The development of the National PID Strategy is guided by a senior stakeholder Taskforc and in 2025 the PID Strategic Advisory Group and Orcid Steering Committee combined to form a new National PID Strategy Advisory Group which is chaired by Professor Caroline Finch AO, Judi Zelke and Linda O'Brien.
Terms of Reference
The members of the Strategic Advisory Group will:
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Provide advice to the ARDC and AAF on the overall implementation of the National PID Strategy
and the Australian ORCID Consortium activities. -
Provide strategic advice on the development, implementation and review of the National PID
Strategy roadmap, including the annual National Action Plans and the associated tools. -
Provide strategic advice on the development, implementation and review of the national PID
service model. -
Provide strategic advice on the important role that national PID Consortia play, advocating for
growth in support of realisation of the Strategy and Roadmap. -
Share knowledge and understanding of emerging international trends and potential national
opportunities to advance ORCID and other PID adoption and use. -
Advise on strategies for gaining the engagement and commitment of key stakeholders in the
implementation of the Strategy and Roadmap. -
Act as advocates for ORCID and the National PID Strategy
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Act in accordance with the intent of the ARDC Code of Conduct.
Membership
The National PID Strategy Advisory Group includes representative(s) from the following organisations:
ARDC, AAF, ARC, Universities Australia DVCRs group, NCRIS Directors nominee, NHMRC, ARMS,CAUDIT, CAUL, Australian Government Department of Education
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Up to four additional members who do not represent an organisation (such as researchers
or independent consultants) chosen jointly by the ARDC and AAF.