The Australian Chapter of International Institute of Business Analysis™ (IIBA®), is the Australian independent non-profit association for Business Analysis professionals.

Our Purpose:
IIBA Australia Chapter is the community of professionals in Australia building business analysis capability to influence change and deliver value for everyone.
 
Our Values:
Enjoyment: We are a passionate community.
Inclusiveness: Together we achieve more.
Adventurous: We create positive impact and are prepared to break boundaries.
Integrity: We act with honesty and in truth.
Professionalism: We show pride and respect in all that we do.
IIBA Australia Chapter is proud to have been awarded the 2024 Chapter Sustainability Award by IIBA. This award recognises our dedicated leadership, strong volunteer engagement and strategic future planning. Together we are working to secure longevity and success for our chapter and build and grow our BA community. 
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Analyst Catalyst Blog
Greg Alstad’s 20-Year IIBA Milestone: Insights on Business Analysis and Career Growth
Celebrating Greg Alstad’s 20-year IIBA membership, this blog highlights his remarkable professional growth, valuable contributions to business analysis, and insightful advice for aspiring analysts, emphasizing communication, trust-building, and lifelong learning.
Beyond Requirements: How a Business Analysis Mindset Transformed a Healthcare Project
Reflecting on one of the most complex projects of my career, this blog explores how I navigated stakeholder conflicts and overcame uncertainty to deliver a solution that truly made a difference in the healthcare industry. Through real challenges and lessons learned, I share how a business analysis mindset can shape project success.
Murder, Mayhem, and Milestone: IIBA UK’s Killer Workshop in London
The IIBA UK Murder Mystery Workshop was a killer event that brought teamwork, communication, and business analysis skills to life. Participants solved a fictional crime using analytical tools, proving that collaboration and professional growth are truly to die for.