INDUSTRY LEADERS GROUP

The Industry Leaders Group provides input and assists AIPM in delivering on its mission. The group contributes to the Institute in developing strategies to:

Help shape our advocacy policies and message;
Commission research;
Provide market intelligence; and
Provide input into services and products to better meet the needs of all AIPM stakeholders

OBJECTIVES

The AIPM Industry Leaders will focus on project leadership identifying the overriding trends affecting business in Australia and, as a by-product, how organisations deliver successful strategic change.

The objectives are to assist AIPM in furthering the implementation of the its AIPM 2020 Plan and future strategies by:

Assisting AIPM identify priorities, including strategic advice about the Institute’s future direction, relevance of its activities and outputs; capability positioning and possible future investment opportunities.
Counseling the AIPM Executive and Board on commercialisation/technology transfer opportunities, market conditions and trends;
Providing direct input [and piloting] current and future services and products;
Assisting the Institute in building external connections and networks;
Acting as advocates for the Institute in various forums;
Acting as “Champions of Change” in support of AIPM’s Culture change journey; and
Providing industry knowledge effectively representing Australian industry in decisions made by AIPM.

2020 CHAIR AND MEMBERS

Stuart Cassie, Aurecon Group, Chair
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Peter Moutsatsos, Telstra

Richard Fechner, GHD

Sam Nickless, Gilbert & Tobin

Zoe Dales, Power & Water Corporation (NT)

Sam Wilson- Haffenden, TasPorts

Stephen McDonald, Department of Defence - CASG

Paul Tenten, BAE Systems Australia

Sascha Chandler, PWC

Peter Sexton, KPMG

Mark Britton, Transgrid

Jonathan Walters, MOQDigital

Roy Sargent, Department of Housing & Public Works

Chrys Cartsidimas, NAB

Colin Taylor, V/Line

Sam Colverson, Victorian Agency for Health Information

Peter Hooi, Powercor Network Services

Jun Wong, Transurban

Greg Usher, RPS Australia Asia Pacific

Nathan Agnew, Aurecon

Brad Richardson, Turner & Townsend