by Heidi | Sep 14, 2023 | General
Toby Horstead presented on ‘Third Line Assurance’ to the PEMAC conference today. Toby presented on the need for 3 lines of assurance from an industry perspective and gave examples of failures that would have benefited from structured assurance and other cases of success and improvement from 3rd line assurance reviews. The conference has been a great success for PEMAC and Toby looks forward to bringing back his observations and learnings to Australia.
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by Heidi | Sep 14, 2023 | General
Dave Daines is a Director of World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM) and is at the PEMAC Maintrain Conference in Winnipeg, Canada promoting the WPiAM Global Certification scheme and CAMA certifications. The AMCouncil holds accreditation with the WPiAM at two levels of certification CPAM and CSAM. Contact AMCouncil to find out more.
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by Heidi | Sep 13, 2023 | General
Canada, with its vast landscapes and innovative urban transit systems, recently played host to Toby Horstead, the National Chair of the Asset Management Council. Toby embarked on a study tour, exploring the intricacies of Canada’s transportation and infrastructure systems. The journey took him from the bustling streets of Vancouver to the insightful PEMAC conference in Winnipeg.
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by Heidi | Sep 13, 2023 | General
AM Council representative, Dave Daines, is at GFMAM meetings in Canada. The GFMAM meetings are taking place at Winnipeg in conjunction with the PEMAC Maintrain Conference. Dave is leading the global revision of the Asset Management Landscape document.
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by Heidi | Sep 12, 2023 | General
In the ever-evolving world of asset management, collaboration and knowledge sharing are the keys to innovation and progress. It’s with this spirit that we’re excited to share a recent development that underscores the importance of international collaboration: A Meeting in Winnipeg.
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by Heidi | Aug 25, 2023 | General, Government Community of Practice News, Sustainability & Resilience News
Procurement professionals in the government sector understand that intentional procurement can lead to improved environmental sustainability. They are on the lookout for directions on how to apply government eco-friendly policies when acquiring infrastructure and overseeing construction. The “Pathway to Green Construction Procurement” published in August 2023 by APCC emphasizes five main pillars of environmental sustainability: energy, water, circular economy, biodiversity, and carbon emissions but does not delve into the social or financial aspects of capital ventures.
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