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ALN Organizational Members

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ALN Organizational Members The Asset Leadership Network is a non-profit trade association focused on industries, markets, and sectors that are dependent on assets to achieve strategic organizational objectives. ALN Members are organizations that benefit from active participation in self-selected activities that lead industry sectors to dramatic improvements from systematic asset management. Join the ALN Membership Information Jim Dieter, CEOjdieter@AssetLeadership.n...
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Line-of-Sight Newsletter 24 September 2024

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It is an active week for ALN Organizational Members, collaborators, and supporters. This week’s special “Survey Edition” of the Value and Benefits from Asset Management web series is Wednesday 23 October at 5 pm Eastern. Take the first (that we know of) global Asset Management Sentiment Survey. Watch and discuss the differences in the survey results from the U.S. and Australia with our colleagues at the Asset Management Council. See more below in Ideas about the 4-mi...
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Asset Management Council – ALN Th@3

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Peter Kohler, Asset Management Council, Executive Liaison Officer, and Sally Nugent, Asset Management Reflections, were among the founders of the Australian Asset Management Council. In conjunction with the ALN, they established the Values and Benefits from Asset Management web series, which highlights repeatable success stories from many different industries. They led the initiative to start a “sentiment” survey to begin tracking how people feel about the impact of Asset Management in thei...
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2024 ALN Federal Asset Leadership Insights

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The November 2024 web programs will continue a long tradition of highlighting new and ongoing U.S. Federal Government Asset Management initiatives.  These initiatives are repeatable at other federal agencies, state government, local government, institutions, and private organizations.   Wednesday 13 November 2024: 1 pm – 4 pm Eastern, presenations from the Architect of the Capitol and the US GAO.Thursday 14 November 2024:  3 pm – 5 pm Eastern, speakers from the U.S. Army...
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Line-of-Sight Newsletter 15 October 2024

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The Asset Management Council has been in existence for almost 25 years and has been a global leader in advancing Asset Management best practices in Australia and around the world. It has been a pleasure to work with our counterparts who are leading a global movement and we are happy to provide insights from them this week on ALN Th@3 pm ET, and next week on the web programValue and Benefits from Asset Management Wednesday 23 October at 5 pm Eastern. See more below in People and Sources. ...
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Jack Kelly – ALN Th@3

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Jack Kelly, ALN Board Member and ALN Senior Fellow was supposed to be joined by Tiffany Batac, Director, Infrastructure Asset Management and Strategy, KMPG, to discuss the creation and intended use of ISO 55011. Both represented the U.S. delegation to this first document in the ISO Asset Management series of documents intended to impact a wide community of organizations instead of just one organization. ISO 55011 provides a great step forward for how society can begin the challenging, big-p...
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Line-of-Sight Newsletter 8 October 2024

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ALN Organizational Members and federal executive colleagues are welcome to help prepare for a meeting with the South Korean Korea Asset Management Corporation about a meeting sometime between October 21 and 25. See more below in Ideas. This week on ALN Th@3 pm ET, we are discussing the recently published ISO 55011 as a tool for guiding governments to create a widespread culture of Asset Management with policy and legislation. See more below in People and Sources. Further below is a link to t...
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Line-of-Sight Newsletter 1 October 2024

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The Department of Transportation Inspector General released a study on managing capitalized equipment last week citing lack of proper internal controls. This week on ALN Th@3 pm ET, we are discussing the ISO 55010 document on alignment between financial and non-financial management to improve internal controls. See more below in People and Sources. In Ideas, learn more about the short survey on the impact of Asset Management in your organization or region. The...
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