Ireland’s airports scoop Jubilee honour at PMI awards
National Project Awards, held in partnership with PwC, celebrate 50 years of Project Management Institute globally with prestigious shortlist of winners
The expansion of Ireland’s state airports has been revealed as Ireland’s most influential project over the past 50 years at the Ireland chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI)‘s National Project Awards, held in partnership with PwC.
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of PMI globally, the expansion of Cork, Dublin and Shannon airports, which served almost 36 million passengers last year between them, scooped the special Jubilee Award following a joint public and jury vote....
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