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ICCPM receives defence SADI grant

ICCPM receives defence SADI grant

ICCPM announced that it is the recipient of a government Skilling Australia’s Defence Industry grant.

ICCPM announced that it is the recipient of a government Skilling Australia’s Defence Industry grant.

International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM) announced that it has received a grant of $498,280 as part of the federal government’s Skilling Australia’s Defence Industry (SADI) program. The grant was awarded to ICCPM for their Skilling Australia’s Defence SMEs to Manage Complex Projects program.

This program is expected to provide training to 227 project managers and specialists from across their member companies.

ICCPM outlined that this was the first instance in which project management has been eligible for a SADI grant, and that they collaborated with Team Downer to apply for the grant in order to help the 28 Team Downer SMEs receive ICCPM memberships.

ICCPM managing director and chief executive Collin Smith outlined that the grant will help ICCPM deliver critical training to SMEs.

“ICCPM is thrilled to be able to be able to help Australian SMEs build their organisational capability in the delivery of complex projects and position themselves to deliver higher value projects,” Smith noted.

Team Downer general manager Chris Lovejoy continued, “Team Downer values our partnership with ICCPM, and we are very pleased that we were able to collaborate on the grant application to facilitate access to a range of ICCPM member benefits to refine and expand the capability of the defence sector SMEs that we work with."

[Related: Skilling Australia’s Defence Industry program expanded]

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