AEEMA members vote to consolidate with AI Group

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Monday, 12 November, 2007

Members of the Australian Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (AEEMA) have approved a motion to consolidate its operations with the Australian Industry Group (Ai Group).

The resolution was passed at AEEMA’s annual general meeting.

“From 1 January 2008, AEEMA members will gain access to Ai Group’s comprehensive business services and specialised technical programs, such as training, advice and assistance on human resources, workplace relations, procurement, energy and environment services, economic analysis, export development, occupational health and safety and legal issues,” Ai Group’s chief executive, Heather Ridout said.

“The two associations have already identified a number of natural synergies, particularly between Ai Group’s large industry sector groupings and AEEMA’s forums. We will be working together over the coming months to integrate AEEMA’s groups into Ai Group’s business networks and facilitate interaction, partnering and business development opportunities.

“Bringing the organisations together will provide a boost to AEEMA’s advocacy effort on core policy issues such as delivering fast, reliable broadband, addressing the challenges of a global market, supporting innovation across the whole value chain, and developing cleaner, greener and smarter manufacturing,” Ridout said.

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