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Association of Pacific Rim Universities – APRU Annual Report 2021: Responding to Crisis, Shaping the New Normal
APRU Annual Report 2021: Responding to Crisis, Shaping the New Normal records the achievements of APRU members acting together to shape the new normal in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this context, APRU has reimagined our global programs. Global engagement positions our member institutions to solve emerging challenges together, strengthens our international network, and offers access to high-value global partnerships.
English Version:
https://www.apru.org/resources_report/apru-annual-report-2021-responding-to-crisis-shaping-the-new-normal/
Chinese Version:
https://www.apru.org/resources_report/apru-annual-report-2021-responding-to-crisis-shaping-the-new-normal-chinese-2/
Association for Project Management – Project
Project is the official journal of the Association for Project Management (APM), the chartered membership organisation for the project profession. Since 1989, the publication has served as the voice of the project profession – a profession that adds over £156 billion to the UK economy annually. In a changing world, project management has never been more important. The profession needs clear, consistent leadership that demonstrates innovation, adaptability and the power of projects for good.
Project reflects all facets of project management practice and distils it into easy-to-read, accessible, engaging and inspirational content. Each issue covers a variety of topics, reflecting the pan-sector nature of project management work and ensuring that readers feel a sense of connection to the subjects and themes being explored. There’s also a strong focus on the pressing matters of the day, with a remit to making these relevant to all readers, no matter what industry they work in.
APM’s mission is: ‘Inspiring communities to deliver meaningful change for societal benefit by advancing the art, science, theory and practice of project management’. Project supports this by showcasing the people at the heart of projects and the positive change that people in our profession are creating.
British Horse Society – British Horse
For members of the British Horse Society (BHS) the pandemic was a hugely challenging time Many horse owners of years’ standing were obliged to radically change their equine management practices, as well as provide care at short notice to horses that were not their own Never had the support of the BHS been so vital, nor the role of British Horse magazine so crucial to its mission to disseminate gold-standard knowledge and advice.
Key insights from calls to the BHS welfare helpline revealed that:
● Supporting the mental wellbeing of equestrians themselves was critical to helping them to care for their horses
● There were big gaps in owners’ knowledge They didn’t always understand what their horse’s behaviour might mean
● Members needed the know-how to advise others how to care for their horses in the event that they were incapacitated / self-isolating
And so the editorial approach for British Horse magazine pivoted in response, becoming more focused than ever on the need to support the mental wellbeing of BHS members so that they can deliver high-quality care to their horses.
Federation of Small Businesses – First Voice
First Voice is the multimedia magazine of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), the UK’s largest trade association for smaller businesses with a membership of 140,000.
FSB’s positioning is ‘Experts in Business’. It offers members advice, financial expertise, legal support and a powerful voice in government. First Voice is designed to support this by providing high-value advice and information across print, digital and social channels.
The mission and strapline of First Voice is ‘Driving Business Ambition’, which it achieves to a stunning effect across all platforms. Print magazine content is reformatted for digital distribution, while digital-only content is showcased in the print magazine to boost engagement online.
Institution of Occupational Safety and Health – IOSH magazine
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health has a clear mission: to be the leading professional body in global occupational safety and health. Key to achieving this and supporting IOSH and its members’ ambition to create a world where work is safe and healthy for every working person, every day, is IOSH magazine.
The official publication and top-rated benefit for the Institution’s 47,500 global members, it provides a bi-monthly insight to help professionals and organisations create safer and healthier working practices. Procedures, protection and prevention are key.
Over the past year IOSH magazine has kept readers fully informed of the continuously changing Covid-19 landscape and looked ahead to the wider future of health and safety at work. Whatever subject it is tackling, IOSH magazine delivers content in creative, innovative and engaging ways across its far-reaching content ecosystem.
National Residential Landlords Association – Property
NRLA members’ magazine Property celebrates diverse, unique and inspirational landlord stories alongside legislation updates, expert opinion and practical advice to keep landlords up to do date with all that’s going on in the sector.
The magazine shines a spotlight on the valuable campaigns work the association is doing on behalf of its members as well as showcasing the NRLA’s research work, which is vital in influencing key decision makers.
This content sits alongside long form, deep dive features offering unique and exclusive insight and analysis on wider issues affecting landlords and the private rented sector.
The magazine uses a fresh colour palette along with modern typography, illustration and photography and is clearly divided into sections offering analysis, inspiration and practical advice, making it easy to navigate. Features include boxed out panels, tables and infographics, making information easy to read and digest.
In Property the NRLA is combining compelling content with calls to action, encouraging landlords to get the most from their membership and engage with the organisation – and each other – to create a strong, informed and supportive landlord community.
Nautilus International – Nautilus Telegraph
Nautilus International is the trade union for maritime professionals at sea and ashore, representing more than 20,000 workers.
The Nautilus Telegraph is the Union’s flagship magazine. The newly redesigned magazine provides industry news, information from inside the Union, member views, campaign updates, SMT profiles and in-depth features on industry topics. It is well regarded throughout the industry for both its editorial insight and production value.
All of Nautilus’s 20,000 members are entitled to receive a copy of the printed magazine as part of their membership package and the magazine is also distributed to a number of additional subscribers within the industry. Today, more than 28,000 copies are printed each month and distributed across 90 different countries. It is enjoyed by as many as 110,000 readers per issue thanks to its widespread presence in shipboard mess rooms, port seafarer centres, nautical colleges and shipping company offices.
Throughout another challenging year, the Nautilus Telegraph has served as a lifeline to seafarers around the globe, keeping them informed with authoritative, insightful and credible news and advice, whilst acting as a valuable campaigning and engagement tool to secure genuine change to the benefit of members.
