In this episode of Infrastructure Matters, we’re joined by Ursula Bryan, Chief Executive of the Institute of Asset Management (IAM), to explore how sustainability, digital innovation, and inclusive infrastructure are shaping the future of asset management globally.
Ursula shares valuable insights from the UK and beyond, covering challenges around decaying infrastructure, funding gaps, and the growing role of asset management in driving climate resilience and long-term outcomes. She discusses the shift from asset-focused to outcomes-based thinking and highlights the importance of digital twins, green infrastructure, and integrating First Nations knowledge into asset management practices.
Tune in as we unpack practical tools like IAM’s Anatomy guidance, strategies for engaging the next generation of asset managers, and the importance of international collaboration in evolving our profession. Whether you're in local government, utilities, or strategic planning, this episode offers global perspective and actionable insights.
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