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APM Women in Project Management SIG – Spring Newsletter 2019   Follow us on social mediaOur linkedIn group APM Women in Project Management SIG or via twitter @apmwipmsig #apmwipm #WiPMNewsletter contents Welcome message from our Chair International Women’s Day event summaries Scholarship funding for women in project management Call for women trustees Why mentoring is so important for women in business Committee nominations Book review APM WiPM SIG Conference 2019 And finally.

Roy Millard and Dave Lovitt, Chair and member of APM’s Assurance SIG respectively, gave an insightful presentation to the Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire branch on 10 April 2019 into the basic principles and key techniques of project assurance.

The six selected finalists, their supporters and an invited audience gathered in the Bubbles Champagne Suite at the Vitality Stadium, the home of AFC Bournemouth, on 21 March 2019, for the final act in this year’s awards process.

Achieving MAPM status has always been somewhat of a rite of passage for project professionals, becoming a full member being an important step in any project manager’s career.

Welcome to the Spring 2019 edition of the APM Portfolio Management SIG newsletter Contents Introduction APM Portfolio Management Conference news 2019 Portfolio Director’s Dinner APM Managing the Portfolio Series: Fourth Thought Leadership Report PMO Conference 2019 – “Love your PMO” Successfully Creating a Change Portfolio workshop Additional branch and SIG events LinkedIn Did you see.

The APM Branches Team would like to say a massive Thank you! to all our APM Branch Volunteers.

As the leading authority on the project profession, APM seeks to listen, act and advocate on behalf of our members.

APM People Specific Interest Group, will be publishing an NewSE Bite monthly covering current matters so enjoy reading the editions.

On 6th March 2019, APM Midlands Branch Corporate sub-committee held another increasingly popular Corporate Advisory Group VIP Working Lunch exclusively for Midlands Corporate Partners & Affiliates.

The Carillion collapse in early 2018 seemingly took many by surprise as they were ‘too big to fail’.