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18 December 2023: As 2023 draws to a close, it’s timely to reflect on what a significant year this has been for Australia’s engagement with Asia. It’s also been a milestone year for Asialink Business as we enter a new era as Australia’s National Centre for Asia Capability with renewed commitment from the Commonwealth Government.
15 December 2023: Asia is an economic powerhouse, yet also faces multiple challenges in sustainable and inclusive growth. The interplay between growth, environmental sustainability and social inclusion has been a key focus of the Asialink Leaders program in 2023, understanding the role Australia can play in addressing interconnected challenges.
12 December 2023: The Asialink Business Academy delivered a series of Public Programs on India, Singapore and Indonesia. This year, the Academy has successfully brought together participants from diverse industries, including food and beverage, beauty, skincare and makeup, health and nutritional supplements, and professionals from international education, IT and electronics, and baby and infant product sectors.
7 December 2023: The Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040 was recently launched in Jakarta by the Australian Prime Minister. At an Asia Business Briefing, hosted by Asialink Business, Special Envoy Nicholas Moore AO urged Australian companies to seize opportunities in Southeast Asia's expanding markets. As the strategy aims to match Australian capabilities with Southeast Asian market trends, businesses were challenged to focus their direction for future trade and investment toward Southeast Asia.
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5 December 2023: As Australia’s top overseas market for agriculture, resources, and services, and with an increasingly wealthy population 56 times larger than ours, China is Australia’s biggest trading partner by a considerable margin.
30 November 2023: A breakfast dialogue held by Asialink Business in collaboration with Katalis in Melbourne in August illustrated just how dynamic the Australia-Indonesia economic relationship really is. Leigh Howard, CEO of Asialink Business, shared insights into the evolving partnership between Australia and Indonesia, highlighting the strides made and the opportunities that lay ahead.
3 October 2023: Australia and Vietnam have shared ambitions to realise opportunities within the green economy, and the Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program aims to reshape the contours of the green economy by equipping Australian businesses with the knowledge, capabilities and networks to catalyse sustainable business collaboration with Vietnam and providing an enabling environment of policy dialogue.
11 May 2023: I am delighted to confirm that this week the Federal Budget committed $14.9 million in funding for Asialink Business as the National Centre for Asia Capability. The Federal Government’s announcement of renewed funding and a refreshed mandate for Asialink Business is a significant milestone in our ten-year history. It endorses Asialink Business as a national resource for Australian industry and the vital role we will continue to play in helping Australia to realise its economic potential with Asia.
5 April 2023: With Australia's engagement with Asia more critical than ever, we were delighted to deliver the first of our Asia Business Briefing events. The event also marked the official launch of the Asialink Business Academy, a new initiative by Asialink Business delivering world-class expertise in building Asia capabilities.
28 March 2023: Are you an Australian business seeking to launch or grow your exports with Asian markets? Do you have an annual turnover of less than $20 million? Or, are you a representative body providing critical export assistance to Australian businesses? You could be eligible for funding to support your export market development.
22 March 2023: Australia’s flagship program for Asia-capability, the Asialink Leaders Program, kicked off for its 28th year with Foundation Week as we welcomed the newest cohort of Asia-capable Leaders.
20 March 2023: The future is unavoidably sustainable. Across the Asia-Pacific, governments are investing in greener economic growth and development. This presents an enormous opportunity for Australian innovation and talent – if business leaders are ready to take on the challenge.
17 March 2023: Digital technology has become an integral component of our everyday lives. However, a significant gender divide remains in who designs and develops new technological products and who can access, use and benefit from them.
2 March 2023: With the world’s attention on India during its G20 presidency, Asialink Business is pleased to partner with the High Commission of India, Australia, and the Confederation of Indian Industry on a new program Boosting Economic Ties: India-Australia Investment.
1 March 2023: Do you have an innovative idea that will drive commercial outcomes in the agricultural value chain between Australia and Indonesia? Funding is available for co-investment activities that will boost trade and investment between Australia and Indonesia.
