Earlier this week a few of the AMDA Foundation team members were invited to Ticketek's Summit at South by South West (SXSW) at International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney ). SXSW is organised by TEG which is the parent company of Ticketek. We're proud to be partnering with Ticketek Australia for Avalon 2025 ticketing. ✈️ The SXSW features conference sessions, activations throughout ICC Sydney, outside and associated venues with music gigs, games as well as tech & innovation expo. All available throughout the week. #ProudPartners #AMDAFoundation
AMDA Foundation Limited
Events Services
North Geelong, VIC 1,815 followers
Promoting the development of Australian industry, manufacturing and information/communications technology resources.
About us
AMDA Foundation Limited (ABN 63 091 147 787) is an Australian not-for-profit corporation established to promote the development of aviation and Australia’s industrial, manufacturing and information/communications technology resources in the fields of aviation, aerospace, maritime, defence and security. AMDA achieves this goal by delivering Australia’s most prominent and respected world-class biennial industry expositions as platforms for interaction between industry, Defence, Government and academia.
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https://amda.com.au/
External link for AMDA Foundation Limited
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- Events Services
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- 11-50 employees
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- North Geelong, VIC
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PO Box 339
North Geelong, VIC 3215, AU
Employees at AMDA Foundation Limited
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Chris Williams
Experienced Chief Executive Officer | Non-Executive Director | Global Supply Chain Expertise | International Business Development | Innovative…
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Jess Nowell
People and Culture Manager
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Adrianne Fleming OAM GAICD
Aviation Professional - Pilot - Examiner - Amazon Best Selling Author - Speaker
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Glenn Owen
General Manager- Operations at AMDA Foundation Limited
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This evening's Safeskies Conference 2024 lecture by Former Major General Jeannie M. Leavitt was truly unforgettable. Delivering the prestigious Sir Reginald Ansett Memorial Lecture, Major General Leavitt explored this year's theme of Safety Collaboration, sharing insights from her groundbreaking career as the U.S. Air Force’s first female fighter pilot and former Chief of Safety. Her passion for aviation safety was palpable, leaving the audience inspired and fully engaged by her powerful message. AMDA Foundation is proud to be a Silver Supporter of Safeskies Conference 2024. #Safeskies2024
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Through the Avalon Australian International Airshow, RotorTech Vertical Flight Exposition and Airshows Downunder Shellharbour, AMDA Foundation handles more than 1,200 movements across its premium aviation events, with safety always the highest priority. AMDA Foundation is proud to be a Silver Supporter of Safeskies Conference 2024, held in Canberra on 16 & 17 October. Find out more about Safeskies Conference here - https://lnkd.in/giQdGVRA Visit AMDA Foundation website here - https://www.amda.com.au/
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🌟 We're #hiring a new Sales Representative at AMDA Foundation 🌟 Join AMDA Foundation as a Sales Representative and help drive our prestigious industry events to new heights! 🚀 If you have a proven sales track record and a passion for connecting industries, apply now to be part of our dynamic team. #Sales #CareerOpportunity
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AMDA Foundation is proud to support the Regional Aviation Association of Australia Regional Roadshow.
Thank you to Wayne Tattersall from AMDA Foundation Limited for opening Day 2 of the RAAA Regional Roadshow. We kicked off the day with an update from Steven Campbell at the Civil Aviation Safety Authority on a range of CASA’s current activities including their online service delivery dashboard and the 150% increase in LAME licences issued. Simon Godsmark from Airservices Australia then gave us an update on their internal organisational changes and the challenges and way forward with Perth slot management. Before lunch RAAA Director David Trevelyan from Basair Aviation College led a very engaging discussion on pilot training and what to look for when hiring new graduates before our Chairman Malcolm Sharp from Sharp Airlines and CEO Rob Walker GAICD FRAeS provided an update on our 5 year strategy admist the release of the Aviation White Paper.
