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The AIPIO is the peak representative body for all intelligence professionals. The Institute seeks to facilitate transformative change in the intelligence profession to benefit the wider intelligence community through collaboration, member participation, transparency, accountability and trust.

Intelligence practice is multi-disciplinary, which is reflected in the Institute’s diverse membership drawn from a wide range of practice areas, including; National Security, Defence, Law Enforcement, Compliance, Business, Academe, and ICT.

 

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AIPIO Awards Scheme 2012 - Submit nominations now
AIPIO Awards Scheme 2012 - Submit nominations now

Each year, the Institute seeks to recognise excellence in the intelligence profession through the AIPIO Annual Awards Scheme. The Scheme offers awards for which an individual may apply for themselves, and those for which an individual or organisation must be nominated. 

In 2012, the AIPIO Board will make awards in three categories: Publications; Organisation; and Individual. 

Nomination forms are to be by returned by 5pm on Friday 01 June 2012 to be considered. Completed and signed nominations forms (and copies of papers for the publications award) can be faxed to AIPIO (02) 6282 7191 or scanned and emailed to secretariat(at)aipio.asn.au. Award winners will be notified by the AIPIO Secretary by the end of June 2012.

Publication Award (self nomination permitted)
The AIPIO Publication Award is intended to stimulate research and writing on issues relevant to the intelligence profession in Australasia. Members and non-members of AIPIO are eligible to apply for this award. There is only one applicant selected for the Publications Award with a prize of $1500 awarded. The award-winner also receives an AIPIO Certificate of Merit.  The review panel will be coordinated by the Secretary AIPIO and will include the Journal Review Panel.

Organisation Award (requires independent nomination)
The AIPIO Organisation Award is intended to recognise an organisation that has made a distinguished contribution to the intelligence profession. The organisation’s contribution must have been in the last 12 months. The nominee does not have to be affiliated with AIPIO to be eligible. There is only one nominee selected for this award category. The award-winner receives an AIPIO Certificate of Merit.

Individual Award (requires independent nomination)
The AIPIO Individual Award is intended to recognise an individual who has made a distinguished contribution to the intelligence profession. The individual’s contribution need not be limited to the preceding 12 months, and can be for the individual’s long term contribution to the profession. The nominee does not have to be an AIPIO member to be eligible. There is only one nominee selected for this award category. The award-winner receives attendance at the AIPIO Conference (value $1000) and an AIPIO Certificate of Merit.(Note travel expenses and accommodation are not included.)

Click here for a AIPIO Awards 2012 nomination forms and full details of selection criteria.
For more information about the Awards scheme, and to review former winners, please refer to the Awards page - (See the about us tab at the top of the page)
Foreknowledge E-Zine (Edition 2) now available
Foreknowledge E-Zine (Edition 2) now available
Download the latest version of the Foreknowledge E-Zine (Edition 2) at http://www.foreknowledge.info/Foreknowledge2.pdf


Download your copy now. This quality E-Zine is made available to intelligence practitioners through AIPIO's affiliation with 4Knowledge Analysis Solutions (www.4knowledge.co.za).
Intelligence 2012 - Anticipating Risk and influencing action
Intelligence 2012 - Anticipating Risk and influencing action

Intelligence 2012 explores the challenges arising from the growing partnership between intelligence practitioners and their customers. Customer expectations of intelligence officers are growing as intelligence-led approaches are becoming more widely employed in government and the private sector.

Two key challenges to be explored at Intelligence 2012 concern: anticipating risks in the operating environment; and influencing action by decision-makers.

Intelligence 2012 will include case-based perspectives from practitioners, managers and customers, offering practical advice to address these topical professional challenges.

Some of our confirmed speakers include:
-  Dr Warren Tucker, Director, New Zealand Security Intelligence Service
-  Dr Caroline Ziemke-Dickson, Institute for Defense Analyses, Alexandria, Virginia USA
-  Lise Waldek, Macquarie University—PICT
-  Clive Williams MG, Adjunct Professor, Macquarie University’s Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, and                    Visiting Fellow at the ANU’s Australian Centre for Military Law and Security

Attend the two master classes on:
 • Critical Thinking  • Collective Forecasting

Participate in the Panel Discussion on "Strengthening the Intelligence Value Proposition in an Information Rich World"

Earlybird Closes - 28th May 2012 - organise your workplace approval NOW!

More Information

24-26 July 2012, Swissotel, Sydney
Collective Forecasting Competition 2012 - Register now
Collective Forecasting Competition 2012 - Register now

All interested practitioners are welcome to enter the Competition.  Register now at http://aipio.system-ii.com

Read the 'How To' Manual for the Competition.

Read this presentation on collective forecasting delivered in Sydney at the 2011 AIPIO Forum.
Collective forecasting methods are making their mark by successfully predicting a range of events, including politics, economics, warfare and other current events of interest. Learn about these exciting new forecasting methods by particpating in the Collective Forecasting Competition 2012. Register now at http://aipio.system-ii.com
Public Report of Independent Review of the Intelligence Community (IRIC)
Public Report of Independent Review of the Intelligence Community (IRIC)