Sentences with phrase «peak industry bodies»

From peak industry bodies to state and national governments, many clients have benefited from our services identifying trends and possible future scenarios allowing them to develop plans and roadmaps.

Reputable security providers are committed to providing a quality service and play an active role through their professional membership of peak industry bodies, such as ASIAL.

Framework agreements between governing bodies such as local councils or peak industry bodies which adopt the non-extinguishment principle would ensure that economic development of an area did not occur at the expense of native title interests but were built upon a recognition of them.

Tanya Barden is the Chief Executive Officer at the Australian Food and Grocery Council, which is Australia's peak industry body representing food, beverage and grocery manufacturers.

The Australian Beverages Council is the peak industry body representing the nation's refreshment beverages industry.

A concerted practice may be established in the absence of any direct contact between the firms, for example where firms communicate indirectly through an intermediary such as a peak industry body; or

500 - 600 attendees are expected from agribusiness, peak industry bodies, rural research funders and providers, universities, CSIRO and policy - makers in innovation.

Shaun is responsible for managing the Peak Industry Body's communications functions, ensuring important R&D outcomes are widely conveyed to industry, media and the public.

The current version of the National Standard is endorsed by AUSVEG as the Peak Industry Body on behalf of the Australian potato industry.

In light of significant change in the Australian plastics and chemicals industry, Chemistry Australia (the peak industry body for Australia's second largest manufacturing sector) wanted to identify new strategic directions and opportunities for the industry.

The Allergen Bureau is the peak industry body representing food industry allergen management in Australia and New Zealand.

Anna Skarbek is CEO of ClimateWorks which receives funding from The Myer Foundation and Monash University, and has undertaken projects funded by various federal and state government departments and agencies, peak industry bodies, corporations and philanthropic foundations.

Interestingly, however, the Report «strongly endorses» a suggestion from the Wand Review that a strategic approach to native title be developed from a meeting «with representatives of all those involved, including the peak industry bodies».