Dr. Hugo Minney
London, United Kingdom
Dr. Hugo Minney is a Fellow of APM (Association for Project Management), a Member of PMI and PMI UK, Co-Chair of APM’s Benefits and Value SIG and committee member of PMI UK’s Sustainability Community of Action (none of which are paid). Minney was chair and MC of the conference described above and opened the conference, introduced speakers, closed the conference, and is authorised to describe the content.
Minney set out to become a farmer, working on farms throughout his youth and teens and studying agriculture at Oxford. In the end he was defeated by the capital requirements and the sheer bureaucracy, but by that point he’d led a team in ICI’s Milkchase competition to finish in the top quarter with a radical low-input low-output solution (the computer programme was biased for high input because the inputs would come from ICI!). Minney has worked in project management, and in particular benefits management, motivating team members by reporting what they are achieving together and changing the community and culture to want to achieve – together. At present he’s more involved on the governance side, accredited as a Social Value practitioner and Chartered Project Professional, and reviewing the balance of projects and contribution to objectives and benefits across portfolios.
Dr. Minney can be contacted at hugo.minney@thesocialreturnco.org
Profile created 11 December 2023
Articles and Papers
- Benefits Maps – The Foundation of Benefits Management - Series Article - Minney - September 2024
- Seven Deadly Sins of benefits management (what organizations do that doesn’t work for them) - Series Article - Minney - August 2024
- The Benefits Manager’s Role in Influencing Sustainability and Regeneration in Projects - Series Article - Minney - July 2024
- The role of Project Managers in driving sustainability across industries - Series Article - Minney - May 2024
- Quantifying soft benefits - Series Article - Minney - April 2024
- Benefits management for programmes, projects, and other related work - Series Article - Minney - March 2024
- Retrofitting benefits to existing projects: Understanding value when you didn’t do benefits management the first time - Series Article - Minney - February 2024
- On Alan Stretton’s project success paper in the December PMWJ - Letter to the Editor - Minney - January 2024
- Doing the right things – prioritising using benefits management - Series Article - Minney - January 2024
- Project Management is critical to Sustainability – Report from APM’s Sustainability Conference Oct 2023 - Report - Minney - December 2023