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This week, our team member Rebecca Stokes proudly served as a judge at the Kids in Space showcase, celebrating innovative student projects from 13 Victorian schools! ✨🚀 As part of the Kids in Space National Project, students explored space technologies and design thinking to solve real-world problems and assist astronauts in space. This initiative, supported by the Australian Space Agency and led by the Andy Thomas Space Foundation & Makers Empire, is inspiring future STEM leaders. This regional cohort was sponsored by the Department of Education Victoria Rebecca shared “This has been such an amazing opportunity for our local schools to participate in. Supporting a growth mindset in young learners is crucial for fostering curiosity, resilience and innovation in the future of STEM.” AMDA Foundation is committed to fostering pathways for careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, crucial to growing Australia's space industry! 🌍🔭 #STEM #FutureLeaders #SpaceInnovation #KidsInSpace
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🧪 Happy National Science Week 🧪 AMDA works to promote Australian industry capability, with one of the five underpinning pillars to develop workpaths and careerpaths. Driven to grow and develop, industry needs a supply chain of students educated in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) from Australia’s schools and universities. The education and curiosity of science is a crucial in raising our leaders of tomorrow! Find out more about how we drive our leaders of tomorrow through our AMDA events here - https://lnkd.in/gdTQZ8vJ #Careersandskills #NationalScienceWeek #futureleaders
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AMDA Board Member and Convener of this week's Indian Ocean Defence & Security (IODS), Chris Williams, helped welcomed official guests and dignitaries as part of the Welcome Reception with a thought-provoking presentation. Chris’s time as a Submarine Navigator, and executive roles leading and scaling Australian engineering and maintenance businesses gives him a unique insight into the AUKUS partnership and Australia's provision of nuclear-powered submarines. #IODS2024 #WhereAUKUSMeetstheQuad
Experienced Chief Executive Officer | Non-Executive Director | Global Supply Chain Expertise | International Business Development | Innovative Problem Solving | Defence Industry Knowledge | Former Submarine Officer
I was grateful to deliver the opening reception address at the Indian Ocean Defence Security Conference (IODS 2024) held in Perth this week. The speech allowed me to highlight the unseen work AMDA is doing to support Australian Industry, in addition to facilitating the Avalon, Landforces and INDOPAC International Conferences. The speech also gave me an opportunity to talk about the importance of uplifting the whole of nation Australian Industry Capability to realise the SSN-AUKUS vision. #IODS #AMDA #AUKUS #QUAD #DefenceIndustry #AIC #Innovation #SovereignCapability The elephant in the room will probably weigh around 10,000 tonnes. This is of course the SSN-AUKUS submarine program. We all know the numbers, but as a nation we are still fleshing out the reality of how Australian industry capability may be lifted to a new level by building, operating and supporting the most complex moving platform ever built. And that’s not just on a technical level. The sheer scale, complexity and longevity of the SSN-AUKUS program will provide continuity that will enable smart Australian SMEs to invest, plan and manage risk with confidence. Many will evolve from providing components to providing systems, from being manufacturers to becoming integrators. It has the potential to create the sovereign mid-level and even prime contractor community Australian industry has traditionally lacked on any real scale. That is, as long as we do it well. And by that I mean ensuring Australian Industry Capability commitments are real, are supported, and most importantly, survive contract award. The AUKUS program must be a truly national effort. Although the hulls will come together in Adelaide, their systems and support will come from every corner of the nation. To maximise the benefits to Australia’s industry and economy, this project needs to be bigger than interstate rivalries or political point scoring. If that can be achieved, AUKUS can deliver both an effective platform for our Defence Force, and a true and measurable capability transformation for Australian industry. Conflict is ultimately decided by logistics and economics. On an international level, that means Australia must have the means to maintain both its rights and responsibilities in the region, and protect international trade and communication on the high seas. On an AUKUS program level, the lesson of Oberon and Collins is that building and sustaining our submarines in Australia, done well, offers real advantages in cost, flexibility, development and, most importantly, platform availability and effectiveness for the Royal Australian Navy. Ensuring Australian Industry Capability commitments create real opportunities for Australian companies will give us the greatest possible control over through-life support for the fleet, which we all know accounts for 60 to 70 per cent of total life cycle cost in peacetime, but becomes priceless in times of conflict.
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AMDA Foundation is at the 17th Andy Thomas Space Foundation Space Forum in Adelaide this week, inviting the space community to attend the Avalon Australian International Airshow (Avalon 2025) in March next year. AMDA is a Space Forum platinum sponsor, with a presence on the exhibition floor. Come and talk to us about how being at Avalon 2025 can highlight your company's capability to the world's aerospace and space communities. www.airshow.com.au #AUSpaceForum #17AustralianSpaceForum #spaceindustry
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The Endeavour Scholarship “Class of ‘24” has officially launched! We're thrilled to announce that teams from #Australia, #Poland, #Chile, #Singapore, the #UAE, and the #USA have come together for this incredible journey to #WashingtonDC and U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s Space Camp . United in our mission to inspire and connect future STEM leaders globally, we extend heartfelt gratitude to our partners and sponsors for making this journey possible. These invaluable experiences and connections empower students and teachers, transforming learning into a life-changing adventure toward thriving careers in STEM industries; we couldn’t have done it without you! Together, we're fostering the next generation of #STEM leaders from around the globe. Let's embark on this shared mission to inspire and innovate! THANK YOU, PARTNERS & SPONSORS: 🙌⭐️ AMDA Foundation Limited, Targi Kielce, POLSA Polska Agencja Kosmiczna | Polish Space Agency, Fundación Arturo Merino Benítez, Colegio de Ingenieros AG de Chile Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre, International Community Schools (ICSchools), ADNOC Group, Experia Events Pte Ltd, #ScienceCenterSingapore, AmCham Dubai, Member, Global Network of American Chambers of Commerce (American Business Council), AmCham Abu Dhabi, Dubai Airshow, Spirit AeroSystems, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, #KallmanFoundation #USAPartnershipPavilion, #RocketCenterFoundation, U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Kimberly Robinson, UAE Embassy - Washington, DC, #AmbStrong, Embassy of Chile, USA, Bernadette Meehan, Charlie Duke, Mike Bloomfield, Sisters of the Skies, Inc. 501(c)(3), Theresa Claiborne, Heidi Grant, Sierra Nevada Corporation, #OzmenFoundationFund, Aeronautical Systems Incorporated #STEM #STEAM #Education #SpaceCamp #FutureLeaders #Inspiration #Gratitude #STEMEducation #EndeavourScholarship #Nonprofit #KallmanFoundation #GoForLaunch #WashingtonDC
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