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Our Vision

SCLAA delivers value to Member Supply Chain and Logistics (SCL) professionals and practitioners, and prosperity and competitive advantage to Australia through development of the profession and practice of SCL, collaboration with industry stakeholders and promotion and recognition of world’s best practice.

Our Mission

To serve and advance the interests of Supply Chain and Logistics professionals and practitioners in Australia.

• The Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia

(SCLAA) is Australia’s largest association for Supply Chain and Logistics professionals and practitioners.

• With over 3,000 financial members and industry

contacts, the SCLAA has the proven history, governance framework, established representation, strategic reach, whilst also proudly offering our members value for money and a host of benefits as we are closely affiliated with complementary organisations.

• The SCLAA brand image is widely recognised as the

leader in supply chain activities and concepts by members, practitioners, industry, government, educators and other relevant associations.

• The SCLAA is managed effectively through the

participation and commitment of its members via divisional committees allowing Australian Supply Chain professionals and logistics practitioners to have access to regular opportunities for personal development, networking and information exchange.

National Board

Amanda O’Brien

Chairman

Joshua Holmes

NSW

National & State Secretariat

Division Presidents

VIC/TAS

Daniel Esdaile

QLD

Mark Healing

SA/NT

Matt Madsen

WA

Brian Lynn

ACT/SNSW

Gary Pearce

NSW

Tim Charlton

Matt Madsen

SA/NT

Stanley Fan

WA

Gary Pearce

ACT /SNSW

To be elected

QLD

Daniel Esdaile

VIC/TAS

Erica Gilcrist

Independent Director

Peter Hollins

Company Secretary & Treasurer

Organisation

Mark Skipper

Independent Director

Patrick Ingenegeren

Independent Director

Committees

Board Committees National Committees

(Functional)

Divisional Committees

(Functional)

As determined by the Board A Board Member from each Division and other appointed persons e.g. Audit and Risk Policies Strategic Decision Budget and Finance Chairs of Divisional Committees (or nominated Division persons) and

• ther appointed persons

e.g. Marketing and Promotion Knowledge Development Communications Events Awards and Reception Appointed by Divisions e.g. Marketing and Promotion Knowledge Development Communications Events Awards and Reception

Responsibilities

Board

SCLAA National Operations

Divisions

Control Company Affairs Governance and Compliance Achieve Objects and Aims Strategic Direction Monitor Performance Policies Co-ordinate & Facilitate States Membership Processes Database Accounting Secretariat National Events including ASCLA National Liaison International Liaison National Income Streams Supporting States Growth Projects National Sponsors National Committees Promotion, Image Information Flows Procedures Aggregation Options Merchandise All State Operations (within Approved Budget) State Member Services Local Activities / Events Local Marketing, Promotion Local Liaison Local Knowledge Development Reporting to Board Local Income Streams Contributing to National Optimising SCLAA Division Accounts

SCLAA Membership Benefits

• Low cost membership fees with value for money returns;
• Flexible membership to allow transfer across Australia;
• Member opportunities for networking, training and

professional development;

• Access to all State and National programs;
• Established pathways to CPL accreditation and tertiary

qualifications;

• Divisional & National Annual Awards;
• National Newsletter to all members;

SCLAA Membership Benefits Cont…

• Established agreements and collaboration with other

Supply Chain Associations;

• Existing affiliations with appropriate Business and

Education Institutions;

• Sound financial not-for-profit organisation run by like-

minded volunteers;

• SCLAA aims to improve awareness of the Supply Chain

and Logistics industry, provide professional development

• pportunities for practitioners, foster collaboration across

the community and increase contemporary awareness of latest business practices.

Membership Options

• National Partner
• Corporate 1 (6 nominees)
• Corporate 2 (4 nominees)
• Individual
• Full-time Student
• Future Leaders Group (under 30 years of age)
• Regional
• Retired
• Overseas

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National Partners Program

SCLAA National Partners receive a coordinated, specific and structured level of involvement or support in all/or a selected number of the following initiatives:

• Newsletter advertising
• Activities sponsorship
• Specifically designed programs and activities on behalf of National

Partner

• Leverage on industry projects and research
• Careers pathways developments
• Case studies
• White papers
• Mentoring programs
• Regular communications from the SCLAA
• Facilitated industry and government gatherings
• Web site coverage

National Coverage

Our active state divisions include:

• Australian Capital Territory/Southern New South Wales
• New South Wales
• Queensland
• South Australia/Northern Territory
• Victoria/Tasmania
• Western Australia

Networking, Training and Professional Development

• Site Visits
• Logistics Lounge
• Breakfasts/Seminars
• Networking Events
• Golf Days
• Webinars
• Strong Social Media Presence

Networking, Training and Professional Development

2017 Site Visits

Peter Smith Memorial Golf Day

Networking, Training and Professional Development

Women in Logistics

Certified Professional Logistician

The SCLAA operates several collaborative programs with other industry associations designed to enhance benefits to Members. Of particular importance the SCLAA has established, in cooperation with TALC and CILTA, the Certified Professional Logistician qualification that will grow over coming years to become the standard for recognition of professional competence in the industry.

Divisional and National Awards

Outstanding achievements in the supply chain by individuals and

• rganisations are recognised and awarded at the annual Australian

Supply Chain & Logistics Awards.

National Awards

Having served the industry for fifty seven years, the Australian Supply Chain & Logistics Awards are the most prestigious and influential awards for an individual or company in the Supply Chain, Logistics and Transport Industries.

2017 ASCL Award Categories

Future Leaders Award Industry Excellence Award Logistics Management Award International Supply Chain Award Supply Chain Management Award Training, Education & Development Award Information Technology and Management Award

Newsletter

• SCLAA Newsletter - the official

publication of the Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia.

• Published Bi-Monthly

Professional Affiliations

• Australian Production and Inventory Control Society

(APICS Australia)

• The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (CIPSA)
• Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILTA)
• Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA)
• Vietnam Supply Chain
• Global Supply Chain Council

Education Affiliations

• University of Western Sydney – Supply Chain & Logistics

Masters Program

• RMIT
• Victoria University - School of Industry Skills Training (IST)
• Monash Professional
• Curtin University (WA)
• University of Queensland (UQ)
• Occupational Health & Safety Short Courses
• The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (CIPSA)

International Strategic Partners

• Asia Pacific Logistics Federation (APLF)
• Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)

The SCLAA acknowledges the following National Partners