Constitution
The GMA Constitution contains the governing principles of the Association, and as such is an important document. All members should be aware of its contents, particularly in regard to election of Council members, membership types, proceedings of Council, subscriptions, AGM, etc.
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The motivation that led to the formation of the GMA was, firstly to maintain contacts and friendships made through the MBA programs, and secondly to continue relationships developed with the staff of UWA. Following the development of the UWA Business School, the membership was extended to include all postgraduate programs within the faculty.
The GMA also felt that it was in the interest of the graduates to ensure that the Business School postgraduate degrees received the broadest possible recognition and conveyed an image of professionalism and excellence. Our members continue to build a solid reputation for governance, managerial excellence, community service and increasing value to a wide range of organisations.
30 years on, our aims are pretty much the same and can be summarised as:
Networking
To provide graduates and students with convenient and stimulating networking opportunities including mechanisms which enable them to maintain beneficial contacts with the alumni and the business community in general.
Professional development
To provide a range of high quality professional development opportunities either directly or indirectly for graduates and students which identify future or cutting edge issues.
Policy
In close co-operation with UWA Business School, to provide a well-respected and influential contribution to the development of postgraduate Masters and Doctoral programs in order to maintain the status and quality of the postgraduate programs for past and future graduates.
Profile
To raise the profile of UWA Business School, its students, graduates and its postgraduate degrees amongst the membership, wider alumni, University, business community and general public.