Mission Statement of Projekt Management Austria
PROJEKT MANAGEMENT AUSTRIA: http://www.p-m-a.at
P. O. Box 630
11121 Praha
Czech Republic
Phone: +42 -79 36 766
Fax: +42 - 79 34 743
The Danish Project Management Association. Though in Danish you will still be able to get an impression of this PM association's program and activities on the homepage at www.projektforeningen.dk.
Projektitoimintayhdistysrys
PMA Finland
Tekniikantic 12
02150 Espoo
Finland
Phone: +358 0-43 54 23 36
Fax: +358 0-50 23 384
AFITEP is the French association for project management based in Paris. AFITEP publishes La Cible ... Le Journal du management de projet. For information contact
AFITEP
3, rue Francoise 75001 Paris
Tel: (1)42.36.36.37
Fax: (1) 42.36.36.35
Web Site: http://www.afitep.fr
GPM is a member of the International Project Management Association and is the leading professional German project management organization. The GPM mission is to promote and develop German project management interdisciplinary skills and resources. GPM is governed by a Board of Directors and runs its own certification programme administered by a separate and impartial organization called PM-ZERT.
GPM publishes Projektmanagement-Zeitschrift, GPM-aktuell and PM-Telegram which covers scientific, practical, internal organization and latest information on seminars and other national events.
For GPM (in english) see http://www.gpm-ipma.de/docs/showsite.php?menu=0201
Grammou & Agias Kiriakis 45
175 64 Paleo Faliro
Athens, Greece
Contact: Theofanis Giotis, MSc, PMP, MCT, Ph.D. Cand.
President, PMI GREECE Chapter
Phone: +30 693 22.13.502
Fax: +30 210 94.84.801
E-Mail: Theofanis.Giotis@ITEC.edu
Web Site http://www.PMI-GREECE.org
Network of Project Managers in Greece (PM-Greece)
31, Kanigos st., 106 82 Athens, Greece.
Tel. +30 210 772 1268
Fax. +30 210 772 3781
E-mail: pmgreece@pmgreece.gr
Web: www.pmgreece.gr
FOVÁLLALKOZÓK MAGYARORSZÁGI SZÖVETSÉGE
Project Management Association Hungary
IPMA-Member
1133 Budapest, Pannónia u. 59-61.
tel.(361)3501030 - fax.(361)3501013
E-mail
betonut@matavnet.hu
Postholf 8773
128 Reykjavik
E-mail:
vsf@skima.is
Web site: http://www.vsf.is
The Institute of Project Management of Ireland was founded in 1989 to help individuals and organisations in both the public and private sectors to develop a knowledge of and high-quality capability in Project Management and to provide a focal point and mechanism for the development and promotion of Project Management in Ireland on a professional basis. The Institute is the only Irish organisation devoted solely to these and is recognised as "Ireland’s premier Project Management Authority". ....
The Institute has close links with the world’s leading project management bodies, for example , in Europe, The International Project Management Association based in Zurich (IPMA) and in the United States of America, The Project Management Institute ( PMI ).
Objectives The Institute of Project Management of Ireland has the following principal objectives.
The Institute of Project Management of Ireland's web site is www.projectmanagement.ie
The email contact is instpmgm@iol.ie
ANIMP Associazione Nazionale di
Impiantistica Industriale
Corso Venezia 18
20121 Milano
Italy
Phone: +39 - 2 76 008 755
Fax: +39 - 2 78 43 74
The Dutch PM Association (Project Management Instituut Nederland) was founded in November 1979 and had a first assembly in February, 1980. Starting with members, who were professional "procesplanners" and pioneers in the application of project management. In 15 years the PMI-Nederland has grown to an association of almost 600 members, spread out over the universities, government, county staffs and city councils, software houses, and such International companies as Philips, Shell, Akzo a.s.o. , advisers and " engineerburos".
