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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Winners of APM 2007 Project Management Awards announced in London
Reported by Miles Shepherd in London, UK.

The Association for Project Management (APM), the main project management professional society in the United Kingdom (UK), has announced the winners of the 2007 APM Project Management Awards. Revealed at the first APM Project Management Conference, winners this year strongly feature public sector projects at home in the UK and abroad, with particular prominence for projects connected to British armed forces.

The Awards, covering eleven categories in all and including the new for 2007 best Project Management Company award, voted for by employees, were presented at a glittering ceremony on Tuesday 30th October at The Brewery, Chiswell Street, London on the first evening of the two-day APM Project Management Conference.

Winners of the 2007 APM Project Management Awards are


For the past 14 years the APM Project Management Awards have been rewarding and celebrating project management successes, from the Eden Project to record breaking round the world voyages. The awards reflect the invaluable contribution project management and project managers make in all sections of society. The finalists and winners attract national publicity and many benefit from a career boost as a result, both at business and individual levels.

Individual winners receive an exclusive trophy (pictured) by British designer Nigel Cripps to be presented at the Awards dinner, a winner’s certificate, use of a winner’s logo, featured in unprecedented publicity throughout the year, featured as a case study on the APM Awards website and in the APM Awards brochure. Runners-up receive a certificate, use of a finalists’ logo, featured in all awards publicity, announced as a finalist at the awards dinner, featured on the APM awards website and the APM awards brochure. Winners and Runners-up also appear in the Project magazine awards special.

The Association for Project Management (APM) is the national body for professional project management in the United Kingdom (UK). With over 15,000 individual and 390 corporate members, APM is one of the largest organizations of its kind in Europe. The organization develops and promotes project management across all sectors of industry and beyond. APM's mission is: "To develop and promote the professional disciplines of project and programme management for the public benefit." At the heart of the association is the APM Body of Knowledge containing fifty-two knowledge areas required to manage any successful project. APM promotes the use of the APM Body of Knowledge through qualifications, accredited training, research, publications and events. APM is the UK member of the International Project Management Association (IPMA). With headquarters in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, APM has twelve regional branches throughout the UK and one in Hong Kong. For 2007 the APM chair is Mike Nichols and the president is Dr. Martin Barnes. Additional information can be found at www.apm.org.uk






Miles Shepherd

Miles Shepherd
International Correspondent UK based in London


Mr. Miles Shepherd is an International Correspondent for www.pmforum.org in London, UK. . Miles has over 30 years experience on a variety of projects in UK, Eastern Europe and Russia. His PM experience includes defence, major IT projects, decommissioning of nuclear reactors, rail and business projects for the EU. Past Chairman of the Association for Project Management (APM), Miles is also past president and chair of the International Project Management Association (IPMA). Additional information about Mr. Shepherd can be found at
www.pmforum.org/pm forum team/. Miles can be contacted at miles.shepherd@msp-ltd.co.uka



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