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John Chapman

Monet, Impressionism and project investment appraisal

“Works of art have many meanings and some have more meanings, but even if all their meanings may never be known to any one observer, his obligation is still to encounter each work from as many aspects of his own intellectual and emotional experience as he can.

Elizabeth Nolan
Elizabeth Nolan

Calm in the storm: exercising resilience

Forgive me for starting with some sweeping generalisations about three key personality traits of project professionals, but I hope you’ll be able to relate.

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James Elliott

3 easy ways to make your projects more ESG-friendly

As the climate change emergency becomes graver, organisations everywhere are levelling up their environmental, social and governance (ESG) agenda to play their part in saving the planet.

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Daniel Foreman

Managing projects in uncertain times

Project uncertainty: a phrase often mentioned but is it truly understood? The APM defines uncertainty as “A state of incomplete knowledge about a proposition.