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ANZUIAG: A Comprehensive Overview of Risk, Audit, and Insurance in Australian & New Zealand Universities

This session explores the past, present, and future of ANZUIAG (Australian and New Zealand Universities Risk, Audit & Insurance Group), featuring insights from experts at leading universities. It discusses the potential for a merged entity to improve lobbying power, sector-specific training, and career development while enhancing professional leadership within the sector. Participants will examine the benefits of broader discussion forums, greater sponsorship opportunities, and the importance of careful cooperation before any significant collaborations.

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ANZUIAG: A Comprehensive Overview of Risk, Audit, and Insurance in Australian & New Zealand Universities

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  1. Session 1: ANZUIAG – past, present and future Presented by: • Phill Armanas University of South Australia • Phillip Draber Edith Cowan University • Phil Procopis University of Queensland

  2. ANZUIAG: Where have we been?

  3. ANZUIAG: An ‘outsiders’ view

  4. AURIMS: An ‘outsiders’ view

  5. Could an ‘ANZURAI’ work? • An Australian and New Zealand Universities Risk, Audit & Insurance body? • Greater scale could afford a merged entity: • A voice! Lobbying power (through UA, Go8, UTN, NZVCC, RMIA, IIA etc) • Sector specific training across all disciplines. • Higher profile events with ‘heavyweight’ speakers (bigger, better annual conference) but still allowing for specialist streams. • Career development and professional leadership within the sector • Broader discussion forums • Better sponsorship • An ability to shape rather than be shaped by those who think they know. • Hasten slowly by considered co-operation, collaboration before combining?

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