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Call for Nominations National Executive and National Council | 04.09.2010

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Dear AIH Member,
The Australian Institute of Horticulture Inc is calling for nominations from all financial members of the Institute for election to the National Council.
Nominees are encouraged from all Full members regardless of location.
The retiring National Vice President, National Secretary, National Treasurer and Members of the National Council are eligible to re-apply and must nominate if they desire to continue in a position.

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World Cities Summit 2010 | 23.03.2010

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Seeking Solutions for Liveable & Sustainable Cities for the Future
Sign up for the World Cities Summit 2010 now.

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AIH Golden Anniversary | 02.03.2010

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The Australian Institute of Horticulture Inc is the only cross sector organisation or guild that represents all levels of professional horticulturists.

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Summary of Incentives - Apprentices | 17.02.2010

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To down load a copy of  the Australian Government Summary of the Incentives for Apprecentices Program  as at 1 Jan 2010 Click here

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AOGS Announces CEO Stepping Down | 12.11.2009

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Dear volunteers and friends,
As many of you know, our long-standing and much-respected CEO Neil Robertson has announced that he will step down in March 2010 after more than 17 years in the role.
I know that everyone associated with the Scheme is saddened by this news. Neil has given his heart and soul to AOGS since its beginnings in Victoria more than two decades ago. Through his inspired leadership, the Scheme has grown into the highly successful, national organisation of which we all enjoy being a part, and this is due to Neil's vision, knowledge and enthusiasm.
As volunteers and friends, you understand your value as a key ingredient of the Scheme. Neil's ability to find and bring together varied and dedicated people from right around Australia has ensured that AOGS continues to thrive and grow.
After Neil's contribution over so many years, we must respect his decision to step down as CEO. The loss that we feel must not inhibit our recognition of how large the decision has been for him. I know that you will all join me in wishing him well for the future.
The Board will be conducting a search for a new CEO, and a professional recruitment firm is helping them in the selection process.
If you know of someone with suitable qualifications and experience who may be interested, please direct them to the advertisement that will appear on the AOGS website here from Saturday 7 November.
Thank you all for your wonderful support and I wish you all a happy Christmas and successful gardening in 2010.
With very best wishes,
Tamie Fraser
President AOGS

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