News Articles for Australian Institute of Management WA

OPINION: The benefits of experience obtained outside a university degree are gaining favour in a tight employment market.

Paul Blackburne says developers who rely on investors could end up in trouble.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Anni Browning, Annie Fogarty, Andrew Ross, Linda Wayman, Ian Horne, Georgina Richter, Steve Chapman, Diana Kubicki, Drew Mayhills, Jo Thomas and Jonathan Phillips.

Asian engagement is still critical to the state's trade agenda, Deputy Premier Roger Cook said today, while acknowledging the government may have muddled its messaging in recent weeks.

In the latest instalment of our WFH series, Business News examines whether remote working could create more opportunities for corporate interns and graduates.

Alison Gaines has established her own board advisory firm, leaving market leader Gerard Daniels after two years as chief executive.

Government-backed agency StudyPerth has today appointed eight Western Australians from the education, legal and professional sectors as members of a new employability panel aimed at international students.

Australia Institute of Management WA chief executive Gary Martin was the only Western Australian to be named in LinkedIn's inaugural list of top influential opinion makers.

South Australia is giving Western Australia a run for its money in the race to attract international students.

SPECIAL REPORT: A soft economy hasn't deterred a new leadership organisation from launching leadership training and development programs in WA.

Executive coaching, mentoring, and leadership development firm Stephenson Mansell Group will use its recent foray into Asia to bolster business following its decision to open an office in Western Australia.

Australian Institute of Management WA chief executive Gary Martin has been elected chair of the Telethon Speech & Hearing Centre For Children WA Board for a three year term.

Former Wallaby player and experienced minerals executive John Welborn will take the helm of Perth-based gold company Resolute Mining when outgoing CEO Peter Sullivan steps down in late June.

Channel Seven managing director Mario D'Orazio has been appointed as a director of Curtin University's new initiative, the Asia Business Centre Advisory Board.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says Australia's leading role to win international agreement to deal with the aftermath of the MH17 airline crash has underlined the nation's can-do attitude.

Lifeline WA chief executive Fiona Kalaf has joined the board of the Australian Institute of Management WA.

A new survey by the Australian Institute of Management has provided further confirmation that Western Australia's massive wage growth has come off the boil, with companies reporting a solid decline in average salary growth.

SPECIAL REPORT: WA's higher education sector is gearing up for change as the federal government considers major reforms.

Western Australian business chiefs Kevin Gallagher, Gina Rinehart and Richard Goyder were recognised in separate awards events across the country last night.

This year's candidates again proved what a wealth of talent we have in WA.

THE use of social media platform Yammer, a growing fly-in, fly-out workforce, and Big Brother-style analysis are tools increasingly in use by human resources departments across Western Australia.

With industry connections that would be the envy of any university, the Australian Institute of Management Western Australia has become a large and commercially successful business.