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Client and Participant Comments

“Value Management has proven to be a great tool to use in engaging local communities in the early stages of a planning project resulting in wide ownership of the issues and the processes for trading off the pros and cons of a range of possible solutions.”
Anthony Wilson, Chief Executive Officer, National Road Transport Council

“I was a little sceptical about the (Value Management) workshop initially, but after two days was most impressed with the consultation process and found it most informative and valuable.”
Carmel Torenius, Mayor, Sorell Council (Tasmania)

“The Agency has been using Value Management on major projects since the early 1990's. We have found Value Management an excellent methodology, which can be used on projects and enterprises involving disparate stakeholders, to develop shared understanding, to identify common ground and to obtain commitment to strategies and action plans. Value Management has been applied successfully to a wide range of projects from hard end infrastructure projects to soft end projects such as policy development, project scoping and strategic planning.”
Mark Addis - Secretary, Department Infrastructure, Energy & Resources (Tasmania)

“The outcomes (of the Value Management workshop) proved that time and again the process gets to the core matters and gives everyone the information and direction to work to”
Philip Petersen, Manager Transport Logistics, Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources

With many stakeholders of diverse backgrounds and expertise, the structured Value Management process was successful in creating an environment whereby all stakeholders were able to develop ownership of the proposed solutions and be committed to the implementation of the proposals.  It enabled stakeholders to work together to identify opportunities for development and to highlight any potential problems from the outset. Importantly, the Value Management approach was successful in helping traditionally disparate stakeholders find commonality on issues, and to focus on the objectives and needs of all stakeholders, both long and short term.
Scott Gadd, Secretary, Department of the Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts (Tasmania)

Whilst the SWOT and Future Search methods are highly dependent on the skill of the facilitator the Value Management methodology is process rather than facilitator, dependent. This provides for more dependable and defendable outcomes. The process forces a draw down of issues in a logical method that produces a data set that tends to self correct any bias in the overall workshop participant makeup. This became evident when subsequent and extensive community consultation validated the data collected during the workshop. The next observation is that the Value Management Study does not confuse the task of data gathering with data interpretation.  Rather, it provided the data from which a plan could be derived. This separation of function is one of its great features.
Alan Daley, General Manager Glamorgan-Spring Bay Council

“We have gained a common understanding of the problems and issues affecting our business”

“There has been an opportunity to listen to others, exchange information and identify some misconceptions”

“It has been an open forum with active participation and issues brought into focus – a good facilitation process with everyone contributing”

“We have achieved an increased understanding of the problem, realised we have common issues, built relationships and achieved our objectives”

“The process involved a cross section of expertise and community that lead to a widening of views. The process was effective, thorough and equitable with active listening from all. We got all the major issues out in the open”

“We met other stakeholders, which has enabled networking opportunities”
Various Study participants

 

Client List

GVM clients include:

  • Boral Resources

  • Brighton Council

  • Burnie City Council

  • Circular Head Council

  • Civil Construction Corporation

  • Clarence City Council

  • Department of Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts

  • Department of Health and Human Resources – New Royal Project

  • Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources

  • Department of Premier and Cabinet – Local Govt Division

  • Department of Primary Industry, Water and the Environment, Tasmania

  • Department of Transport

  • Derwent Valley Council

  • Devonport City Council

  • Forestry Tasmania

  • Freemasons Tasmania

  • George Town Council

  • Glamorgan-Spring Bay Council

  • Huon Valley Council

  • Launceston City Council

  • Masonic Club of Tasmania

  • MyState Financial Pty Ltd

  • Port of Launceston Pty Ltd

  • Sandy Bay-Taroona Catholic Parish

  • Sorell Council

  • Tasman Council

  • Tasmanian Cricket Association

  • Tasmanian Freight Logistics Council

  • Tasmanian Qualifications Authority

  • TOTE Tasmania

  • Tourism Tasmania

  • Transend Networks Ltd

 

 

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