E03 Why Projects go wrong: A "Nearly" Spanish Opinion with Martin Murphy

In this episode, Dale and Val speak to Martin Murphy on Why Projects go wrong: A "Nearly" Spanish Opinion which he will be presenting at the Project Controls Expo Virtual! Martin Murphy has more than 31 years of experience working with multinational companies and participating in high profile international projects, such as the Petronas Towers in Malaysia and the Panama Canal extension. He has a degree in Building from the University of Ulster in Northern Ireland and is also a PMP. He is a Director with Hill International in Spain, dealing especially with industrial, manufacturing and technological projects. Martin has extensive experience in Claims and Risk Management and in his career has undertaken various roles with responsibility for the planning and cost control aspects of various building, civil and industrial projects worldwide.   Since 1992, he has been working as a Project Manager and in the planning and project control departments of Spanish construction and consulting companies dealing with Claims and controlling time, cost and risk elements of projects in Spain, Europe and Latin America. Martin has been appointed as an Expert on numerous occasions and has also testified. He has been a University and Business School Lecturer and Hill trainer around the world for over twenty years. He is fluent in Spanish. For more information: Project Controls Expo | Project Chatter Podcast