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Open Discussion – ALN Th@3

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Speakers included: Lisa Cooley, Better Building with Data and Technology - Vice President, Federal Solutions at Gordian; Art Kurland, Director of Capital and Asset Management at University Health; Jim Dieter, ALN CEO; Jack Kelly ALN Senior Fellow; Nick Knoke, ALN Director of Technology; https://youtu.be/jUsb2TzGqzU https://youtu.be/YiPh12Jod2I click here for transcript
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Dr. Dorothy Robyn – ALN Th@3

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Dr. Dorothy Robyn, Nonresident Senior Fellow at Boston University’s Institute for Sustainable Energy and Board Member of the National Academies Board on Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment https://youtu.be/aoOQSezKLb8 click here for transcripts https://youtu.be/pXRYUOale-M click here for transcripts https://youtu.be/oB0vuMcGRwM
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Next Steps – Open Web Discussion – reStructuring America

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Every year, we find people with a driving passion for asset management who can use like-minded support. This year we are inviting new friends, and old, for an open meeting to share what they see as important and how they can help. Jim Dieter, ALN, CEO; Moshe Nelson, Principal at Grant Thornton and Public Sector Strategist and Supply Chain Management Solution Lead; Mike Bordenaro, ALN, Director, Communications; Cecilia Mowatt Esq., President, Strategies in Site; Nick Knoke, ALN, Director, Tec...
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National Academies Federal Facility Council

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The National Academy of Sciences Federal Facility Council has been a long-time supporter of the Asset Leadership Network. Always providing a well-researched, holistic approach to facility asset management, the NAS FFC has been a decades-long leader of advanced tools and processes that bring meaningful solutions to federal agencies. We are honored to have them present again this year. Cameron Oskvig, Director, NAS FFC; Jack Dempsey, ALN Senior Fellow, Co-Chair NAS FFC 2021 Report; D...
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U.S. Department of State Asset Management

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- USCG Admiral (ret.) Thad Allen, Opening Statement The history of the relationship between the ALN and the U.S. Department of State will be outlined along with the potential broad adoption of a structured approach to asset management in the U.S. Federal Government. https://youtu.be/Td9F56xnLQo - Domestic Asset Leadership In 2020, the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Administration detailed its use and benefits of ISO 55000 as highly productive asset management structure. This year, ...
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ISO 55K Issues and Evolution

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The ISO 55000 structure for asset management is helping a growing number organizations gain dramatic benefits. Increased use is providing increased feedback on how the structure is valuable in encouraging top leadership to act, breaking down silos, and providing other, measurable successes. Increased use also allows feedback on improvements that can be incorporated in the current revision that started this year. Join Jim Dieter and others in a casual discussion. Yvonne Carney, Performance M...
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ALN Newsletter 10 August 2021

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The ALN is honored to be co-host the “Value and Benefits from Asset Management” web program series with the Australian Asset Management Council. The first program in the web series will be held on September 15, 2021 at 6 pm Eastern in the U.S. The program will be available in Australia and around the world. Save the date and look for registration information in the next ALN Newsletter. We are also honored that the US Technical Advisory Group to the ISO TC 251 Committee that issues ISO 55000 ...
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