Australian Capital Territory

What the ACT Committee does

The ACT Committee gives members the opportunity to develop strategies to tackle local issues as well as contribute to the national agenda. Committee participants are often called upon to represent Consult Australia in local engagement activities (including meetings with government agencies etc). The ACT Committee meets monthly and requires engaged individuals.

Latest 'top 3 takeaways'

The 'top 3 takeaways' summarise key issues discussed at the last meeting. These are to help the broader membership understand the activities of the ACT Committee.

1. Engagement - The committee developed good feedback and solutions for the ACT Government on a pathway to re-opening construction sites, informed by NSW experience. 
2. Support - Noting the isolation and stress of lockdown, committee members encouraged each other to seek support outside of their own businesses if needed with open door offers shared. 
3. Events - The committee is excited at the possibility of a joint FutureNet and main committee event bringing together senior and emerging leaders.

Current participants

Below is the list of current ACT Committee participants. Want to get involved? Contact Jan Irvine.

What the FutureNet ACT Committee does

The FutureNet ACT Committee gives young professionals the opportunity to design and run engaging social and educational events that allow their peers to develop valuable networks. The Committee is open to members and non-members. The FutureNet ACT Committee meets monthly and requires engaged individuals willing to create and deliver engaging events.

Check out what FutureNet ACT are up to by following them on Facebook!

Current participants

Below is the list of current FutureNet ACT Committee participants. Want to get involved? Contact Jan Irvine.