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The New Value Management Standard Coming Soon

The New Value Management Standard BS EN 12973:2020 will be published on 22nd January 2020

Copies of the new Standard can be bought in the UK from BSI Bookshop https://shop.bsigroup.com

19 March 2020 – Construction, Risk and Value

Date: 20 March 2020
Time: 12.00 to 16.30
Location: Leeds (TBC)

More information including booking details in due course

Early Value Management and Learning from Lessons

Timing: Spring 2020
Location: T&T Offices, One New Change, St Pauls, London
Theme: Early Value Management and Learning from Lessons (i.e. setting up Programmes for Success)

12 June 2020 – IRM Scotland Regional Seminar and Value Management

Date: 20 June 2020
Time: 09.00 to 12.15
Location: Glasgow (TBC)

More information including booking details in due course

Upcoming Courses View all

VM Module 1 Course => Click Here for Details
27-29 April, 2020 View Course
VM Module 2 Course => Click Here for Details
18-20 May, 2020 View Course
VM Module 1 Course => Click Here for Details
Date: 2-4 November, 2020 View Course
VM Module 3 Course => Click Here for Details
Date: 16-18 November, 2020 View Course

Please be advised that the decision today, the 25th September 2017, of the European Governing Body for Value for Europe regarding the accreditation of UK Value Management Courses, VM1, VM2, VM3 and Train the Trainer is as follows:

The deadline for UK courses to be submitted for accreditation has been extended, for a final time, until 30th March 2018. However, current non-accredited courses will only remain compliant until 31st December 2017. It is therefore imperative you submit your courses for accreditation.
Courses submitted after the 31st December 2017 will be non-compliant until they are accredited by the Certification Board with the final deadline for accreditation being 30th March 2018.

The Institute of Value Management

The IVM is a centre of excellence and the professional qualifying body which promotes, advances and ensures competence in value enhancing methods to European standards.

We work with academia and practitioners to develop new methods, maintain a body of knowledge, and facilitate networks of likeminded individuals to ensure continuous development of members and practice.

Our membership is drawn from all sectors of the economy and academia and many are senior members of other leading professional bodies. Through them we seek to help organisations improve value - enhancing performance and the effective use of resource, creating a culture of innovation and learning so that sustainable value is delivered to their key stakeholders, the wider community.