1 June 2020 – The Association for Project Management (APM) Awards, sponsored by RPC UK Ltd, are back for 2020, a celebration of the very best individuals, projects, and programs the profession has to offer. APM, the profession’s only chartered body, is calling on the project profession to put themselves, colleague, and their projects forward for an award across 16 categories. The deadline for award entries is Monday 15 June via APM’s online portal.
From aspiring young project managers to complex and transformational projects and programs, both in the UK and internationally, last year’s Awards saw a record number of projects entering with the standard getting higher year on year. The 2019 Overall Project of the Year Award went to North Cumbria University Hospitals Trust & Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, for its new maternity information system – BadgerNet electronic personal health records (ePHR).
Since the coronavirus outbreak, the BadgerNet Maternity and Neonatal platform (supplied by ClevermedLtd) has provided help and support to new parents, families, and clinicians, through secure clinical communication between clinical colleagues, risk alerting to mum and baby, as well as BadgerNet Baby Diary function that allows parents and families secure, real-time access to photos of their baby while in hospital care over the internet through their PC, tablet device, or mobile phone – while neonatal units are in lockdown.
The project of the Year Award 2019 winners also included Heathrow Airport (Technology Project of the Year), Rolls-Royce (Transformation Project of the Year), and Sellafield Ltd. (Engineering, Construction and Infrastructure Project of the Year). A full list of the 2019 Awards winners can be found at www.apm.org.uk.
APM Project Management Awards 2020 categories include:
- Overall Project of the Year Awards (chosen from the winners of the four Project of the Year Awards)
- PMO of the Year Award
- The Mike Nichols Award for Inspiration
- Contribution to the Profession Award: Company
- Contribution to the Profession Award: Consultancy
- Contribution to the Profession Award: Charity/Not-for-profit
- Shell Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) Award
- Innovation in Projects Award
- Program of the Year Award
- Technology Project of the Year Award
- Social Project of the Year Award
- Transformation Project of the Year Award
- Engineering, Construction & Infrastructure Project of the Year Award
- Young Project Professional of the Year Award
- Project Professional of the Year Award
- APM Outstanding Achievement Award
Hilary Trahair, events manager at APM, said: “Our awards are a true reflection of the talent working in the project management profession across all sectors. Being recognised as a finalist or award winner is a fantastic achievement and one that can bring many benefits and opportunities.
The award entry process is very simple and we hope people will take the opportunity to enter not only themselves but also their projects and their colleagues. We look forward to seeing many great entries being submitted this year that will help promote the power of the project profession for good.”
To submit an entry or to find out further information about the APM Project Management Awards 2020 visit www.apm.org.uk/apm-awards/
The winners will be announced on Monday 16 November.
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