Project Management Events
Make sure you don’t miss any forthcoming project management events with PMProfessional Learning's event listings.
Exhibition Events are shown in date order with the latest date shown first in the list. Our Stepping Stones launch is shown at the top of this page before the list of exhibitions.
APM Project Management Conference
Delivering Projects Successfully
The Brewery, London
Wednesday 21st October 2009
The APM Project Management Conference 2009 is an interactive forum that will provide you with an insight into the development of effective project professionals.
Topics being covered include:
- Project Sponsorship
- Training and development
- Growing the skill-set of project professionals
- Benefits of the new chartered status
PMPL will be attending the Conference which combines in the evening with the APM's prestigious awards dinner where we continue our sponsorship for the Young Project Manager of the Year.
Visit us on stand 5 in the King George III room, to hear about new products we are launching and our 'Learning Beyond the Classroom' community, which provides support to project managers after their training when back in the work place.
For more information on the event go to http://www.apm.org.uk/conference.asp
Best Practice Showcase
23rd June 2009
QE11 Centre, Westminster, London
Best Practice Showcase is a well established event which provides an opportunity to network with project management peers, get up-to-date information and guidance on various OGC products like P3O and PRINCE2 2009, take part in round the table discussion sessions and attend interactive seminar sessions.
PMPL are contributing to the Conference Programme by running round the table 'Birds of a Feather' sessions in the morning at our stand (22) and at 3pm a Case Study presentation with one of our key customers - Paul Allen, Programme Management Office Manager from Office Depot will talk about ' 0 to P3O without a 70's droid in sight . . .'
Visit us on Stand 22 to
- hear how our new project manager programme 'Learning beyond the classroom' can provide you with all the support you need after training, back in the work place
- discuss how we can help you achieve accreditation and project management capability improvement in your organisation
- attend one of our BOF sessions about what to do after PRINCE2
- enter our competition to WIN a bottle of champers
For more information visit: http://www.bestpracticeshowcase.com/
Project Leadership Conference
19th May 2009
The Barbican, London
Increasingly the project management community is debating the role of leadership within projects, having realised that the plethora systems, processes, procedures and IT software created in the past couple of decades is still not generating a successful project outcome. This conference examines if project leadership is the key skill that has been missing our attention?
The conference is aimed at senior project professionals who are seeking to improve project leadership within their own or their client's organisations and will be covering topics such as:
- The role of project sponsor
- Interpersonal skills
- Leading innovation
- Strategic leadership
- Developing project leadership skills
Come and visit PMPL at our stand to hear what we are up to. We are going to be talking about our new 'Learning Beyond the Classroom' community which provides you with the know-how as well as the knowledge by giving you practical support back in workplace.
PROJECT CHALLENGE SPRING SHOW
25th/26th March 2009
NEC, Birmingham
Come and visit PMPL on stand 92/98 to hear what we are up to. We are going to be talking about a number of new exciting products at the Show and handing out invitations to the launch of our learning beyond the classroom community.
If you are focused 100% on making your project a success and want to meet project challenges head on... this event is not to be missed. Whatever your level of experience and area of project expertise, whether managing, implementing, planning, purchasing or supplying, Project Challenge is a good A-Z guide for project support.
It brings together around 80 of the leading exhibitors for you to network with on a face to face basis and you will be able to sample a wide range of project management related products and services. Visitors also have the opportunity to attend free presentations in the 'Solutions' and 'Process Performance' Zones delivered by leading practitioners.
For more information visit: http://www.projchallenge.com/
JOIN US AT RAILTEX for THE LAUNCH OF
PMPROFESSIONAL LEARNING'S
STEPPING STONES TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUCCESS
As a result of customer demand we are launching PMProfessional's Stepping Stones to Project Management Success at Railtex. This is an integrated development roadmap which supports project managers at all levels from work package manager to project director. Moving beyond the classroom, this includes communities of practice, best practice users groups, consultancy support and continuing professional development.
Register to join us on Wednesday 11th March
in the Windsor room, Railtex, Earls Court 2
from 11.30am to 12.30pm by
clicking here
Register to join us on Thursday 12th March
in the Victoria room, Railtex, Earls Court 2
from 11.30AM TO 12.30pm by
clicking here
The volume of major infrastructure projects is significantly increasing with £56bn of major projects and programmes planned over the next five years. These include Reading remodelling, Crossrail, Thames Link, Kings Cross, London 2012 transport priorities and major upgrades to the London underground. Many of these projects are of major size and complexity.
