ISO TC251 Update – Join the Asset Management Council Melbourne Chapter for it’s upcoming event. This will be a hybrid event for those who wish to either attend in person at the Hotel Grand Chancellor in Melbourne CBD, or otherwise dial in online.
This inaugural one-day AMCouncil New Zealand Chapter technical symposium brings representatives from various industries together to share asset management experiences and challenges, and provides a forum for networking & information sharing.
This will be a hybrid event, with options for those who can attend in person and those who would prefer to access the symposium virtually / online. The ‘in person’ symposium will be held at Butterfly Creek, Auckland, New Zealand on Thursday 15 September 2022.
Wednesday 8th June saw the Brisbane Chapter host a hybrid session on Sustainability with attendees participating both in person at the KPMG Brisbane office (thanks, KPMG!) and online from all parts of Australia. The session took on a unique format whereby a panellist of four (Lauren Barnaby, Wendy McPate, Aneurin Hughes and Ken Chapman) provided some examples and suggestions to a CEO of a hypothetical organisation (played by Keith Paintin) as to how sustainability could be implemented within a hypothetical organisation.
ESG in Asset Management: How it started vs. How it’s going – Join the Asset Management Council Melbourne Chapter for it’s upcoming webinar:
Date: Wednesday, 25 May 2022
Time: 6pm – 7pm AEST
Place: Online, register to be sent your link
Cost: Free for AMCouncil members, otherwise $50
Earn: 1 CPD point
NSW Government Movement and Place Framework – Join the Asset Management Council Sydney Chapter for it’s upcoming webinar:
Date: Wednesday, 15 June 2022
Time: 6pm – 7pm AEST
Place: Online, register to be sent your link
Cost: Free for AMCouncil members, otherwise $50
Earn: 1 CPD point
Asset Management in Government Forum – register to attend in person in Perth or dial in online
Join the Asset Management Council Perth Chapter for an update on current developments in government asset management policy and practice and an opportunity to network with government asset management executives and practitioners.
This event is aimed at enabling government agencies to share experience and knowledge related to asset management practice in a state and commonwealth government context. It follows previous successful events showcasing approaches to asset management planning adopted by government agencies and sharing lessons learned. It also provides a forum for government asset management executives and practitioners to network with other agencies outside their portfolios.