APM Enabling Change and APM London Networks: What works in Change and Transformation: Practical lessons for 2027
Organisations across sectors continue to invest heavily in transformation, digital change, AI, operating model redesign and major programmes. Yet the same delivery challenges often reappear: momentum slows, sponsorship becomes unclear, stakeholders disengage, governance becomes reactive and intended benefits are harder to realise.
We are bringing together experienced practitioners from across government major projects, infrastructure, financial services, health and life sciences, higher education, technology and enterprise transformation to explore what they have learned from leading, assuring and delivering change in complex environments.
The panel will draw on practical experience from large-scale programmes, regulated organisations, digital transformation, programme recovery, organisational change and AI-enabled delivery. Rather than focusing on a single framework, the conversation will examine the recurring conditions that help change succeed across different industries.
Panellists will explore the role of sponsorship and leadership, governance and assurance, stakeholder adoption, organisational readiness and the growing importance of human judgement as technology reshapes project delivery.
The session will also consider what lessons can transfer between sectors. What can a programme leader in infrastructure learn from transformation in banking? What can public-sector and higher education projects teach corporate transformation teams about adoption? And which leadership behaviours consistently make the difference when delivery becomes difficult?
What to Expect
By the end of this webinar attendees will:
- Practical reflections from practitioners working across different sectors and transformation environments
- Discussion on leadership, sponsorship, governance and stakeholder adoption
- Perspectives on recurring challenges that can affect change and transformation delivery
- Audience Q&A focused on practical experiences and lessons from the panel
Date:
2 December 2026
Time:
12:30 - 13:30 UK/GMT
Venue:
Online webinar / Zoom
Organisers:
APM Enabling Change Interest Network and APM London Network
CPD:
1.00
Cost:
Non member: Free
Member: Free
Who should attend:
This webinar is suitable for professionals with any level of experience.
Benefits of Attending
- Hear how experienced practitioners approach change in different organisational settings
- Compare perspectives from public, private and regulated sectors
- Reflect on common delivery challenges within your own projects and programmes
- Take away practical ideas and questions to consider in your approach to change in 2027
APM Body of Knowledge 8th edition
1.1.3 Organisational Change
2.3.3 Adoption and Benefits Realisation
3.1.3 Stakeholder Engagement and Influence
3.2 Leadership
3.3 Communication
4.1 Decision Making
4.2 Risk Management
4.3 Value and Benefits
Speaker panel (panel subject to change)
Alize Hofmeester, Enterprise Transformation & Change Leader, Twinxter - LinkedIn
Alize is a Change Strategist, Transformation Expert, and founder of Twinxter and TwinxterAcademy. She specialises in people-centric transformation, leadership development, business agility, and organisational change.
With experience leading reorganisations, cultural integration initiatives, and global agile transformations, she supports executives and transformation teams in building adaptive organisations and high-performing teams capable of navigating continuous change.
Alize is the creator of the “People Journey Circle” framework and author of Purpose Driven People, Creating Business Agility and Sustainable Growth. She is regularly invited as a keynote speaker, moderator and podcast guest on change, leadership, business agility and human-centric organisations.
Recognised by Thinkers360 as a Top 20 Future of Work /Change Management Thought Leader, Alize brings together hands-on experience from large-scale organisational change with broad set of certifications in Obeya, Agile, storytelling and change management.
Her personal purpose is to spark the human X-factor and create spaces where everyone is able to thrive.

Edward Enejoh, UK Tech Influencer (2026), Project Manager, Digital Learning - LinkedIn
Edward is a digital transformation leader with over 13 years’ experience delivering projects across higher education, technology, consulting, and the public sector. He works within Digital Learning at one of UK's leading University leading and supporting digital change initiatives that serve thousands of staff and students. Edward is Co-Lead of the Association for Project Management Scotland Education Focus Group and has contributed to the profession as an APM Awards Judge, mentor, speaker and reviewer for the APM Body of Knowledge 8th Edition.
He is also the founder of Tech Needs You, a mission to help one million people transition into technology by recognising and leveraging the skills and experience they already have. His work focuses on project delivery, stakeholder engagement, change adoption, AI and emerging technology, particularly how organisations can make transformation stick beyond implementation. Edward was named UK Tech Influencer of the Year 2026 and is a LinkedIn Top Voice in Project Management.

Muriel Barre, Founder and Director, Nexgen Innovation Consulting Ltd - LinkedIn
Muriel is a transformation and change expert with over 25years of experience in delivering complex projects and programs.
Her journey spans top-tier consultancies and global corporates across multiple sectors and geographies, operating in customer/process focused, regulated environment and running the full lifecycle of business transformation.
Muriel is the creator of the Mastering Project Sponsorship online masterclass and the ProjectACTION framework, both designed to support sponsors in their roles.
She has worked with numerous organisations to elevate sponsorship effectiveness and ensure that projects deliver real, measurable value. Muriel is passionate about bridging the gap between project sponsors and project professionals to improve delivery outcomes.

Hosts
Andrew Dalgleish, APM Enabling Change Interest Network volunteer
Experienced Project Director with over 20 years in the UK railway industry, leading multidisciplinary teams to deliver complex projects and drive business transformation. Passionate about integrating structured change management into project delivery to enhance outcomes and stakeholder engagement. Committed to fostering high-performing teams through alignment, engagement, and shared ownership of success.
Subodh Vadapally, APM London Network, Stream Lead volunteer
Subodh is Project and Programme Manager at Generate Sustainable Impact who brings 8+ years of cross-functional experience supporting transformation, sustainability and research-led initiatives across project environments. His work focuses on structured delivery, stakeholder engagement, operational coordination and governance-led approaches within evolving business and transformation contexts. Alongside his day role, he volunteers with APM as Social Media focus stream Lead for the London Network and also support the Sustainability Interest Network and also a certified speaker at PMI and Global Ambassador at GPM.