Each year PMI-Nederland has a National Congress. The main activities are organising diner-lectures , workshops on testing software, research on training institutes, research on new methods of working, maintaining and renewing a Dutch BOK, organizing a yearly market on planning software.
Project Management Instituut Nederland
Buitenplaats 135
8212 AE Lelystad
The Netherlands
Phone: 31 (0) 320 222464
Fax: 31 (0) 320 280434
Web Site http://www.pmi-nl.org
Norsk Forening for Prosjektledelse (NFP)
PO Box 2312 Solli
0201 Oslo
NORWAY
Phone: + 47 229 47 520
Fax: + 47 229 47 502
Email:
else.dahl@tekna.no
Internet address: http://www.prosjektledelse.com
The national association of project management in Poland is a member of the International Association of Project Management.
Contact Details:
Stowarzyszenie Project management Polska
Al. Jerozolimskie 29/12
00 - 508 Warsaw
Poland
Phone: + 48 22 622 21 12
Fax: + 48 22 622 21 10
E-mail:
biuro@spmp.org.pl
Internet address: http://www.spmp.org.pl
The mission of the Portuguese Project Management Association (APOGEP) is to disseminate the knowledge base of project management and contribute to Project Manager professional recognition and credibility, in Portugal and all over the word. The APOGEP mission is based on two principal vectors:
To the first vector, APOGEP is an information knowledge share space of methods, techniques, processes and poject management tools. On the second vector, APOGEP contributes to professional, proactive attitude creation and development, career assessment and professional ethic code development.
For more on APOGEP go to http://www.apogep.pt
Spolocnost Pre Projektove Riadenie (SPPR) is the Project Management Association of Slovakia, established in 1994 due to the splitting of Czechoslovakia into independent Czech and Slovak Republics. Its roots go back to the 1960s, when members began participating in International Project Management Association (IPMA) activities. SPPR is a member of IPMA and also works with the Project Management Institute (PMI).
The goal of the Association is to provide a forum for exchanging knowledge and experience in project management; support consulting companies and universities; organise courses, seminars and conferences; identify challenges; and cooperate with similar organizations around the world.
Spolocnost Pre Projektove Riadenie
P.O. Box 211, Postal 1
917 01 Trnava
Slovakia
Phone: +421 805 559-1806
Fax: +421 805 599 1818
E-mail:
sppr@excite.com
Web Site: http://www.sppr.sk
The International Project Management Association is a federation of independent national project management associations world-wide. IPMA is a non-profit, Swiss registered organization, with a Secretarial office based in the United Kingdom. Its function is to be the prime promoter of project management internationally, through its membership network of national project management associations around the world. Additionally it has many individual members, people and companies, as well as co-operative agreements with related organizations world-wide, to give it a truly world-wide influence.
IPMA Web information includes a background to IPMA activities and organization, a list of member National Associations and IPMA Officers, list of conferences and publications.
International Project Management Association
P.O. Box 30, Monmouth NP5 4YZ, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 1594 531007; Fax: +44 1594 531008
Email:
ipma@btinternet.com
SPM is the national association representing Switzerland in the International Project Management Association (IPMA). The Swiss certification of project managers is done by VZPM, an accredited body founded by SPM and the Swiss Association for Organisation (SGO). SwissPM is an initiative of SPM. In western Switzerland the French speaking partner organization is SMP. Visit the SPM Web at http://www.spm.ch.
The Swedish Project Management Society has worked for 25 years to develop project management in Swedish companies and organizations. The Society is a meeting-place for exchange of experience and ideas between people that work in or with projects. A Newsletter ProjektForum, 4 issues per year, is available in Swedish. Project Management Seminars, sponsored by the Society, are held on a regular basis.
Membership in the International Project Management Association and in NORDNET makes the Swedish Project Management Association members of an internatial project management network. In this network there is a certification program for project managers - a quality record of project management experiences and skills.
