On Sunday 18th August 2024 the annual business planning meeting was held for the Australian Institute of Mine Surveyors.
A review of the current business plan, prior SWOT analysis and discussion on the strategic direction and objectives of AIMS for the forthcoming years was held. Major Focus points and the underlying Critical Success Factors were identified and actioned.
The event was attended by: Shane Watson (WA), James Sherritt (NSW), Jonathan van Wyk (NSW), Grace Mulcahy (WA), Duncan MacDougal (QLD), Michael Price (NSW), Joel Wooby (NSW), Sean Barrett (QLD), Jo Jensen (WA), Dave Ericson (QLD) and Chris Moy (Coordinator/Facilitator).
I would like to share with you our AIMS vision, mission statement and objectives for 2024 that were reviewed in the workshop:
Vision
To be the premier Mine Surveying organisation, representing all Mine Surveyors in Australia.
Mission Statement
Our organisation exists to promote and improve the science and practice of Mine Surveying.
Objectives
- To provide mentoring and guidance to our members
- To represent the Mine Surveying community to the regulators
- To raise the profile and sustainability of Mine Surveying
- To provide a forum for all Mine Surveyors for professional development and networking
- To promote diversity within the Mine Surveying profession
Our key focus areas for 2025 will be centred around:
- Membership
- Board structure and governance
- Industry engagement
- Legislation influence and impacts for our members
- Financial goals and policies
- Educational institution involvement and scholarships
The workshop provided a good reset for what we need to achieve in 2025 and I would like to thank Chris Moy for facilitating and offering up his extensive previous experience with AIMS.
James Sherritt
AIMS President
Pictured below (L to R): Jo Jensen, Shane Watkins, Dave Ericson, Duncan MacDougal, Sean Barrett, Grace Mulcahy, Michael Price, Joel Wooby, Jonathan van Wyk, James Sherritt and Chris Moy
