Public Works Asset Manager Abi Thyer-Ohly Honored with 2024 Nxt Gen Asset Management Award

On October 22, 2024, the Institute of Asset Management (IAM) honored the City of Lake Oswego and Public Works Asset Manager Abi Thyer-Ohly, as part of the 2024 IAM North American Awards. This awards program celebrates the exceptional contributions of asset management professionals, organizations, and teams across North America.

The City was honored to be shortlisted as a finalist in the “Digital Innovation Award” category, and our very own Abi Thyer-Ohly won the prestigious “NxtGen Award”!

This award recognizes emerging leaders who have made exceptional contributions to asset management within their organizations, demonstrating both impact and high potential for future excellence in the field. Abi’s achievement highlights her significant role in the development and implementation of asset management initiatives.

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Abi has been instrumental in leading and project managing process improvement and change by modernizing the process used to manage assets for fleet, facilities and IT – one standard platform, a good tool and resource that expands on service delivery and knowledge sharing across the organization.

“I am deeply honored to receive the NxtGen Award from The Institute of Asset Management, the leading global association for professionals in asset management,” shared Abi Thyer-Ohly. “Being recognized by such a prestigious organization among so many talented practitioners is both humbling and inspiring. I am grateful to my colleagues and mentors who have supported and inspired me throughout my journey, making this achievement possible. I take pride in being part of a community dedicated to driving excellence and am excited to continue progressing in this dynamic field.

Winning this award underscores Abi’s commitment, expertise, and dedication to advancing asset management practices in the City of Lake Oswego. 

Watch Abi's story below: 

Photo L to R: Rob Corazzola, Treasurer – IAM Canada Chapter; Abi Thyer-Ohly, Asset Manager – City of Lake Oswego; Ursala Bryan, CEO of the IAM; and Tammy Whipple, Chair – IAM USA Chapter.