Channel Islands project management and change consultancy company, CBO Projects, has become a double finalist in this year’s APM (Association for Project Management) Project Management Awards.
CBO is a finalist in two categories, the first being the ‘Small to Medium Enterprise of the Year’ award, and the second is ‘Chartered Project Professional of the Year’, with CBO Director Ed Mason-Smith as a finalist.
The Project Management Awards celebrate excellence within the industry, with an expert panel of 60 judges from the project profession judging the first stage of entries. This year, 238 entries were submitted from across the UK.
CBO’s services and clients reach across Guernsey, Jersey, the UK and internationally. Their expert and diverse team supports change management, project services, assurance and business analysis across a range of sectors. Being a finalist recognises the high-quality work and customer service delivered, as detailed criteria had to be met to enter the Small to Medium Enterprise selection.
Ed Mason-Smith (pictured), a Director at CBO, is also a finalist in the Chartered Project Professional of the Year category. Ed is the Chair of the APM Channel Islands branch and leads a community of project professionals who come together to share best practice and improve the understanding of the profession. Ed is also steering the development of the Guernsey Project Management Apprenticeship, to raise awareness and inspire future Project Managers.
Philip Smith, Founder and Director at CBO said: “We’re proud to be regarded as one of the top businesses in the sector. These awards reflect the hard work and commitment to outstanding consultancy from our highly trusted and qualified team. We’re also delighted that our colleague Ed has been recognised for his steadfast dedication to the industry.”
Ed added: “I’m delighted to be shortlisted for this award for the work I do both at CBO Projects and as Chair of the APM Channel Islands branch. As a Chartered Project Professional, I love sharing my knowledge and passion for Project Management and being recognised for this is amazing. This nomination acknowledges the progress we have made as a project community in the Channel Islands, and I am looking forward to continuing building on this in the future.”
The APM Awards will be held at the Park Plaza Hotel in Westminster, London, in November.