16 February 2023: Staying ahead of the game in Asia has never been more crucial. From navigating complex market conditions to understanding the impact of technology advancements, environmental and sustainability developments, inflation, and geopolitical factors, Australian businesses need to gain a competitive edge.
16 January 2023: Asialink is proud to announce two Asialink Arts Fellowships which will be awarded to applicants with abilities and ambitions related to Asia engagement.
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13 December 2022: This is a unique opportunity for two outstanding individuals from the not-for-profit sector to attend the exclusive Asialink Leaders Program, a transformational experience for leaders from business, government and not-for-profit sectors. It provides an unparallel professional development opportunity, allowing the recipients to grow their Asia capabilities, expand their network and positively impact their sector’s engagement with Asia.
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13 December 2022: Asialink acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
13 December 2022: Asialink acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise the unique place of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders cultures in Australia, home to the oldest continuous cultures on earth.
13 December 2022: The Susan Gin Fellowship is a unique opportunity for a leader based in regional and rural Australia to join the Asialink Leaders Program, a transformational experience for leaders from any sector - Arts and creative industries, business, government, and not-for-profit. The Program provides an unparallel professional development opportunity, allowing the recipients to grow their Asia capabilities, expand their network and positively impact their organisations and sector’s engagement with Asia.
13 December 2022: The Virtual Fellowship is a unique opportunity for an Asia-based individual to join the Asialink Leaders Program. This flagship Asia capability program offers a transformational experience for leaders from business, government and not-for-profit sectors. It provides an unparallel professional development opportunity, allowing the recipients to grow their capabilities, expand their network and positively impact their sector’s engagement between Asia and Australia.
9 December 2022: Asialink Business, Australia’s National Centre for Asia Capability, welcomes the appointment of Sanjeev Gandhi, Managing Director and CEO, Orica Limited and Kate Pounder, CEO, Tech Council of Australia, as new members to the Asialink Business Advisory Council.
6 October 2022: The Canberra Summit has built a strong reputation over many years as a major highlight of the Asialink Leaders Program, Australia’s flagship program for developing Asia capable leaders for over 27 years. In August, this year’s cohort of 50 Leaders convened in person in the nation’s capital and via our Virtual Hub with participants from across Asia, to immerse themselves in Australia’s relationships with Asia at a national level.
30 September 2022: During the COVID-19 pandemic, China’s digital economy became a central force, enabling many core aspects of life to continue. Online products and service offerings, remote working and learning, healthcare and leisure continued at scale, with the trend continuing and many becoming permanent features of China’s digital economy.
29 September 2022: Indonesia's proximity and emerging global market economy present significant opportunities for Australian organisations. As one of our closest neighbours and trading partners, it can however prove tricky for Australian businesses to navigate its legal and regulatory environments, including wider cultural and political issues.
28 September 2022: We extend our warmest congratulations to the Hon. Julie Bishop, Australia’s first female Minister for Foreign Affairs and first female Chancellor of the Australian National University as the 2022 Sir Edward ‘Weary’ Dunlop Asia Medallist. Asialink Patron Sid Myer AM, and Sir Edward ‘Weary’ Dunlop’s granddaughter Diana H.R. Dunlop presented the award at the Asialink and Asialink Business Sir Edward ‘Weary’ Dunlop Asialink Dinner 2022.
27 September 2022: The Jobs and Skills Summit was a timely platform to progress Australia’s focus on Asia’s growth and its importance for Australia’s economic future. The Summit and the development of an Employment Whitepaper are signature economic initiatives for the Albanese Government.
25 August 2022: The Albanese government will hold its Jobs and Skills Summit next week in Canberra amid fierce debate about immigration, skills shortages, real wage growth and an uncertain economic outlook. A critical balancing act for the government will be to elevate the summit’s focus beyond the economic ailments of the day and develop a strong vision for the future that sets Australia up for enduring economic prosperity. As Australia’s largest trading partner, Asia’s growth trajectory must be factored into the government’s calculations.
16 June 2022: The election of the new Albanese government provides an opportunity to reset and refresh many of our economic relationships in the region. It is notable that in the Prime Minister’s recent visit to Indonesia he was accompanied by a high-level business delegation including the CEOs of Telstra, Wesfarmers, Commonwealth Bank, and BlueScope among others.
