1.	Activities AIIB held the Green Building Seminar in conjunction with its 4th Annual Dinner (1 August 2008)
	This year, AIIB is proud to organise the Green Building Seminar on 1st August 2008 at the Sheraton Towers. Distinguished speakers Dr Richie Lee from Schneider Electric, Mr Pete Horton from Legrand, and Dr Tay Seow Ngie from Economic Energy Pte Ltd shared insights on Energy Efficiency in Green Buildings, LEEDs and Lighting Controls. The seminar was well attended by industry players, academicians and various professionals. Download the seminar papers here. Following the seminar, the 4th Annual Dinner was held in conjunction with the seminar at the ballroom of Sheraton Towers. The honorary patron of AIIB, Dr Liu Thai Ker, graced the event as the guest of honour. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of audit papers conducted by the AIIB Technical Committee on UE Square, where UE Square took home the Gold Plus Award presented by the AIIB Chairman, Mr Jimmy Chua.
2.	AIIB Annual Dinner (24 March 2006)
	Launch of AIIB –Singapore Chapter : AIIB ( Singapore Chapter)  was officially inaugurated  on the 5th May 2005 at Goodwood Park Hotel. As reported by the press, Singapore is now one step closer to becoming an “intelligent city” with the launch of AIIB Singapore Chapter. Dr Amy Khor , Mayor of South West CDC officiated the launch which marks the first overseas chapter outside Hong Kong. The ceremony was well attended by industry players, academicians and various professionals and were enlightened by papers from the speakers from Hong Kong and Singapore. A sumptuous dinner followed at Min Jiang Restaurant which was a fabulous opportunity for networking and merry making.
3.	Technical Committee Training in Hong Kong (17 – 19 December 2005)
	Authorized Auditors’ Training in Hong Kong (17 – 19 Dec 2005) The Intelligent Building Index (IBI) is one of the most important contributions the AIIB has made to the industry.  In the Singapore Chapter, the Technical Committee was formed with the aims to: 1)     Customize & localize the IBI to better suit our local context; 2)     Propagate the use of IBI in Singapore so as to raise the quality of Intelligent Buildings in Singapore; 3)     Educate members and the community on the use of IBI. With these aims in mind, the Technical Committee, comprising of Mr Andrew Mui (Lighting Eliminators & Consultants, Asia), Mr Chan Kim Kai (Temasek Polytechnic), Mr Johnson See (United PREMAS), Mr Tay Chung Yeow (CPG Consultants), and Assoc Prof Tay Seow Ngie (Nanyang Technological University), set out to the City University of Hong Kong for the 3-day intensive Authorized Auditors’ Training which came complete with an equally intensive examination. We were familiarized with the theory behind the IBI, its 10 indices and their respective elements, and how the indices relate with one another.  The instructors’ sharing on their experiences in actual audits was invaluable even as we plan to audit our first building in Singapore.  Most invigorating were the numerous technical exchanges of points, experiences and questions between the Singaporean delegates and the Hong Kong instructors.  This must be the most serious group of trainees.  Lunch & even dinner breaks were filled with discussions on learning points and what we could do as a committee.  The relationships built with one another as well as our friends from Hong Kong as a result will also go a long way to further the cause of AIIB. Having been armed with technical know-how, we look forward to auditing our first building as well as conducting a workshop/seminar in 2006.
4.	MOU – AIIB and Intelligent Building Group (UK) (28 September 2005)
	Intelligent Building Group, IBG is the AIIB equivalent in Europe and we are proud to be closely associated with each other with the signing of the MOU on 28th Sep 2005. The IBG is an international association of leading professionals from all sectors of the industry looking to increase contacts, share knowledge and propose solutions for the sustainable advancement of the built environment. Established in London and with chapters in France, China, Scandinavia, Switzerland, Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong.