Notes on projects that count
Plain writing on sustainable project management, the CSPP™ credential, and the real non-profit work our learners deliver.
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One project, three ways of running it: what a shared method changes
Three project managers, three private systems — and a team that can’t compare its own reports. What a shared method changes, and a ten-minute check to…
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Certified and still missing something: the sustainability gap in classic PM toolkits
Your certification did its job — the questions changed around it. Where the sustainability gap comes from, a ten-minute way to see yours, and the two-day…
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What counts as evidence of project experience? Six things you already have
Project proof is rarely missing — it’s scattered. Six kinds of evidence you already hold, and the workbook that turns them into a record a hiring…
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How to ask your employer to fund your certification
The training budget exists — the request has to be easy to say yes to. The four things managers need to see, when to ask, and…
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Your project did good. Who wrote it down?
Good work nobody records might as well not have happened. This guide captures a project’s sustainability evidence while it happens — read the whole thing here.
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The skills checklist behind the CSPP™ — read it here
Anyone can claim sustainability skills. This is the checklist the checkers use — ten working skills, measured by what you can show. Read the complete standard…
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The five Ps: how to measure what your project leaves behind
People, Planet, Prosperity, Process, Product. The P5™ Standard is the measuring stick for a project’s real impact — 52 checkpoints, scored honestly. Read the whole standard…
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Read it here: the guide to running projects that do right by people and planet
GPM and PMI wrote the book on sustainable project delivery — 209 pages, nothing to pay, and you can read every page right here. Here’s what’s…
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Meet GPM: the global body behind the CSPP™
A credential is worth what the body behind it is worth. Meet GPM — Green Project Management — the international standard-setter that examines, registers and stands…