Our presentation will consider what needs to be done to improve the capability and capacity of the industry to successfully manage this major programme of work.
The rail industry has a good foundation in project management but still finds it difficult to attract and retain the higest calibre project managers. Partly this is due to a perception of the rail industry as an operations and logistics industry, with a lack of visibility of scope and scale of the projects to be delivered. This difficulty in attracting and retaining the best project management talent over the long term results in deep cyclic skills shortages and spiralling costs.
Nevertheless, the industry has a golden opportunity to address these weaknesses because:
- The credit crunch is releasing high quality resources which could be encouraged to join the rail industry at reasonable costs
- The Association for Project Management is moving towards establishing a register of Chartered Practitioners which will create a new benchmark for professional project management
- Organisations in the Rail Sector are committing to the development of professional development of project managers
Attend our free seminar to discuss the challenges and hear how PMProfessional will take learning, career development and capability beyond the classroom.
Register to join us on Wednesday 11th March from 11.30am to 12.30pm by
clicking here
Register to join us on Thursday 12th March from 11.30am to 12.30pm by
clicking here
If you would like more information about the Seminar please call us on 01628 552880
If you can't attend the Seminars VISIT US on Stand 682 at Railtex to find out more
To read more about the exhibition look at the information below on Raltex
Railtex 2009
10-12 March 2009
Earls Court Two, London
Railtex 2009, the UK's largest event for the rail supply market, is attracting more interest from international suppliers and buyers than ever before. Of course, first and foremost the event will showcase the very best from the UK rail supply sector, but the 2009 edition will also be packed with organisations from across Asia and Europe.
As the leading supplier of project management training into the Rail and Infrastructure sectors, with an impressive customer base including Network Rail and TfL's 'Project Pyramid' PMPL will be attending the show.
Come and visit us on our stand 682 to talk to us about our projects and services - hear how we can help you develop first class people... deliver first class projects.
For more information visit: http://www.Railtex.co.uk/
PMI UK CHAPTER International
project management day
Thursday 6th November 2008
The Ricoh Arena, Coventry
The theme of the Conference is "It's people That Count!". The Conference will look at how to build and motivate project teams and provide the professional development project managers need to produce the required results - a successful project with a fulfilled team ready to move on to their next role.
200 delegates are expected to attend from a wide cross-section of PM companies with topics and speakers throughout the day. PMProfessional will be exhibiting - come and see us on stand 15.
For more information visit http://www.pmi.org.uk/events/intprojman.asp
APM project management conference
Success though projects
The Brewery Conference Centre
London 29-30th October 2008
The APM Project Management Conference 2008 is an interactive forum bringing together project management professionals and key decision makers across the public and private sector. It aims to set out and debate key subjects on the national project management agenda. Topics for 2008 are:
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Success through projects
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Right projects, right people
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Stakeholders and sponsors
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Managing a complex world
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Local projects, global consequence
PMProfessional will be attending the conference - come and visit us on Stand 5 in the King George III room to find out how we can help you improve your project capability.
For more information on the event read http://www.apm.org.uk/conference.asp
APM project management awards
29th October 2008
The Brewery,
London
For the past 15 years the APM Project Management Awards have been rewarding and celebrating project management success from the Eden Project to the 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 for the next year and a deserved career boost as a result, both at business and at individual level.
Continuing the successful format of 2007, the awards dinner and presentation will be combined with the APM Project Management Conference. Host for the evening will be BBC presenter Adam Shaw (Working Lunch).
PMProfessional are delighted once again, to sponsor Young Project Manager of the Year. Other categories include:
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Sir Monty Finniston Award
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Programme of the Year
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Project of the Year
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Project manager of the Year
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Project Management Company of the Year
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Overseas Project of the Year
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Herbert Walton Award
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Brian Willis Award
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Geoffrey Trimble Award
For more information go to http://www.apm.org.uk/awards.asp
Best practice showcase
24th June 2008
QE11 Centre, Westminster, London
Projects
Find out all you need to know about PRINCE2, the new rewrite, benefits realisation, tailoring and more. Your one day guide to all that is new and important in project management at Best Practice Showcase 2008. |
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Programmes
Determine the best way to manage successful programmes from start to finish including organisation and leadership, stakeholder management, and planning and control. Pick up top tips in just one interest-filled day at Best Practice Showcase 2008. |
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Change
Discover the best methods for managing team change, organisational change and leadership of change. Truly understand the science of change management and your role in the successful implementation of change in your organisation at Best Practice Showcase 2008. |
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Risk
Share your understanding of risk management with like-minded project managers who will be keen to discuss issues such as governance, improved reporting and risk ownership at Best Practice Showcase 2008. |
PMProfessional will be exhibiting on Table 29 in the main meeting room and presenting a 'Birds of a Feather' session in the morning and later in the afternoon. Topic to be announced shortly.
