| Moorhouse named as APM Finalist for second year running |
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| | Programme and project
management specialist
Moorhouse Consulting has
been named as a finalist
in two important
categories at this
year’s Association of
Project Management’s
(APM) Project Management
Awards.
Moorhouse’s Seb Hills
was short-listed for
Young Project Manager of
the Year while the
business was nominated
for Project Management
Company of the Year.
Hills, 29, was
nominated for his
exceptional work at the | |
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| | Nuclear Decommissioning
Authority, and the team
cited its contribution
to major client
programmes at Transport
for London and the NHS
in a submission for
Project Management
Company of the Year.
Managing director Dom
Moorhouse said he was
delighted that his
team’s hard work and
achievements had been
commended by the
industry’s leading body.
He said: “Being named
as a finalist in two
major categories, for
the second year in a | |
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He added: “We are
looking forward to the
big night in October,
and will have a table
full of clients and
employees join us for
the evening.”
Moorhouse was
recently awarded the
London Excellence Award
2008 for ‘Best
Management Systems’ and
was also named in
Project Magazine’s
list of ‘Top 10
Outstanding Project
Professionals 2008’. It
was also named as a
finalist in the
categories of ‘Project | |
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| | Management Company of
the Year’ and ‘Young
Project Manager of the
Year’ at the Association
of Project Management
Awards 2007, and as
Joint Winner of the
Institute of Business
Consulting’s Award for
‘The most active
practice in the field of
professional standards’.
Clients include
Transport for London,
the Nuclear
Decommissioning
Authority, the National
College for School
Leadership, Severn
Trent, BT and the NHS. | |
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| | row, is of real
significance to the
whole Moorhouse team.
Regardless of the final
result, it is hugely
rewarding to receive
this acknowledgement for
both our client work and
also our efforts in
developing, and
fostering, industry
‘best practice’. We are
collectively proud that
our long-standing
commitment to the growth
of the PPM profession
continues to be
applauded.”
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