AHRI Structure
AHRI members are represented by State Councils comprising elected professional-level members in all eight states and territories. State councillors play a pivotal role in implementing AHRI’s vision for the HR profession in Australia, engaging with members across their state, and developing programs and events that meet the needs of local members.
By being on the Council, you will be able to help shape AHRI’s forward agenda, meet and work with new colleagues in your state and across Australia, give back to the HR profession in a meaningful way and demonstrate your commitment to the profession by referencing your role on your CV.
Nominations for State Councils are now closed and reopen in February 2025. Council nominees must either be AHRI Certified members, or have commenced on a certification pathway.
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Our board, councils and teams
Governs AHRI and vested with the overall responsibility of governance of AHRI Limited and executes this responsibility independently, in the best interests of the company.
Consists of the AHRI National President and eight elected state presidents who represent all AHRI members and ensure that the strategic interests of the HR profession are collectively voiced and addressed.
Comprises elected professional-level members in all eight states and territories to represent AHRI members and advise the AHRI Board, through the Council of State Presidents, on issues affecting the development of the profession and members within its state or territory.
Advises on issues of risk, control, governance and associated insurance. In accordance with the Constitution, the Directors delegate powers to the Committee which are taken to have been exercised by the Directors.
AHRI’s Executive Team provides strategic and operational leadership to AHRI, and are responsible for the delivery of AHRI’s 2023-2026 Strategic Plan.
