Be part of the largest Asset Management Gathering in 2023

IPWEA International Asset Management Congress is to be held on the Gold Coast 14th and 15th June 2023 and is aimed to be the largest gathering of asset managers in the southern hemisphere this year showcasing world-leading asset management practice.  The program includes some incredible international speakers from US, Canada and New Zealand.  AMCouncil Board member, Nicola Daaboul, has been instrumental in developing the program which promises to provide fellowship, education, community, food, fun and recognition.   More details around the speakers, program and how to register available https://www.ipwea.org/congress/home

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A special thank you to our volunteers

Unsung heroes! Assets of the Asset Management Council! Whatever the description, there is no doubt that Asset Management Council volunteers are leaders of industry, who volunteer their time to enrich the services and products of the Asset Management Council, for the benefit of the greater asset management community. A heartfelt thank you from us here at the Asset Management Council to all of our wonderful volunteers on this National Volunteers Week.

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How does the Circular Economy fit with Asset Management?

ISO/TC251 Committee released a publication in April 2023 “Asset Management and the Circular Economy”. By using Asset Management principles to adapt their business models, organizations can move toward closed-loop systems that optimize the performance of assets whilst extending asset life.   Access a copy of the publication here.

AMCouncil Acknowledged in CDRI – Global Study on Disaster Resilience of Airports

The report on “Global Study on Disaster Resilience of Airports Phase 1 – Understanding the Current State of Practice of Disaster Risk Management and Resilience” was released at the recent CDRI – International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure held 4 and 5 April 2023.  The report provides key insights into the current climate resilience practices of airports and perceived gaps and anticipates future risks.  Also provides some actionable recommendations to strengthen airport resilience.  You can download the report here.