AACP Board Strategic Planning – Setting the Course for Collaborative Practice

February 24, 2025 Uncategorised

On 10 February 2025 the AACP Board gathered at JLL’s offices in Sydney for or a focussed and productive strategic planning session.

It was a demanding yet rewarding day as the Board reaffirmed our commitment to the future of Collaborative Practice in Australia. With expert guidance from Michelle Laforest, the Board mapped out a clear and ambitious strategy for 2025/26 and beyond to 2028.

 

Our Vision

• An Australia where collaboration is the foundation for resolving disputes.

Our Purpose

• We exist to create a climate where Collaborative Practice is understood and widely adopted.

 

 

The passion and dedication of the AACP Board and broader collaborative community were evident throughout the day.

As AACP President Bernie Bolger so aptly put it, “An Australia where collaboration is the foundation for resolving disputes – who wouldn’t want to work towards achieving that? This year is going to be a game changer!”

Board member, Karen Hardy reflected, “Such a worthwhile and productive day – I’m looking forward to working together as a board to promote the Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals’ vision!”

Likewise, Board member, Perpetua Kish shared her enthusiasm, saying, “What a great day it was! What a great team we have at AACP – I am looking forward to making our vision a reality.”

As Board member, Colin Kaeser noted, “Proud to be part of a Board that is committed to shaping the future of Collaborative Practice in Australia.”

 

What’s Next? The AACP Board is aligned, energised, and ready to turn strategy into action. Over the coming months, we’ll be sharing key updates, new initiatives and opportunities for AACP members to actively participate in shaping the future of Collaborative Practice in Australia.