This week the Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF) elected a new Chair at the ACIF Member Meeting in Canberra. Ms Shannon Battisson LFRAIA was voted in as Chair after earlier being selected by the ACIF Board as their preferred candidate. The ACIF Board and members are delighted to have Shannon as the new Chair, and have enormous gratitude and appreciation for Norman Faifer LFAIB FAIQS CQS FIAMA for his seven years of service as ACIF Chair. Ms Battisson was the 2022/23 National President of the Australian Institute of Architects, and is a highly accomplished member of the profession in Australia, and beyond. Shannon is also the Chair of the Australian Institute of Architects charitable Foundation, and is the director of architecture at Canberra-based, multidisciplinary design studio The Mill. As an architect, Shannon has developed a strong ethos of people-centric design over 20 years of practice. Having studied at the University of New South Wales, and having lived abroad, Shannon consciously settled in Canberra to establish her practice, The Mill: Architecture + Design, with business partner Sarah Welsh. Together, they are dedicated to working towards a world where all people have access to the essential elements of home (safety, comfort, and retreat) whilst ensuring all of the spaces we live and work in are climate responsive, affordable and joyful spaces to be in. At the ACIF Member Meeting and the following day, ACIF members met with: · The Hon. Andrew Giles MP, Minister for Skills and Training · The Hon. Catherine King MP, Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government · Senator The Hon. Murray Watt, Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations · Senator the Hon. Bridget McKenzie, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development · The Hon. Michael Sukkar MP, Shadow Minister for Housing and Homelessness · The Hon. Sussan Ley MP, Shadow Minister for Small and Family Business, Shadow Minister for Women · Senator the Hon. Michaelia Cash, Shadow Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations At the ACIF Member Meeting, ACIF members discussed key topics for the industry including addressing Australia’s housing shortage, climate change adaption and the energy transition, the frequency of updates of the National Construction Code, the ACIF 2025 policy priorities/election platform, and security of payment. ACIF Executive Director, Dr James Cameron, commented: “Shannon will be an excellent ACIF Chair and a very effective advocate for the construction industry. I am very pleased indeed to have her in the role.” “I am also immensely grateful to Norman Faifer for his superb chairing of ACIF during a crucial time for the organisation. He helped steer the forum in a wise and dignified manner, and his fifty plus years of industry experience were invaluable.”
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The meeting place for leaders of the construction industry in Australia.
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Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF) is meeting place for leaders in the construction industry, spanning the entire asset creation process from feasibility through design, cost planning, construction and building and management. ACIF facilitates and supports an active dialogue between the key players in residential and non-residential building and engineering construction, other industry groups and government agencies. A key initiative is ACIF Forecasts - accurate and credible short- and long-term forecasts of demand for residential and non-residential building, and for engineering construction. Updates to the ACIF Forecasts are released at ACIF Briefings, industry meetings where local leaders update businesses on current issues. Insightful. Invaluable. Unmissable. More information is available at www.acif.com.au.
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Employees at Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF)
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Steve Kelk
Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, McNab Group
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Shannon Battisson (LFRAIA)
Director | Architecture at The Mill: Architecture + Design National President at Australian Institute of Architects 2022/23
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Laina Chan
Commercial Barrister, CEO and Deputy Chair of the Australian Construction Industry Forum
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Nerida Conisbee
Chief Economist at Ray White
Updates
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The November 2024 ACIF Forecasts are out now! Click the link below to purchase the Australian Construction Market Report and/or Customised Forecasts Dashboard. https://lnkd.in/ew9wWaf
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One week to go until ACIF forecasts release on the 14th November 2024 🏗️ Join Mr Kerry Barwise as he presents the key findings of the November 2024 ACIF Economic Forecasts on the 15th November 2024. ACIF Forecasts are a primary source of market information for the building and construction industry in Australia, providing decision makers with a reliable and accurate compass for business planning. Released bi-annually, the Forecasts provide a relevant and credible compass for the next ten years on upcoming demand for work across all sectors, including major projects.
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One month to go until the ACIF Forecasts release! 🏗️ Utilising the latest data from the ACIF Forecasts, the Australian Construction Market Report and Customised Forecasts Dashboard provide essential insights into upcoming opportunities across Australia’s building and construction industry. Discover: - Current demand for projects - Detailed labour requirements - Insights tailored to your capital city Stay ahead in the competitive landscape! #ACIF #ConstructionMarketReports #BuildingAustralia #IndustryInsights
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We are seven weeks away from the #ACIF November Forecasts release! As Australia deals with uncertain international circumstances, the ACIF Forecasts give an insight into the overall outlook across Australia currently, and in the next ten years. ACIF has always sought to support and promote a successful, strong and sustainable construction industry. The construction industry is one of the main drivers of the Australian economy, and will be a major contributor to economic growth. More details coming soon. #AustralianConstruction #ACIF2024
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The Australasian Procurement and Construction Council (APCC) - Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF) Strategic Forum Joint Statement, 16 September 2024. The APCC-ACIF Strategic Forum (Forum) convened on Monday, marking another pivotal meeting of key stakeholders in the Australasian building and construction industry. Building on our collective experience and shared vision, members reaffirmed their commitment to addressing critical issues and driving positive change within the sector. Discussions throughout the day highlighted that while progress has been made, significant challenges still require collaborative efforts between government and industry to ensure sustainable growth. To access the full statement, visit our website at https://lnkd.in/gwtDu9ee
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ACIF warmly welcomes our newest member, the Australian Steel Insitute. The Australian Steel Institute (ASI) is the nation's peak body representing the entire Australian steel supply chain from the manufacturing mills right through to end users in building and construction, heavy engineering and manufacturing. The ASI provides marketing and technical leadership to promote Australian-made steel as the preferred material to building, construction and manufacturing industries and policy advocacy to government. Find out more - https://www.steel.org.au/
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Great meetings today with the members and board of the Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF). Much to follow up on!
Discussion on the big topics facing the construction sector today in Brisbane with Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF) Nice to see we have great gender diversity in this peak body group!! Enjoyed the presentation from Dominique Gill who is doing great work in her company and across #NexGen Surveyors Australia Association of Consulting Architects Australian Institute of Architects Consult Australia National Fire Industry Association of Australia National Association of Women in Construction (AU) Design Institute of Australia Building Designers Association of Australia Society of Construction Law Australia Fire Protection Association Australia (FPA Australia) Master Electricians Australia Thanks to Aurecon for hosting us in your beautiful building!
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🚀#ACIF May 2024 Construction Forecasts are out now! 🚀 The latest forecasts show a promising outlook for the building and construction industries, projecting a robust 5% growth for 2023-24. 📈 🏙️This growth is expected to elevate industry work to $298 billion. With strong momentum, the industry is on track to reach or exceed $300 billion in the next three years. This sustained growth highlights the thriving nature of our sector and the opportunities that lie ahead. 🏗️Discover the full insights and projections by purchasing the May 2024 ACIF Forecasts here: https://lnkd.in/ew9wWaf #AustralianConstruction #StayAhead #ACIF2024 #StrategicForecasts #UnlockSuccess
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📣 One week to go until #FCON24! The Summit, now in its 4th year is set to be the biggest and best yet with 70+ speakers, 600+ attendees, solutions showcase with 60+ exhibitors, masterclass and loads of networking activities. 🏗️ There’s no better place to learn and network with key decision makers from all the top contractors, infrastructure owners, government organisations, engineering & design firms, material manufacturers and service & technology providers. 🎟️ Still need to grab your tickets? Head to: https://lnkd.in/gZbEsCna #ACIF #AustralianConstructionIndustry