AIM to Sustain

The Pursuit of Prosperity and Longevity.

AIM to Sustain sounds good, but it happens to be fundamental to the way we do things. It’s how we interact, how we innovate, how we teach and share, and how we learn.

And there’s a lot more to it than remembering to turn off the lights. It’s a holistic approach to business that not only incorporates environmental sustainability, but social and economic sustainability as well.

AIM to Sustain is the pursuit of prosperity and longevity. It’s about looking outwardly, embracing the community and world in which we live, and adapting to new ideas. It is positive interaction, continually evolving to meet the demands of today and the challenges of tomorrow.

Economic Sustainability

The amount of emails on your computer, the volume of work on your desk, the demands on your time; these are the pressures of the now - not a measure of Economic Sustainability.

Economic Sustainability is achieved through a holistic approach to business, where interaction with your community and an awareness of your environment play critical roles.

Advocating best practice, sharing knowledge and ideas, and establishing environmental guidelines help create a positive work environment. Your business remains relevant, and the integrity of your brand grows.

Environmental Sustainability

The environment, being green, carbon neutral (or, if you can, carbon negative); these are the first things that come to mind when we hear the word sustainability. And, no doubt, they are an integral part of the success of every forward-thinking company.

Environmental initiatives can inspire employees, involve communities, and even have a global impact. They engender loyalty to a company and add value to a brand.

However, Sustainable Development is more than just being environmentally aware. Social Responsibility and sound Financial Management contribute significantly to the longevity and integrity of a business.

Social Sustainability

Creating a safe and fair work environment, interacting positively with the community, encouraging a culture of inclusion and support; these are attributes of Social Sustainability.

The affects are pleasantly surprising; increased productivity, greater loyalty and brand integrity. When people feel included and supported - both individually and as a community - they become motivated and enthusiastic, and contribute meaningfully to their environment.

Social Sustainability works alongside Economic and Environmental Sustainability. It is a holistic approach with a 'whole list' of benefits. 

 

AIM SA 2013 Community Partners

 

 

Better Managers & Leaders. Better Society.

View our Sustainable Development journey

This is a YTD estimate only and used to guide AIM SA to make improvements throughout the calendar year.  End of year carbon performance will be verified by a third party.

Learn more about our AIM to Sustain commitment.

 

529
Trees
18
Cars on the Road
7
Average Households
88,114 kgCO2-e

The Australian Institute of Management has been developing South Australian managers and executives since 1944. As the largest private provider of management education and training in SA, we offer a wide range of courses and qualifications essential to the development of individual and organisational capability. From Certificate III through to an Executive MBA, we offer a unique approach to business via our learning pathway, and supported through a range of events and professional development sessions. AIM SA also offers Professional and Corporate Membership – your opportunity to be nationally recognised as an individual or organisation committed to management excellence. Our offices are located at the Adelaide Meeting and Conference Centre at Hindmarsh, a fabulous venue available for hire by the business community.