What GPM helps with
Four kinds of help, one conversation to start
GPM is the sustainability organization advancing regenerative practices worldwide, and the creator of the P5 Standard, PRiSM and the CSPP certification. Organizations come to GPM when a sustainability commitment has been made at the top and has to be delivered through projects, programs and portfolios. The help usually falls into one of four kinds, and most engagements combine two of them.
Advisory
Policy, governance and method
Sustainability written into the business case, gate reviews, procurement rules and the delivery method your teams already use, so commitments survive contact with delivery.
Assessment
PSM3 and project verification
PSM3 measures how far sustainability is embedded across a portfolio or PMO. GPM360° verifies a single project against the P5 Standard.
Training
Courses for teams and leaders
GPM's courses through the learning portal or an Accredited Training Partner in your region, then certification for project leads and the sustainability team.
PMO support
Catalyst PMO
Hands-on help standing up or re-tooling a PMO so it can carry sustainability requirements through every project it governs.
How it works
From a form to a proposal in four steps
Tell us what you need
Use the form below. Two or three sentences about your organization and the problem are enough. There is no charge for this step.
We reply within two working days
A member of GPM's team reads every request and writes back with questions or a proposed time for a call. You will hear from a person, not an automated queue.
A 30-minute conversation
We work out together whether the need is advisory, assessment, training or something else, and what a first piece of work would look like. If GPM is not the right fit, we say so and point you elsewhere.
A written proposal
Scope, approach, timeline and fee in one document, built on the P5 Standard and the guides GPM writes for the PMI-GPM joint venture. You decide from there.
The form
Tell us what you need
A few lines about your organization and the problem you want solved. GPM reads every request and replies within two working days.
Questions
Frequently asked
Who should use this form?
Anyone who wants GPM's help with an organization rather than a personal certification: executives, PMO directors, portfolio and program leads, sustainability managers, procurement and public bodies. If you are an individual looking for training or certification, the Start here page will get you there faster.
What does it cost to ask?
Nothing. The form, the reply and the first conversation are free. Fees apply only once you accept a written proposal.
How quickly will GPM respond?
Within two working days. Requests arrive at
Does GPM work outside the United States?
Yes. GPM works with organizations worldwide, in person and remotely, and through Accredited Training Partners in many regions and languages.
What information should I include?
Your organization and sector, the size of the portfolio or team involved, what you are trying to achieve or fix, and any deadline that matters, for example a reporting cycle, a board date or a regulatory requirement. Anything you send is treated as confidential.
Can I ask about something small?
Yes. A half-day sponsor briefing, a review of one Sustainability Management Plan or a single PSM3 assessment are all normal requests.
Page updated 5 September 2026.
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Before you write
If you want to see how GPM thinks about organizations first, read the guide to sustainability in project management or look at the PSM3 assessment. Neither is required; the form works on its own.