AHRI - Australian Human Resources Institute  http://www.ahri.com.au

The new AHRI Executive remain committed to the development of Human Resources in Australia and the Asia Pacific Region and are also committed to providing the AHRI membership with an exclusive range of services to enhance their professional acumen.  AHRI began its life in 1943 as the Institute of Personnel Management of Australia (IPMA) and is recognised today as Australia's leading Human Resources professional body.  It is a national organisation (incorporated in 1992), that contributes globally through strategic alliances with major international HR bodies, and has growing influence in Asia.

AIBF - Australian Institute of Banking and Finance  http://www.aibf.com.au

The AIBF is the major banking and finance professional association for Australia and New Zealand. It is dedicated to enhancing the professionalism of its members (and therefore of the financial services industry generally) by increasing their knowledge and skills through education and professional development.  The AIBF has over 13,000 members worldwide, employed across a wide spectrum of organisations in the financial services industry including academics and students.

AICM - Australian Institute of Credit Management  http://www.aicm.com.au

The Australian Institute of Credit Management (AICM) was founded in 1937, incorporated in 1967, has approximately 4000 members and is the focal point in Australia for those engaged in the credit profession.  AICM sets professional standards and assesses those who wish to gain its professional qualifications and to use its designatory letters (MICM or CCE).  AICM organises appropriate education and training support for students and for qualified members through local colleges or via its own resources to ensure that members are kept up to date on all professional developments and techniques and are fully abreast of recent and impending changes in the law.

AIM - Australian Institute of Management  http://www.aim.com.au

As Australia's largest professional body for managers, AIM facilitates management and leadership excellence by promoting, supporting and developing the profession of management in all its forms.  We are probably best known as Australia's largest private provider of management training and consultancy services.  AIM also has an outstanding reputation as the premier source of applied management information through our national network of bookshop and library facilities.

ASFA - Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia  http://www.asfa.asn.au

ASFA is the Voice of Super in Australia.  It is the peak industry body reflecting all elements of the superannuation industry. Established in 1961, ASFA's membership has grown with the industry and currently includes about 600 funds (corporate, industry, public sector, retail) and service providers, who collectively represent 6.5 million Australians.  This covers about 80% of members holding super accounts and about 80% of superannuation assets.

CIMA - Chartered Institute of Management Accountants  http://www.cima.org.uk

CIMA (The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) is the voice of over 70,000 students and 55,000 members in 156 countries.  CIMA's focus on management functions makes it unique, and CIMA is internationally recognised as offering the financial qualification for business.  in a recent survey, 68% of employers in the UK* chose CIMA as their preferred professional qualification.  CIMA prides itself on the commercial relevance of our syllabus, which is continually enhanced to reflect the latest developments in business.  In an age of growing globalisation and intensified competition, the Chartered Management Accountant is fully prepared to meet the need for timely and accurate financial information.

CPA - Certified Practicing Accountants  http://www.cpaonline.com.au

As a leading player in the business community, CPA Australia shapes and leads debate on issues affecting professional accountants and the wider business environment.  Through training, research and other member benefits, the organisation seeks to improve the professional lives of members.  As a not-for-profit organisation it aims to run economically and to achieve a modest annual surplus.

FPA - Financial Planning Association of Australia  http://www.fpa.asn.au

The Financial Planning Association of Australia Ltd (FPA) is the peak professional organisation for the financial planning industry in Australia.  With over 12,000 members through a network of 31 Chapters across Australia and a state office in each capital city, the FPA is the only organisation which represents qualified financial planners in Australia.  FPA members manage the financial affairs of over five million Australians with an investment value of more than $156 billion.  The FPA represents the views of the industry to key decision makers including government and media. Established in 1992, the FPA promotes improved quality of financial advice for consumers, and high standards of ethical and professional behaviour among its members.

ICAA - Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia  http://www.icaa.org.au

The Institute sets the technical and ethical standards for members and provides leadership for the profession.  The ethical rulings issued by the Institute, along with current accounting and auditing standards, are binding on members.  A major part of the Institute's activities involves representing members at the highest levels with governments, business and professional organisations, academic institutions and the news media.

Institute of Management Consultants  http://www.imc.org.au

The Institute of Management Consultants is the professional body representing management consultants.  It sets and maintains standards for the profession in Australia.  It seeks to make the profession of management consulting recognised, respected and accepted as providing a valuable and indispensable service to organisations in Australia and the Asia Pacific Region.

NIA - National Institute of Accountants  http://www.nia.org.au

The National Institute of Accountants (NIA) is a professional organisation for accountants who are recognised for their practical, hands-on skills and broad understanding of the total business environment. As a progressive and responsive accounting body, the NIA represents approximately 14,000 members working in industry, commerce, government, academia and private practice.

Securities Institute  http://www.securities.edu.au

The Securities Institute is a national organisation representing people engaged in the securities and financial services industry.  Membership is wide, drawn from stockbrokers, merchant bankers, investment analysts, fund managers, bankers, investment advisers, securities dealers, lawyers and accountants