5 June 2022: When Prime Minister Albanese and Foreign Minister Wong fly to Indonesia on the weekend it will be the first step in rebuilding a relationship that warrants more attention. The convention for new Prime Ministers to make an early visit to Indonesia is recognition of Indonesia’s importance to Australia across a range of political, security and economic issues.
2 June 2022: The 27th Asialink Leaders Program was launched in May during Foundation Week. This year’s cohort of Asia-focused Leaders were welcomed to Australia’s flagship program for Asia-capability by alumni, faculty and staff.
31 May 2022: Indonesia is one of the world’s fastest growing eCommerce markets, however, despite the immense potential for the Indonesia eCommerce sector to grow, Australian exporters are yet to fully capitalise on the opportunities this market presents.
12 May 2022: The Vietnam Business Briefing marked the official launch of the Australia Vietnam Policy Institute (AVPI).
22 April 2022: COVID has been a catalyst for change, and with change comes opportunity. In 2020, as borders closed and social distancing demanded that businesses meet in virtual spaces, we were forced to re-think how we do what we do.
27 April 2022: Asialink Business in partnership with Investment NSW delivered an event on digital business opportunities in Indonesia. Our expert panel provided key insights and perspectives on regulations and tariffs, key environmental challenges, growth opportunities beyond the cities, and how to navigate through the local start-up eco-system.
12 April 2022: Australian organisations engaging with Asia will encounter a range of cultures, ongoing disruption and innovation, and endless possibilities. Organisations increasingly need Asia-capable leaders with a unique blend of knowledge, experience, and leadership strengths to simultaneously navigate challenges and seize opportunities.
30 March 2022: Fintech in Vietnam is a comprehensive online Capability Development program to help Australian organisations in navigating Fintech opportunities in Vietnam and to equip senior business leaders with improved abilities to execute effective strategies for engagement with Vietnam’s Fintech sector.
25 March 2022: Surging gas and oil prices in the wake of the Ukraine invasion have made hydrogen and ammonia increasingly competitive. As the world looks to renewable energy to lower carbon emissions and meet net-zero carbon targets, hydrogen presents as an irresistible long-term solution to mitigate climate change threats. Developing a robust supply chain with Japan is key to support growth of Australia’s hydrogen sector. Australia sees great opportunity for clean hydrogen and derivative products such as clean ammonia in helping to address global climate challenges while also creating jobs and economic growth opportunities in Australia.
16 March 2022: Congratulations to the 2021 Asialink Leaders Program participants. Our talented Asialink Leaders graduated this month and now join our growing global alumni community of over 1000 Leaders. Our 2021 Asialink Leaders cohort followed an intensive journey to build Asia capabilities to enhance their leadership skills, deepen their understanding of Asia’s economic, political and social landscapes, to support future engagement with Asia.
28 February 2022: Approach Indonesia not as a country but as a continent; localise your product, design and price points for your specific, target market. This was one of the key takeaways from the event Indonesia: The immense potential for NSW Food & Beverage exporters.
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15 December 2021: International tourism has long been a powerhouse of the Australian economy, alongside energy and resources, and education. With a peak of 9.3 million international visitors in 2018-19, prior to the COVID pandemic, it was a A$45 billion industry, and, with one in twenty people working in the sector, directly employed 5% of Australia’s workforce.
11 December 2021: The Australia-Japan bilateral relationship is underpinned by a strong and complementary economic relationship, deep and broad people-to-people ties, and a close and growing political and security relationship. But the world has changed, and with it the assumptions that have guided the development of the Australia-Japan relationship needs reconsideration
30 November 2021: For Australian exporters of premium consumer goods, now is the time to consider Japan’s rising e-commerce market. There are more than a few reasons why now is the time to reconsider Japan, one of our oldest and most prosperous trade partners in the region. This is especially the case for companies seeking to test new markets through e-commerce.
29 October: Minister for Trade launches new program to upskill Australian fintech. Asialink Business was delighted to host the Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, the Hon Dan Tehan MP, in conversation with our CEO, Leigh Howard, on 27 October, for the launch of an exciting new program to support Australian fintech businesses to expand into Vietnam.
