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From boardroom to blizzard: Applying project management to a South Pole expedition Blog

When most people think about project management, they imagine teams, milestones and Gantt charts; not snowstorms, sub-zero temperatures and dragging 100+ kg sledges across the most remote continent on Earth.


Why the military produces natural project managers Blog

Service leavers often talk about moving into project management when they transition out of the military, but the truth is, they have likely been managing projects for a number of years already.


10 top tips for early-career professionals (or anyone who wants to get ahead) Blog

When it comes to your career, what wouldn’t you give to go back to the start and tell your younger self what you should do differently? If only you’d said yes to those opportunities that you later regretted turning down or spoken up in meetings with ideas you were too shy to mention.


Five tips on being a clear communicator Blog

As a project professional, you need to be a clear communicator.


The power of engagement in project management Blog

We need to agree on something: automation in projects is inevitable, necessary and in many cases, vital.


How to create your own personal brand Blog

Karen Blackett CBE knows a thing or two about being successful in business.


How authentic should you be at work? Blog

Being authentic or ‘bringing your whole self to work’ has been part of the office zeitgeist for the past few years.


How to influence others as a project manager Blog

“The only way on earth to influence other people is to talk about what they want and show them how to get it.


An all-female project team at the Natural History Museum Blog

London’s Natural History Museum will mark its 150th anniversary in 2031.


Why strong relationships make projects successful Blog

People in projects often have a passion for success and delivery that should not be underestimated.


From boardroom to blizzard: Applying project management to a South Pole expedition

When most people think about project management, they imagine teams, milestones and Gantt charts; not snowstorms, sub-zero temperatures and dragging 100+ kg sledges across the most remote continent on Earth.


Why the military produces natural project managers

Service leavers often talk about moving into project management when they transition out of the military, but the truth is, they have likely been managing projects for a number of years already.


10 top tips for early-career professionals (or anyone who wants to get ahead)

When it comes to your career, what wouldn’t you give to go back to the start and tell your younger self what you should do differently? If only you’d said yes to those opportunities that you later regretted turning down or spoken up in meetings with ideas you were too shy to mention.


Five tips on being a clear communicator

As a project professional, you need to be a clear communicator.


The power of engagement in project management

We need to agree on something: automation in projects is inevitable, necessary and in many cases, vital.


How to create your own personal brand

Karen Blackett CBE knows a thing or two about being successful in business.


How authentic should you be at work?

Being authentic or ‘bringing your whole self to work’ has been part of the office zeitgeist for the past few years.


How to influence others as a project manager

“The only way on earth to influence other people is to talk about what they want and show them how to get it.


An all-female project team at the Natural History Museum

London’s Natural History Museum will mark its 150th anniversary in 2031.


Why strong relationships make projects successful

People in projects often have a passion for success and delivery that should not be underestimated.




Burnout in project professionals webinar

Discussing the prevention of and support for, project professionals with burnout, presented on Tuesday 12 November.


Making communications land – Are they received and understood as intended? webinar

How do we ensure that what we have communicated was received and understood as we intended and how do we course correct if it has not.


Inspire inclusion within the project profession to attract and retain a diverse workforce webinar

The APM Women in Project Management SIG and APM Scotland Branch are pleased to have brought to you the first of its events marking International Women’s Day 24#InspireInclusion



Talking about wellbeing and change

Back in February 2021, Jo Twiselton delivered a talk to the APM East of England branch on the subject of wellbeing and change and with relevance to project management.


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