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Volunteering with the IAM

Volunteers are at the heart of everything the IAM does. Many of the products and services that we offer would not exist without the support of volunteers during planning, development, and implementation stages.

We have an ambitious strategic plan, which outlines how we will support our members, help organisations enhance their asset management capabilities, grow our knowledge base, and develop the IAM and its global reach over the next three years. We need your help to make it happen!

What’s in it for me?

Becoming a volunteer offers a number of benefits, both for your career and your health and wellbeing!

Volunteering with the IAM is a great way to expand your networks within the asset management community. Work with other professionals from all sectors across the discipline and develop new skills to enhance your career. Whether it’s joining an IAM Committee or submitting case studies and articles, we’ve got something for everyone.

The health benefits of volunteering are well documented. They include improved mental health, an increased sense of purpose and greater self-confidence.

How do I volunteer?

Our current volunteering opportunities are listed in the directory below. Read through the various opportunities, and once you find the perfect one (or more) for you, complete the expression of interest form, which includes a simple self-assessment of your asset management experience. Once we have received your completed form, the project lead will contact you to discuss and agree your participation.

Current Opportunities

Our current opportunities are listed below. Once you have found one that you're interested in, please complete the expression of interest form and a member of the IAM team will be in touch to discuss it with you.

Asset Management Career Journeys

As part of our ongoing efforts to support the professional development of our members and attract newcomers to the field of asset management, we are excited to be developing a series of career pathways. These will showcase the diverse roles, skills, and experiences within our profession, providing valuable insight into the career opportunities available.

To make this initiative a success, we need your help! We are inviting you to share your own career journey—whether through a short video clip or a written entry. By contributing your personal experience, you will be helping to inspire others and demonstrate the wide variety of pathways available in asset management.

Here are some points you might consider including:

• Your current role and responsibilities
• How you started your career in asset management
• Key milestones or turning points in your career
• Advice for those entering or progressing in the profession
• Skills or qualifications that have helped you succeed

If you’re interested in participating, please submit your video or written entry to office@theiam.org.

Case Studies for SSGs

We are looking for case studies to feed into our Subject Specific Guidelines.  The aim is to capture individual and collective experiences of asset management capabilities and practices so that they can be shared and discussed.  We are looking for case studies from any sector and any geography, and they can cover any SSG or potentially multiple SSGs. 

We will use these case studies in our publications and on our website.  Download this template to help with suggested areas to include.

Your case study can be uploaded in any file format, such as a Word document or PowerPoint presentation, by selecting "volunteer now" below.

IAM Climate Emergency Program Case Studies

The Institute of Asset Management Climate Emergency Program is seeking your help. The IAM is committed to support members, governments and other decision-making bodies by leading action in our community and sharing asset management good practice.

There is a strong call for the IAM to provide guidance in managing the impact of climate change supported with examples of application by means of cases studies. We would like to leverage the experience of our members by collecting case studies. Any case studies on managing the impact of climate change are welcome.

Your case study can be uploaded in any file format, such as a Word document or PowerPoint presentation, by clicking the button below.