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Infrastructure Association of Queensland

21 Jul, 2016

Be part of Queensland’s infrastructure influencers

The Infrastructure Association of Queensland (IAQ) is the peak body representing the entire infrastructure sector across Queensland. As a membership organisation, IAQ provides professional representation and value to our members through government engagement, thought leadership and advocacy that supports a sustainable infrastructure industry in Queensland.

IAQ’s members encompass leading asset owners and construction, professional engineering, architecture, accounting, investment and banking, communication, legal and advisory firms that are active in Queensland.

Together, the IAQ board and members engage with all levels of government to promote a comprehensive, compelling case for ensuring that infrastructure stays front and centre of the government agenda.

Extensive opportunities for networking and intelligence sharing are provided via an active program of major events and exclusive forums.

IAQ members have access to topical and relevant research and policy papers, while sharing in the latest news and analysis of developments in the Queensland industry sector through a proactive members’ communication program.

All activities support our focus to ensure the best possible management of infrastructure planning and delivery in Queensland by, and on behalf of, members.

OUR MEMBERS ARE KEEPING QUEENSLAND INFRASTRUCTURE STRONG

Advocacy and thought leadership

Advocacy on key infrastructure issues is supported by an active communication program built around key thought-leadership topics using media relations, Twitter posts, LinkedIn and website updates, and the IAQ Yearbook.

The IAQ, through its members, is a thought leader on issues relevant to the infrastructure sector. This is achieved through ongoing internal and external interaction between members and stakeholders.

The IAQ demonstrates leadership in the infrastructure sector through developing and releasing commentary on infrastructure policy issues faced by government. These issues range from commercial perspectives around infrastructure finance, to governance issues faced during procurement of major projects.

The IAQ is focusing on four strategic themes to deliver best-value infrastructure for the state:

  1. Process – promoting the opportunities for continuous improvement in government’s policies and processes relating to the development and delivery of infrastructure.
  2. Pipeline – promoting the importance and enablement of a clearly identifiable and realistic pipeline for infrastructure projects.
  3. Private sector engagement – promoting the benefits and opportunities of private sector involvement in the analysis, development, delivery and operation of infrastructure to offer value for money to all Queenslanders.
  4. Industry advocate – establishing the IAQ as the leading industry advocate for the provision of infrastructure in Queensland.

IAQ Taskforce Program

The IAQ has established two taskforces that are focused on specific topics of interest to the infrastructure sector, which are:

  • Infrastructure Funders Taskforce
  • Economic Enabling Taskforce

Each taskforce has a specific charter to address issues relevant to its area of concern. The members research and develop discussion papers for circulation to senior government influencers. The goal is to provide detailed information to inform the IAQ and government.

Industry events

Between February and November each year, the IAQ hosts a monthly breakfast function featuring highly influential keynote speakers.

The IAQ also facilitates regular, small group conversations between members and senior government leaders. These discussions are specifically designed to promote frank and meaningful interaction between senior government leaders and members.

Major research program

From time to time, the IAQ commissions special research into topical infrastructure issues. The IAQ acts cooperatively with other industry bodies to develop information and research papers relevant to infrastructure needs.

Join us in promoting the infrastructure industry in Queensland

Maintaining the infrastructure delivery pipeline is vital for promoting strong professional capability, delivering jobs and a strong economy. Be one of the many organisations supporting the IAQ in our work to promote a strong infrastructure industry in Queensland. Stay abreast of local developments and international trends, while strengthening vital relationships at a senior level in all sectors of the industry.

www.iaq.com.au

 

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