Excellence in public
asset management
IPWEA New Zealand is the peak body for professionals in asset management.
Excellence in public asset management
IPWEA New Zealand is the peak body for professionals in asset management.
Why join IPWEA NZ?
Learn
Learn from industry leaders and experts in their fields.
Connect
Connect with your peers and share knowledge across the sector.
IPWEA NZ Digital Badges
These online learning courses are bite-sized (2-4 hours) so you can fit them in around your busy schedule. Read more about digital badges.
Upcoming Events
IPWEA NZ provides the industry with professional development opportunities through in-person and digital events.
Latest News
IPWEA NZ keeps the sector up-to-date with the latest asset management news.
Scholarship winner Kelly Churchill on career growth
Industry leader Kelly Churchill discusses what it takes to be a great leader. Kelly is Fulton Hogan’s National Performance Manager, and a scholarship winner.
Summary of last 2022 Board of Directors’ meeting
A note from our President, Priyani de Silva-Currie.
Transport, climate change, and equity: the uncertain future of asset management
Bridget Doran has 17 years of experience in transport policy, research, planning, and design. She contributes to better transport decision-making.
Asset Management State of Play Project 2022/23
Te Waihanga (New Zealand Infrastructure Commission) has independent consultants developing a State of Play Report on infrastructure asset management.
Three Waters reform update
On Thursday 8 December, two new bills were introduced into Parliament to support the Water Services Entities Bill, which has passed its Third Reading.
Trisha Morrison, inspiring the next generation of asset managers
Community asset manager Trisha Morrison is 2022’s winner of the Priyani de Silva-Currie Emerging Asset Management Professional Scholarship.
International insights at the IFME congress and IMESA conference
The IFME congress and IMESA conference presented an opportunity to gain international insights into infrastructure asset management practices and municipal engineering work.
Collaborative Conversations about Land Development
With reform reaching every corner of the land development industry, this forum has been an important opportunity for collaborative conversations.
Ross Waugh becomes IPWEA NZ’s newest Life Member
Ross Waugh is a familiar name and a friendly face in the Asset Management World in Aotearoa.
RIMS Road Corridor Fault Assessment Guideline
Coastal Strategy, Water Treatment and Safety Improvements in the Hawke’s Bay
Yesterday we were thrilled to host the first IPWEA NZ golf day of the summer season! Members of the East Coast/Bay of Plenty Branch came together in the Hawke’s Bay.
Introducing our 2022 Scholarship Recipients
Earlier this year, we announced three new prestigious scholarships would join the IMNZ | AECOM Young Leader Scholarship!
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What people say about IPWEA NZ
IPWEA NZ membership provides us with networking, knowledge gained from other points of view, seminars/conferences. Branch meetings all help my staff too.
IPWEA NZ are working hard to help find solutions to some of the industry's biggest problems.
The badges have highlighted an effective and efficient way to identify differences between property and asset management.
This is fundamental to my decision of putting the whole team through.
Entry into the IPWEA NZ Excellence Awards delivers multiple benefits to all... I fully recommend to anyone entering the IPWEA Excellence Awards. The effort required will be paid back many times over.
The digital badge has given me a wider understanding of my work in implementing and monitoring capital projects, as well as a greater appreciation for the importance of asset management in infrastructure development.
The networking was very valuable. My team spent some time to review the content internally and this has been even more useful.
Investing in the capability building of staff through training reflects the importance the City of Marion places on asset management to provide its community the best outcomes possible.
