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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.

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.

Abstract  Do we give more credit to the impact of probability?[1] Are we stuck in our risk ways?[2].

Doing the Right Project: Using a Systems Thinking Approach to Select Successful ProjectsIt’s something of an adage that for success, you need two things: To do the right project To do the project right Many failed projects are doomed from the start by being “the wrong project”, i.

Book reviewInvisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for MenBy Caroline Criado Perez Caroline Criado Perez's Invisible Women delivers a data-packed wake-up call about the gender gaps embedded throughout our society.

This theme underscores the significance of open conversations around mental health, particularly for men in project management roles.

Christmas shoppers who admit to not planning out their festive purchases spend around £250 more each year than those who are more organised, new research from APM has shown.

We were delighted to hear from Kim Schoppink, European Lead for the SBTi (Science-Based Targets initiatives), on Tuesday 2 December, about this important work and the ways project managers can support their own organisations to be part of the solution not the problem.

  On Monday 1 December 2025 the APM Benefits and Value Interest Network hosted a thought-provoking webinar with Dr Phil Driver, joining live from New Zealand’s South Island (in the middle of the New Zealand night).

The latest spotlight webinar we feature RAL Space case studies, the UK’s national lab advancing space science, satellite engineering, mission operations, and data analysis.