Registrations now open: Held annually, this one day AMCouncil technical symposium covers a key topic that is being discussed currently and the objective of this symposium is to bring representatives from various state governments together to share experiences and challenges with implementing Asset Management in government, and provide a forum for information sharing.
This event is open to all – both government and non-government individuals. Come listen and contribute to thinking differently to ensure that today’s decisions are for tomorrow’s outcomes.
In addition to the below items on the agenda*, some highlights of the day will include an interactive session to share learnings and lessons with government colleagues and industry, bring your case studies and share perspectives and ideas:
- The NSW state infrastructure stategy, staying ahead – Said Hirsh, Head of Strategy, Planning and Innovation, iNSW
- Policy perspectives, shifting from asset focused to people and place focused – Royce Christie, Director of Policy, Roads Australia
- Approach to capital funding – Hakan Haman, Interim GM Chief Engineering and Asset Management, Art Gallery NSW
- Facilities management reforms and asset management – Regan Harding, Director FM Operations, Treasury NSW
- Digitising the right information to make the right decisions – Lance Wee, General Manager Asset Management, TransGrid
- Digital twins in NSW and VIC – Damien Cutcliffe, Director of Business Development and Growth, Digital, WSP
- How to approach being informed for the future – Eva Wintersberger, Director of Strategic Asset Management, Department of Transport VIC
- Government’s journey; lifecycle planning, optimised decision making and balancing service delivery with ROI – Nicola Daaboul, Director of Client Services, Brightly
- Driving consistent practice; a capable and a skilled workforce for the future – Scott Savage, Practice Lead Maintenance, Rio TInto
- A global view and lessons for the future – John Hardwick, GFMAM
*subject to change
For further information on presentations, speakers and the day’s agenda, please visit: www.amcouncil.com.au/government