In the News: Cross-Functional Municipal Teams Graduate Asset Management Professional Program with Distinction
PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada and Northern Lakes College congratulate the group of municipal practitioners who have just graduated the special offering of the Asset Management Professional (AMP) program for cross-functional municipal teams.
PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada is proud to announce two new awards celebrating teams and individuals championing excellence in asset management and making significant contributions within their organizations and the Canadian asset management community.
For Round Table discussion 4 of 5 on May 7th, Susan Lubell and Al Johnson demonstrated a very practical way to integrate lessons learned so far from Covid-19 and that is... to host a structured round table discussion!
Seeking to be of service to our members at this time we asked a team of PEMAC volunteers what their specific challenges were with the theory that other members likely had similar challenges. One said that his team was challenged to figure out how their upcoming shutdown schedule could go forward as originally-planned due to staffing limitations with the
We asked a team of volunteers how we can best be of assistance to our members during this time. One said he had never had to deal with so many emotional issues from staff. One of the issues was his team facing was moral dilemmas - his team members have a high sense of duty to both their team, which provides an essential service, and their families.
Happy World Asset Management Day from PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada. On this day we celebrate all the professionals positively impacting asset management around the globe, connecting and contributing to improve asset management throughout their organization.
Working from home? Ideas for leveraging this time.
With many people at home either due to the closure of their operations, self-isolation protocols, or as a proactive measure to reduce non-essential staff on site, some might question how these individuals can be productive, particularly when assets are not operating.