20 October 2021: Asialink Business is delighted to welcome our new CEO, Leigh Howard, who commenced earlier this month. We speak with Leigh on why it is more important than ever for Australian businesses to step up their engagement with Asia.
19 October 2021: Launched in 2016, AgUnity’s mission is to enhance financial inclusion for those living in rural and remote communities worldwide. AgUnity has built a blockchain based app that allows farmers to record their work, perform farm-focused transactions, cooperate with other farmers and take their crop to market.
30 September: New Report by Asialink Business and Beanstalk explores how ‘smart’ agricultural technologies are unlocking sustainable growth. This timely report analyses the latest trends and identifies opportunities for Australian and Vietnamese AgTech innovators to share expertise, tackle common challenges, and boost quality, sustainability and productivity.
15 September 2021: Investing in technology and innovation will be key to resilient and sustainable supply chains, research by Asialink Business reveals. Faced with unprecedented disruption and strain, businesses in Australia and Asia need to rapidly transition to equip their supply chains for current and future challenges. New research by Asialink Business, supported by Toll Group, analyses the structural pressures on supply chains and argues that technology, innovation, and e-commerce will be key to building sustainable and resilient supply networks.
Vietnam is poised to emerge as one of Southeast Asia's most competitive fintech markets. Buoyed by an influx of venture capital, local-start ups such as MoMo now jostle with regional giants like Grab and Sea for primacy on consumers’ smart phones. This emerging fintech market not only spans eWallets, mobile payments and a vast network of backend technologies, but is redefining banking, insurance and other financial services.
2 September 2021: Eleven local businesses along Victoria’s Great Ocean Road graduated in August from the inaugural Connecting With Asia program.
1 September 2021: Economies around the world are emerging from COVID-19 at differing speeds with uneven economic growth. Facing a more complex regional landscape, many organisations are increasingly considering how to diversify for a post-pandemic world. Unlocking opportunities in the Indo-Pacific will remain key to longer-term growth for Australian companies.
(Melbourne, 16 August 2021) The Asialink Group is delighted to welcome Leigh Howard as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Asialink Business, the National Centre for Asia Capability at the University of Melbourne.
13 July 2021: The pandemic has underlined the imperative of close international cooperation, especially between neighbours. Australia and Indonesia now have a new platform to work together, in the context of rapidly responding to COVID-19 and driving inclusive growth.
7 July 2021: Asialink Business welcomes grant funding from the Australia-Vietnam Enhanced Economic Engagement Grant (AVEG) pilot program. Vietnam’s agriculture sector is poised for growth, with the uptake of new ‘smart agriculture’ technologies offering alternatives to traditional labour and water intensive production methods.
16 June 2021: Asialink Business partners with leading logistics company to unpack the biggest trends facing supply chain leaders today The COVID-19 pandemic, rising geostrategic tensions, technological innovation, and shifting expectations around sustainability are prompting a rethink of supply chains. As companies emerge from the pandemic, business leaders need to understand how to diversify and strengthen their regional supply chains, to mitigate risk, build resilience and harness opportunities in the post-pandemic landscape.
14 June 2021: Asialink’s flagship professional development program, the Asialink Leaders Program welcomed a talented group of Asia-capable executives into this year’s program, with an reception to open the 2021 Foundation Week. Delivered in a contemporary hybrid format, the program takes place simultaneously online and face-to-face, across Australia as well as in the region. We caught up with Asialink Leaders Program Director, Lotta Oberg, to explore what made Foundation Week this year such a standout.
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9 June 2021: Melbourne has experienced the toughest and longest lockdowns of any capital in Australia. The local economy shrunk by up to $23.5 billion (or 22 per cent) in 2020, with modelling suggesting a reduction of up to $110 billion in the city’s economic output, and 79,000 fewer jobs, compared to pre-COVID estimates over the next five years.
