History

1944

Sir John Storey, Inaugural Federal President delivers first public lecture on behalf of the newly formed Institute of Industrial Management 

1949

Institute of Industrial Management changes name to the Australian Institute of Management

Membership reaches 1,000

AIM established in the ACT

AIM creates history by becoming the first organization to sponsor an Advanced Management Program conducted by a group of American Professors

The Institute expands and moves to Walker Street, North Sydney

AIM income was just over $500,000. In 2003 revenue approaches $18.0 million

• Dr Edward de Bono conducts first seminar for the Institute on ‘lateral thinking’
• AIM relocates to its present office in North Sydney

• AIM launches first Senior Executive Forum
• AIM goes online with the launch of on-line resources

• Personal Membership exceeds 9,100 and still growing
• Jack Welch addresses Members and the business community
• Richard Woolcott adds weight to the Institutes highly successful Breakfast Briefing program
• AIM NSW & ACT stages the highly acclaimed ‘The Great Debate” at Parliament, Canberra
• AIM celebrates its 60^th birthday