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Ellie Luk, Assistant Project Manager, Gleeds Project management in the UK is a fast-growing profession, employing over 2.

A pioneering project is using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify residents most at risk of falling, shifting the focus from reacting to a more proactive and preventative approach.

Academia and industry have a collective responsibility to address one of the biggest barriers to successful project delivery, according to the Association for Project Management (APM).

Several members of the project profession have been recognised in the King’s New Year Honours list 2026 – the annual list which celebrates the contribution of well-known personalities, government employees and ordinary people who have served their community.

In recent years people are becoming more aware of the importance of ‘soft skills’.

The Greater Bay Area (GBA) Network organised a guided tour of the “Centre for Future Construction” (CFC) for members and guests on 27 November 2025.

Many professionals struggle with how to take policy into practice – our intention is to offer practical examples, discussion points and insights to support active inclusion.

This topic explored the unique challenges that individuals with disabilities face in professional settings and the importance of fostering an inclusive culture.

Association for Project Management (APM) has announced a major pilot that will take place in 2026 to trial a new assessment that, if successful, all future Chartered Project Professionals will complete when launched in 2027.

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