Webinar – Cities and Capitals: Asset Management for the People

Join us to explore Cities and Capitals: Asset Management for the People, from the producers of “Value and Benefits from Asset Management” Webinar Series, an International Web Program Series of Asset Management Success Stories, featuring:

• Nancy Skinkle, Architect of the Capitol, Director, Asset Management presented in Washington, D.C. at the Global Asset Management Summit: Repeatable Success Stories, which was co-facilitated by the AMC and the ALN. Her presentation was on the extensive Asset Management journey that has taken her title from Director of Planning to Director of Asset Management for some of the most iconic buildings, grounds, sculptures, and paintings in the U.S. Capital. The assets that fall under her responsibility include the Capitol Building, extensive legislative offices, an underground rail system for legislators, the U.S. Supreme Court Building, the U.S. Library of Congress buildings, the National Conservatory, and almost 300 acres of grounds. Her team oversaw the ISO 55001 certification of the mechanical system of a Library of Congress Building John Adams Building. Ms. Skinkle will provide an overview of issues addressed in managing campus of historic assets. We apologize for not having a photo of Ms. Skinkle as of publication time.

• Muhunthan (Mooksey) Ponniah, Asset Management Engineer – Transport, The Gold Coast, Australia, presented at AMPeak 2026. For this program he is sharing the foundation of success and value and benefits from asset management to the performance of the Gold Coast Council asset portfolio. Mooksey plays a pivotal role in shaping and implementing strategic asset management practices for the municipal transport branch. Mooksey then guides the development and delivery of comprehensive asset management plans for transport assets, including condition assessments, renewal forecasting, and asset revaluation. As an active member of the Southeast Queensland artificial intelligence Community for Local Government, he contributes to advancing the integration of artificial intelligence and data-driven decision-making within the sector. His diverse background includes extensive experience in asset engineering and project management across various disciplines, including water supply, wastewater, stormwater, solid waste management, and transport infrastructure. Muhunthan has more than 20 years of experience contributing to his operational acumen, particularly in renewal forecasting and strategic planning.
  

The presentations will be followed by a Discussion Panel with Nancy Skinkle, Muhunthan Ponniah, Nick Phillips, and Mike Bordenaro, to answer your questions!