Apathy to Action: Building Resilient Communities through Managing Assets

Event Date
February 26, 2025 - 12:00 PM (EST) to 3:00 PM (EST)

Asset management is about making informed, evidence-based decisions that help you allocate limited resources effectively and prioritize infrastructure investments. It’s a powerful planning tool that allows you to shape the future of your community by targeting the areas that matter most.

This interactive workshop offers local government staff and elected officials the opportunity to explore how asset management not only fulfills legislative requirements but also enhances decision-making and strengthens service delivery. Through practical examples and engaging discussions, participants will learn how to apply asset management principles to set strategic priorities, plan budgets, and align services with community needs. The workshop will also prompt reflection on the most critical services and what’s required to sustain them for the long term. Attendees will leave with actionable insights on how to embed asset management into everyday planning and policy-making, ensuring their community’s success for years to come.

Session Facilitator

Christina Benty

Headshot of Christina Benty Christina Benty, MA is speaker, facilitator, published author and an executive coach for governing bodies and senior management teams. She works with leaders and organizations who want to build a culture of excellence in an environment that is kinder, wiser, and more conscious. Her superpower is that she speaks about asset management with energy and enthusiasm. As former Mayor for the Town of Golden, Christina is passionate about leadership development, organizational culture, and change management. She believes in the importance of cultivating leaders who lead from the inside out.

 

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 Dates:

February 26, 12:00pm - 3:00pm

  • $300 +HST per session (Individual registration only. For group rates, contact events@amo.on.ca)
  • $75 +HST cancellation fee

AMO requires a certain threshold of attendance for the viability of workshops. If we are unable to meet this threshold 2 weeks in advance of the scheduled workshop, the workshop will be cancelled with AMO making all efforts for the workshop to be rescheduled. All registered attendees will be notified in a timely way.

Location

Virtual