Strategic Plan | Australian Dental Industry Association

ADIA's Strategic Plan

As a result of careful stewardship and the support of a highly engaged membership, the Australian Dental Industry Association (ADIA) is better positioned than ever before to help the dental industry to grow, create jobs and operate sustainably. The direction set out in the ADIA Strategic Plan 2024-2027 sets a road map that supports the association's Mission, Vision and Values.


Who We Are

ADIA is the peak business organisation representing manufacturers and suppliers of products to oral health professionals.

Our Mission

To help our members grow sustainable businesses through representation, promotion, information and education.

Our Vision

An industry that empowers oral health professionals to advance the health and well-being of all Australians.

 

Over the next three years, ADIA will draw its attention on developing the market for dental products, continuing to deliver great exhibitions through the ADX brand, secure policy reforms from government and enhance member engagement.

Download the 2024-2027 Strategic Plan

For further information, please review one of the four key priority areas:

Priority Areas

Priority 1: Financial

To ensure the ADIA is financially sustainable for the long term this key priority area focuses on the financial aspects of the association and explores new revenue streams. This will in turn benefit the association and the availability of resources to help members grow their business.

Priority 2: Members

Members is the key priority area focused on all members of the ADIA
and understanding their needs. As a member driven organisation we understand that ADIA best serves manufacturers and suppliers of dental products when we place them at the centre of all that we do.

Priority 3: Internal Processes

Internal Processes is the key priority area which focuses on implementing internal processes that will translate across externally. ADIA will continue to improve their offering through feedback from planned reviews and surveys.

Priority 4: Organisational Capacity

Organisational Capacity is the key area which focuses on both the organisational
structure and the membership, the people which ultimately form the ADIA. Staff must fully understand the needs of members and how to assist them.

At the heart of the ADIA Strategic Plan 2024 - 2027 is an appreciation of the symbiotic relationship that exists between the dental industry and the dental profession. ADIA's objective, therefore, is to create an environment in which the industry and the profession work collaboratively to build sustainable businesses as a result of a nation that makes a greater investment in its oral health.

ADIA provides leadership, strategy, advocacy and support. Our members set our agenda, funded our activities and directly benefited from the results.

Further Information

To keep up to date with changes in this area you can follow us on Facebook or LinkedIn. Alternatively, you can contact the Association via email or by telephone on 1300 943 094.

This information is available for your use under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia licence, with the exception of the ADIA logo, other images and where otherwise stated.

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