Plenary Session 🞇 Session details 🡢
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Thu 12 June 🕐 16:50-17:00 | Plenary Session CLOSING REMARKS |