Association for Project Management

So success will inevitably mean taking radical and decisive steps to get decision-making and project delivery in shape to secure the vital private sector confidence needed to invest amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

Well, to unpack these complex dynamics, my guest today is Alistair Godbold, Vice President of the Association for Project Management and a director with the Nicholls Group.

Alistair's long and distinguished background in major project delivery should make him well-placed.

to shed light on the critical issues ahead.

So there are limitations on the amount of steel, the amount of concrete that the UK can produce, therefore, to balance that portfolio across the regions.

And I think that will start to shift.

I mean, you're a vice president of the Association for Project Management, and your research there frequently highlights the politics of projects as barriers to success.

So how would you say that national leaders can insulate critical infrastructure from those short-term political cycles, which arguably, if you start devolving power, there's going to be more short-term political cycles in play?

Welcome to the C-Suite podcast and to this episode produced in partnership with the Association for Project Management.

I'm Debbie West and joining me today are four guests with different perspectives on how organisations deliver change.

Professor Adam Boddison OBE is Chief Executive of the Association for Project Management.

Welcome to the podcast.

Thank you.

Yeah, that's a really great point.

Yeah, thank you.

So Adam, if anybody wants to find out some more information about the Association for Project Management, where can they go to get that?

Welcome to the Project Chatter podcast with your hosts, Dale Foong and Val Matthews.

In this episode, we speak to Lisa Martello, who is a director at Resilex and a member of the board of trustees at the Association for Project Management.

Over nearly 20 years, she has led and supported major projects and programs in the UK and Australia, spanning infrastructure, rail, aviation, digital transformation and organizational change, helping teams deliver results, navigate complexity and work more effectively together under pressure.

Alongside her day job, Lisa is the founder and content creator behind Catching Bees, a workplace satire platform with almost 20,000 followers across LinkedIn and Instagram.