For more information go to: http://www.bestpracticeshowcase.com/
PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN CLINICAL TRIALS
2nd to 5th June 2008
Danubius Hotel, Regents Park, London
This conference will discuss the essential strategies required for managing a successful clinical trial. It also seeks to highlight the crucial skills needed to improve project management practices through PRINCE2™ and Negotiation and Conflict Management/Stakeholder Analysis and Motivation pre and post conference workshops which are being run on the 2nd and 5th of June.
The event is being supported by PMProfessional (PMPL).
Paul Naybour, Director of PMProfessional will deliver a keynote speech on Tuesday 3rd June " Partnering: Improving the client/supplier relationship through sharing the responsibilities of risk management".
Gerry McCafferty, Principal Consultant at PMPL will run a post conference PRINCE2™ Overview workshop on 5th June.
For more information visit:
http://www.iir-events.com/IIR-conf/LifeSciences/EventView.aspx?EventID=1561
Railway strategies live 2008
20th May 2008
National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham
PMProfessional Learning is pleased to sponsor Railway Strategies Live 2008’ where we will be exhibiting. In association with the West Midlands Rail Alliance the ‘Delivering a Sustainable Supply Chain’ conference will bring together a programme of key industry figures, from across the supply chain, including Network Rail, Osborne, Tube Lines, Bombardier Transportation and Unipart Rail.
The aim of the conference is to identify the skill sets that a business will need to develop if it is to secure its place within what will be a lucrative sector. Relevant to those already working in this area, as well as those seeking to stake a claim, the content will be a timely update as to the current thinking of those leading the way, and provide invaluable insight into what is expected in the future.
By attending the conference, delegates will not only get the opportunity to listen to the keynote presentations, but also to network with over 200 industry colleagues and meet suppliers within the small exhibition that will support the event.
For more information go to: http://www.railwaystrategies.co.uk/eventsdetail.php?id=155
pROJECT CHALLENGE SPRING SHOW 2008
Come and visit PMPL on Stand 170. Packed full of fresh ideas and highly effective solutions, Project Challenge will provide significant advantage for the whole team.
It brings together around 80 of the leading exhibitors for you to network with on a face to face basis. You will be able to sample a wide range of products and services covering:
- Project Management
- Enterprise Management
- Portfolio Management
- Programme Management
- Training & Consulting
- Resource Management
- Recruitment
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- Process Control
- Risk Management
- PSA
- Change Management
- Prince 2
- Methodologies
- Cost Control
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But that’s not all… Project Challenge also offers a diverse range of content led FREE seminars. Authoritative and practical advice from leading industry experts delivered via a blend of case study experience and expertise.
These high quality seminars are a perfect opportunity to learn new things and develop your skills. They also count towards CPD points awarded by the APM. So you really have nothing to lose and everything to gain by attending.
For more information click on this link: http://www.projchallenge.com/index.cfm
Future transport projects:mission impossible
7th march 2008: RIBA, London
The international congress for project management and risk management - 6/7february 2008
Millennium Gloucester Hotel, Kensington, London
This congress combines a top level conference, a focused exhibition and countless networking opportunities. Visit PMProfessional on Stand 10. We will also be running a roundtable session.
- Experienced speakers will be frank about the problems they faced. They'll demonstrate the tools and techniques they used, they'll talk about the systems they put in place and show how they ensured buy-in.
For more information go to: http://www.bpugcongress.com/page.cfm/Link=1/t=m/goSection=1
apm project management conference 2007
30-31 october
The Brewery conference centre, London
The APM Project Management conference 2007 is an interactive forum bringing together project management professionals and key decision makers across the public and private sector. It aims to set out and debate key subjects on the national project management agenda.
The confernece will be structured around five topics representing key issues on the current project management agenda. The topics graduate from tactical elements of delivering business benefits through projects, through strategic issues of governance and the project management skills gap, to national issues of mega such as the Olympics and the global issue of substainability.
Click on the following link for more information: http://www.apm.org.uk/conference.asp
PMI INTERNATIONAL pROJECT MANAGEMENT DAY - 1st november 2007. hOLIDAY INN, MAIDENHEAD, BERKSHIRE, UK
The PMI UK chapter is holding its second International Project Management Day Conference on Thursday November 1st 2007. For more information click on the following link:
