Instead of scrolling through your social media news feed, this is a much better way to spend your spare time in my opinion. Project Innovators In the ‘Project Innovators’ season of podcasts, Project journal editor Emma De Vita is speaking to project professionals who are leading projects in an innovative way at a time when many of us are hoping the world of work and projects can be reset for a post-COVID-19 world.

In the second of our follow-up podcasts from the APM Women in Project Management Conference, Emma invites three senior leaders from the world of projects who contributed to WIPM. The best part of the story is that the legacy of its first iteration failure was preserved in the beautiful second iteration. Belinda uses the science of empathy to change the way we lead at work, changing cultures to bring more empowerment to people's lives, with a focus on belonging and diversity.A project professional with a focus on sustainability, Kristina currently advises clothing brands and retailers and how to become more truly sustainable. In this episode, hosted by Mike Hine, online editor for APM’s Project journal, we’re looking at communication for project professionals.

You should hire the most experienced people to build a project that has modular components that can be finished in iterations of increasing finish, and build a team spirit to do it right. What is the future of project management as the world moves into the next stage of the COVID-19 crisis?

I especially liked their showing the common denominators between gigantic projects few of us will ever work on, and home improvement projects most of us will.