Chairman Matthew Kidson and CEO Troy Coyle report on a year of pivots and activity for HERA. From the 2020 VISION conference to new membership initiatives and faces at HERA, to adapting to and innovating through the Covid period, we really lived and breathed our values, vision and mission.
Chairman Mike Lehan and CEO Troy Coyle report on a year of renewed focus for HERA. Introducing a new vision that is preparing our industry for future disruptions, a mission focused on building a passionate tribe of metal heads who innovate successfully and a four step strategy to make this all come to life.
Chairman Mike Lehan and CEO Troy Coyle report on a year of transition for HERA. Celebrating 40 years serving our metals industry has shown us that a focus on transformation and innovation is needed to ensure our industry is ready to navigate a potentially volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world.
Chairman Mike Lehan and Director Wolfgang Scholz report on a particularly booming steel construction sector which benefited our performance – despite our attempts to leverage government R&D co-funding for transformative innovation not coming to fruition.
Chairman John Frear and Director Wolfgang Scholz reflect on a successful year for the metals industry. Which coupled with a strong levy income has allowed us to take important steps to drive growth. Responding to changing market conditions to support our industry’s long term success along the way.
Chairman John Frear and Director Wolfgang Scholz cover the key aspects that have led to what was a turnaround year for HERA. Signalling regained strength in our way forward to ensure our industry’s future.
Chairman John Frear and Director Wolfgang Scholz look back on a year that was a real confidence boost to HERA and our industry. With increased activity, demonstrated leadership and a greater engagement level in quality assurance and innovation shown by members.
Chairman Peter Hutton and Director Wolfgang Scholz reflect on a year that has led to a predicted activity flurry. Following the Canterbury rebuild and concerns from industry around growing import challenges many members ability to remain competitive have been tested.
Chairman Peter Hutton and Director Wolfgang Scholz report on the continued uncertainty around the world’s economic performance. Our industry’s increasing confidence following a slow but steady recovery with reports of free capacity and steel cost stability.
Chairman Peter Hutton and Director Wolfgang Scholz cover the year’s activity which we’re happy to report is on its way up. Following a challenging year of resource constraints, we’ve draw on major stakeholders, government and organisation support to meet our goals.
Chairman David Moore and Director Wolfgang Scholz cover a year which has seen dampened industry activity following the recession. Little signs for real growth particularly in construction, drives the message that innovation and ongoing development to maintain a competitive position is needed.
Chairman David Moore and Director Wolfgang Scholz reflect on a year of unpredicted change in business activity. The need to reduce costs and seek new avenues for income generation has driven our research focus on productivity improvement. With the aim to raise international competitiveness for our member base.