New Corporate Partner announcement: Association for Project Management (APM)New Corporate Partner announcement: Association for Project Management (APM)
New Corporate Partner announcement: Association for Project Management (APM)
Public Sector Delivery Body
We are delighted to welcome Association for Project Management (APM) as a new Corporate Partner of Local Partnerships LLP.
Our commitment to delivering value and efficacy for the public purse aligns closely with APM’s mission to advance the project profession.
By joining APM, we aim to enhance our project management capabilities, access a wealth of resources and engage with a broader community of project professionals.
Jon Rattenbury, shared his enthusiasm and stated “We’re proud to become a Corporate Partner of APM as part of our ongoing commitment to delivering excellence in public sector projects. This partnership will support the continued development of our project professionals and help us strengthen outcomes for the communities we serve.”
Sophie Lawrence, one of APM’s experienced Partnership Development Managers, will work closely with Local Partnerships to ensure they maximise the benefits of their membership.
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