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Unlocking the power of professional membership

Event organised by ICE

Date
13 October 2024
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Overview

What does it mean to be a member of a professional organisation, and how can it shape one’s career in project management and engineering?

ICE Saudi Arabia, in collaboration with APM, organised this joint hybrid learned event to explore the significant value of professional membership.

Attendees engaged in a dynamic session featuring presentations from both organisations, focusing on how professionalism can enhance individual careers and contribute to society.

  • The event included opening remarks, followed by a one-hour lecture, with each organisation presenting for 30 minutes.
  • A Q&A session provided participants with the opportunity to delve deeper into the topics discussed.
  • It concluded with closing remarks and a networking session, allowing in person attendees to connect with peers and discover the benefits of joining either or both organisations.

This engaging event was an invaluable experience for current and prospective members alike.

Speakers

Paul Pring FICE

Paul Pring FICE

Bittaford Consulting Limited

managing director

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Paul Pring FICE

Paul Pring is the Managing Director of Bittaford Consulting Limited, leading major global programs. With 44 years of experience in business change across transportation, power and utilities, and construction, he has successfully delivered strategic initiatives worldwide.
Previously, Paul worked on the Diriyah Gate project and served as Managing Director of Bittaford in the UK and Canada, focusing on high-profile infrastructure innovation. He also directed railway electrification projects at Babcock International and held various roles at Mott MacDonald Group.
Paul holds a BSc in Quantity Surveying and an MA in Building Rehabilitation. He is a Fellow of several professional institutions, including the Institution of Civil Engineers and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, and is one of the first 500 accredited Chartered Project Professionals globally.

Prof Adam Boddison OBE

Prof Adam Boddison OBE

Association for Project Management

chief executive officer

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Prof Adam Boddison OBE

Adam joined APM (Association for Project Management) as CEO in September 2021 having previously held leadership roles in other membership associations, including six years as CEO of the National Association for Special Educational Needs. 

In addition to his role at APM, Adam has a diverse non-executive director portfolio supporting organisations and projects that benefit society. 

In 2022, Adam was awarded the OBE for services to children with special educational needs.

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