Feb 16, 2009 | Conference
Engage with Global Leaders in Asset Management and Maintenance
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About the Asset Management Conference
The current global economy has seen funding cuts for numerous organisations, resulting in fragmentation of internal business functions. Consequently, organisations are being faced with limited options to implement capabilities to deliver sustained profitability, safety and performance and have been forced to focus on short-term stakeholder benefits. While this method of operation can produce results in the short-term, the long-term financial, legal and governance issues for an organisation can be disastrous, sometimes irreparable.
Be part of your organisation’s solution.
Attend the 2013 Asset Management Conference to understand why asset management is more important than ever. Network, share your stories and listen to ways you can achieve the reliability of new and existing assets, consistency of revenue and integration between an organisation’s business functions.
This year we will aslo be extending a warm welcome to the Global Forum on Maintenance and Asset Management (GFMAM) as they join the Asset Management Conference, Melbourne 2013.
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About the Asset Management Council
The Asset Management Council is a non-profit organisation that unites asset management professionals from all industries during its annual Asset Management Conference. The Asset Management Conference supports independent perspectives by rigorously peer-reviewing papers for presentation.
Further Information
Zoë Fitzpatrick
Event Coordinator
Phone: +61 (0)3 9819 2515
Are you a member of Engineers Australia? Earn CPD Points by attending the conference! Engineers Australia’s website has comprehensive information about how members can earn CPD points. For more information, please click here
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AM Council comprises of a board of individuals from business. Please navigate to individual officer profiles using the menu. A list of the National Councillors and Appointments appears below.
National Councillors and Appointments
| Office |
Name |
| National Chairman |
John Hardwick |
| Secretary, National Council |
Peter Oliver |
| Chair, Queensland Chapter |
Mark Jordan |
| Chair, Sydney Chapter; Dep. Chair, National |
Gary Seabury |
| Chair, Illawarra Chapter |
Andrew Spence |
| Chair, Canberra Chapter |
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| National Executive; Past National Chairman |
James Kennedy |
| Chair, Gippsland Chapter |
Indra Gunawan |
| Chair, Tasmania Chapter |
Andrew Sneesby |
| National Treasurer; National Executive |
Andrew Sarah |
| Chair, Melbourne Chapter |
Andy Webb |
| Technical Director |
John Hardwick |
| Chair, South Australia Chapter |
Byron Martin |
| Chair, Western Australia Chapter |
Andrew Morgan |
| Overseas Contact |
Danny Azavedo |
| Chair, Newcastle Chapter |
Graham Webb |
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The Asset Management Council is a membership-based, not-for-profit organization, a Technical Society of Engineers Australia, a founding member of the Global Forum on Maintenance and Asset Management (GFMAM) and a founding member of the World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM).
As an internationally recognized organisation at the forefront of asset management knowledge and development, we provide information and guidance on asset management across a multitude of industries and professional roles, both in Australia and overseas. Our professional services, technical knowledge, and organisational experience act as a platform for professional development and industry recognition, and our international affiliations link our stakeholders to a community whose knowledge and experience is drawn from all levels of practice.
Our vision is to “enable value from effective asset management”. And our strategic objectives are listed below:
– to create a deeper understanding of Asset Management through global linkages to enrich the AMBoK for the benefit of stakeholders
– to support organisations to improve business performance through sound asset management principles and practices
– to engage communities to value and use asset management
– to develop personal and organisational capabilities
Looking into the future, we hope to continually grow our influence and services in the asset management field, and we welcome all supporters who wish to join our journey.
For more information, please download our Information Guide by clicking the cover on the right.
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