
The pandemic has shown sustainability is vital – but how can project professionals help?
Boris Johnson has vowed that Britain will build back greener as it recovers from the pandemic.
Boris Johnson has vowed that Britain will build back greener as it recovers from the pandemic.
It’s a wet morning in 2023 and you’re comfortably seated in two chairs at once.
There has been a lot of talk about the ‘Great Resignation’ post-pandemic.
Project management and cybersecurity seem like very different careers, but they face a similar set of frustrating challenges, notably how people who aren't in those careers sometimes perceive them.
The complexity of space travel is something that really fascinates me, and as a project/programme professional this fascination has often provided great inspiration.
Reddit (aka “the front page of the internet”) has a very useful ‘subreddit’ community for project managers.
On the 27th of November, emerging project professional and South West of England and Wales Association of Project Management (APM) network member Marielle Salom spoke at the University of West England to students studying engineering and project management.
It's Volunteer's Week, so we caught up with student volunteer, James Lesingham, who is a Programme Management SIG committee member to find out what motivates him.
ESG and sustainability can be overwhelming topics and you may think to yourself; where do you start? How can you create meaningful change? Sustainable development is now very much a clear corporate priority, with legislative targets mandated by the UN and an ever-increasing passion to “do good” within our workforce.
National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) 2018 starts on 5 March.