The Objectives for the Society are to continuously develop and adapt the Project Work Model in the following ways:
For more information on the Swedish Project Management Society contact:
Svenskt Projektforum
Norr Mälarstrand 20
112 20 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: +46 8 653 56 35
Fax: +46 8 651 51 98
E-mail:
info@projforum.se
Web site: http://www.projforum.se
Gulvenlik Caddesi Guven Sokak 28/1 Y.Ayrnci
06540 Ankara
Turkey
Phone: 312-468-0901
Fax: 312-426-7013
E-Mail Address:
dengiz@venus.aselsan.com.tr
Web site: http://www.ipyd.org/
31 Povitroflotskiy prosp.
Kiev 252037
Ukraine
Phone: + 7 044 272 94 00
Fax: + 7 044 245 48 57
APM is the largest independent professional body of its kind in Europe. We have over 13,500 individual and 300 corporate members throughout the UK and abroad. Our aim is to develop and promote project management across all sectors of industry and beyond.
At the heart of APM is the APM Body of Knowledge; fifty two knowledge areas required to manage any successful project. We promote the use of the Body of Knowledge through qualifications, accredited training, research, publications and events.
APM Members are skilled and experienced professionals recognised in the UK and, through the International Project Management Association (IPMA), worldwide.
Association for Project Management
150, West Wycombe Road
High Wycombe
Bucks
HP12 3AE
UNITED KINGDOM
Tel: +44 (0)1494 440 990
Email: info@apm.org.uk
Web: www.apm.org.uk
The EPMF is an Inter-Institutional committee which promotes project management techniques, mainly by organising events around the United Kingdom. The members include the Institutions of Chemical, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and the Association for Project Management. In addition, representatives are also currently invited from the British Computer Society, Department of Trade and Industry, European Construction Institute, Institute of Management and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
"The mission of the EPMF is to develop and promote the practice of Professional Project Management of all engineering disciplines, so as to enable and enhance the application and excellence of engineering skills".
The Forum provides for: all disciplines engaged in project management where experience and knowledge can be shared to improve the performance of engineering project managers and their contribution to the business they serve; coordinate the learned society activities of the member organisations in the field of project management; promote and develop, through the member organisations, the standards of competence expected from engineering project managers in the performance of professional duties;provide advice and opinion on all matters of technical and industrial policy relative to engineering project management in industry and all the professions.
For more on the EPMF see http://www.ieee.org.uk
The Major Projects Association was formed in the United Kingdom in 1980. It exists to improve the initiation and successful implementation of major projects by providing platforms for participants openly to share experience, knowledge and lessons learnt. The Association is multi-disciplinary, international and multi-industry and covers all industrial, government and commercial sectors and brings together senior executives from project promoters, banking, contracting, consultancy, insurance, law and government. It includes aerospace, defence, energy, transportation, IT systems, construction, telecommunications, utilities, manufacturing, the chemical and the petro-chemical industry.
The Association has a varied programme of events and activities which include: seminars, discussion meetings, site visits, annual conference and an annual dinner.
The seminars are used to tackle particular subjects and to examine and learn from particular current or completed projects. They are held either in London or at Oxford. Seminars are usually full day events with much of the time applied to discussion and networking between those attending from the membership. Expert speakers, drawn from all over the world, take part in the seminars. The Association publishes a full record of the discussions and of the action points derived at each seminar for the confidential use of members.
The Association also run an open weeklong residential course, The Challenge of Major Projects Course which is held in the Autumn annually at Templeton College in Oxford. It offers a stimulating opportunity for all those confronting the demands of large complex projects to explore the factors affecting success. This course open to non-members of the Association.
More information can be obtained by accessing the MPA website: www.majorprojects.org
Contact details:
Dr Martin Barnes, Executive Director,
Mrs Jan Park, Administrator, Major Projects Association,
Templeton College, Kennington, Oxford, OX1 5NY
Tel: (44) 01865 422581 Fax: (44) 01865 326068
Email:
mpa@templeton.oxford.ac.uk
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