| Moorhouse star is finalist for young project manager award |
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| | One of Moorhouse Consulting’s up and coming project management stars has been short-listed for the Association of Project Management’s ‘Young Project Manager of the Year’ award – for the third year running.
This year’s nominee is 26 year old Chris Barnes, who has worked at the project and programme advisory firm for almost eighteen months. Barnes possesses an imposing CV that includes a 1st class degree in Economics, experience working with a Big Four consulting firm plus outstanding contributions to client projects such as a £17M programme for the UK Highways Agency.
His recent work with Moorhouse, which includes establishing a project and programme management (PPM) ‘Centre of Excellence’ for BT, | |
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| | tasked with improving the delivery performance and efficiency of the organisation’s top 20 business critical programmes, also impressed the APM judging panel.
Managing director Dom Moorhouse said he was delighted that Barnes’ achievements had been recognised by the industry’s leading industry body. Moorhouse said: “2009 is proving to be another great year for Moorhouse - aside from firm recognition, it is really gratifying to see individuals within the team being recognised for their client work and commitment.”
“Chris will be flying the flag in October, not only for Moorhouse, but for the growing cohort of talented and ambitious young project managers in the UK. I wish him the best of | |
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| | luck for the awards ceremony, and hope to be among the group of colleagues and clients supporting him on the night.”
Proud nominee Barnes said: “It is a real honour to be short-listed for the Young Project Management of the Year award. I am still at an early stage in my career and consider myself privileged to have been offered some great career opportunities at Moorhouse, such as working on leading transformation programmes with clients like BT and Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, plus the opportunity to learn continuously from the experienced and seasoned colleagues I have around me. I hope I can do them proud on the night!” | |
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