Alistair Godbold
Director, The Nichols Group
Alistair is actively involved in the profession of project management and has served as a Director and Deputy Chairman of the UK Association for Project Management (APM) for 13 years. He has also served as a Director of the Major Projects Association and currently sits on their programme committee. Alistair has chaired conferences and authored several chapters on ethics for project management books, sections of the APM Body of Knowledge. He is the UK council member of the International Project Management Association and chairs their Advisory Committee. He is also a member of the ICE Project 12 working group, designing new ways to deliver infrastructure programmes. In 2014 he was made an Honorary Fellow of the APM for his contribution to project management.
Alistair is a Director with The Nichols Group, with over 30 years’ programme management experience. His programmes range from large multi-disciplinary high integrity safety related systems in regulated environments, building and relocation, through organisation wide business change and IT projects in aviation, education, rail, nuclear and mining in the UK, Australia and Brazil. He advises companies on improving their project control and delivery effectiveness and leads the setting up programme management offices, project control systems and processes with their accompanying governance, skills and behaviours. He also reviews major projects and programmes, providing feedback and advice to sponsors, clients and project teams.
Alistair is a Fellow of the Association for Project Management, Institute of Engineering and Technology and the Royal Society of Arts Manufacturing and Commerce. He is also a Registered Project Professional and Chartered Engineer.
Alistair is a Director with The Nichols Group, with over 30 years’ programme management experience. His programmes range from large multi-disciplinary high integrity safety related systems in regulated environments, building and relocation, through organisation wide business change and IT projects in aviation, education, rail, nuclear and mining in the UK, Australia and Brazil. He advises companies on improving their project control and delivery effectiveness and leads the setting up programme management offices, project control systems and processes with their accompanying governance, skills and behaviours. He also reviews major projects and programmes, providing feedback and advice to sponsors, clients and project teams.
Alistair is a Fellow of the Association for Project Management, Institute of Engineering and Technology and the Royal Society of Arts Manufacturing and Commerce. He is also a Registered Project Professional and Chartered Engineer.