The Years AheadWhen BIM was registered 26 years ago little did anyone think that it would grow to such dimensions. But BIM will not rest on its laurels and is constantly looking into avenues to improve itself. The Board of Management of BIM holds meetings regularly to review plans and set priorities to work forwards its objectives and find solutions to problems concerning the professional community and the nation as a whole. The Board consists of one to three representatives from each member institution and it determined the policies and direction for BIM. BIM, one of the largest professional centres in the world, has no doubt made significant contributions to the promotion of professionalism in Malaysia. BIM has enjoyed respect and good standing among other professional centre in the Commonwealth countries, and the Commonwealth Foundation itself which For smooth functioning, BIM has various subcommittees to deal with the professional activities, secretariat, and finance, training and education, publications, Bandar Tun Razak Building Development, insurance and social activities. Over the years BIM has continued to consolidate on the projection of image and effective management. At a recent stock-taking session BIM decided that in the years to come the organization should: excellence in the field of professional education; conference once a year to project its image; fair; Channel the contribution of professional towards solving social problems like the haze, outbreaks of various diseases, collapse of buildings and floods; related to national issues; Development and social concerns; Cany on business activities relating to the needs of the professionals, for example, ticketing for travel for members and arrangements for hotel accommodation. BIM also hopes to improve the structure of the organisation and strengthen its financial status as well as its secretariat. That BIM is still growing after 26 years cannot be denied. It is a developing and viable entity and its potential to assist in national development has yet to be fully utilised. The Centre hopes it would be called upon to participate more fully in the mainstream of national development. This would fulfil its ultimate objective of serving the nation and being a partner in the successful social and economic advancement towards national development. The professional represent a sector of the community whose resources By admin at 2006-07-10 08:25
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