Andy has been in the Project Management industry since 1983, fulfilling a number of roles ranging from customer support representative to managing director and a whole range of posts in between.

As Project Learning's expert on all things Microsoft Project and Microsoft EPM, Andy has helped literally thousands of users around the world make Microsoft Project work for them.  He's even worked with Microsoft to define the curriculum and examination questions that assess technical Microsoft Project competencies.

Andy is a regular tips and tricks presenter and has been an active member and officer of the Microsoft Project User Group since 2002.  He is also the lead content developer for the Project Mentor and Project Companion systems and is a Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist and Microsoft Certified Trainer.

When Andy's not involved with training, consultancy or development engagements he tries to find time to get outside and enjoy life; liking nothing more than long motorcycle rides on the open roads not far from his home.

Working as a Project Analyst for the London Stock Exchange, Diane started her Project Management career back in 1985. Since then she's been involved with many major projects, working for clients as diverse as the British Library and Bentley Motors.

Helping Project Learning's client base understand what makes successful projects tick, Diane has a First Class Honours Degree in Project Management and is a PRINCE2 Practitioner.  She is also a Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist and Microsoft Certified Trainer.

Diane is also a regular member of the local PMI chapter and was responsible for the PDU accreditation of both classroom training courses and the Project Mentor learning system.

Away from work, Diane can often be seen at her local pool, swimming for several kilometres at a stretch or simply strolling down the beach close to where she lives.