8 June 2021: Hien Tu founded WISE in 2017 with the aim of creating a network of women-owned and led start-ups in Vietnam. Although the start-up ecosystem in Vietnam was not the ‘Silicon Valley of Asia’ it is understood to be today, Hien Tu recognised the importance of a well-developed and equitable private sector as crucial to the country’s longer-term development trajectory.
26 April 2021: Congratulations to Asialink’s First Nations Fellow and to the two winners of the 2021 Dunlop Fellowship for participation in the prestigious Asialink Leaders Program. Brenton Garlick receives the First Nations Fellowship. Melita Grant and Melissa Lee Delany receive the longstanding Sir Edward Weary Dunlop Asialink Fellowship.
23 April 2021: Local tourism operators along Victoria’s Great Ocean Road are getting prepared and ready for the future of post-COVID travel, with the launch of a new training initiative. Asialink Business is delighted to be partnering with Warrnambool City Council to deliver Connecting With Asia, an innovative program that supports tourism operators to build Asia capabilities, deepen their market insight and forge new connections.
6 April 2021: India’s economy is set to grow by 11.5% in 2021, making it one of the world’s fastest growing major economies and an increasingly attractive market for Australian exporters. Asialink Business was delighted to host the Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, The Hon Dan Tehan MP, for the launch of the Australia India Business Exchange (AIBX) 2021, in Melbourne on 6 April, in partnership with Austrade.
30 March 2021: Asialink Business is delighted to support the 2021 Australia-Vietnam Young Leadership Dialogue, to be held jointly across Vietnam and Australia in September this year. The dialogue nurtures relationships promotes engagement and incubates collaboration between young Australian and Vietnamese leaders.
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30 March 2021: Asialink is delighted to announce the 2021 recipients of the Sir Edward ‘Weary’ Dunlop Fellowships for participation in the Asialink Leaders Program.
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15 March 2021: Leaders need to navigate complexities and possibilities in new markets, understand the nuances of doing business in the region, and spot opportunities and risks – today and into the future. Hear three Leaders alumni share their transformational journey to success with Asia.
16 March 2021: COVID-19 has accelerated the shift to a digital marketplace, and nowhere more quickly than China. As the home of technology giants including Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, China has one of the world’s fastest evolving digital economies and a range of eCommerce platforms. China’s digital landscape continues to grow and develop. Organisations that want to succeed in China must build new capabilities to navigate the opportunities.
12 March 2021: Asia is critical to Australia’s recovery and organisations are looking for expert advice and guidance in relation to Australia’s engagement with Asia. In 2021, the Asialink Leaders Program will be establishing city hubs in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and Singapore to develop Asia capability. Each year leaders with a passion for advancing the Australia-Asia agenda, join the Asialink Leaders Program and Singapore-based Dina Coppel shares her experience of the Asialink Leaders program.
10 March 2021: China will continue to play a crucial role in Australia’s trading profile – despite the ongoing domestic and international challenges. This was one of the key insights shared at CEDA’s annual Economic and Political Outlook forum, which explored and analysed critical issues such as economic recovery, the future of Australian trade, investment, geopolitics, and the outlook for the year ahead.
11 May 2023: The Federal Budget committed $14.9 million to equip Australian businesses with the essential skills and capabilities to further boost and diversify Australia’s trade ties, providing renewed funding for Asialink Business, Australia’s National Centre for Asia Capability.
New research by MTPConnect and Asialink Business explores why it’s time for Australian businesses to explore Indonesia’s booming digital health ecosystem.
New research by MTPConnect and Asialink Business highlights the growing opportunities for future-focused Australian medical technologies businesses in India.
Congratulations to 51 diverse New Colombo Plan Alumni Ambassadors from around Australia, who will be supported in their roles by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Asialink Business.
Asialink Business partners with the Australian Government on a new initiative to foster women in innovation and STEM leadership and strengthen regional cooperation
Landmark Asialink Business CBA survey reveals Asia is on the radar, but Australian businesses still struggle to convert Asia opportunities into financial outcomes
Asialink Business is delighted to support the Australian Government on strengthening Asia-Pacific leadership in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM).
Asialink Business is pleased to support the 2019 AustCham Westpac Australia-China Business Awards (ACBAs), through our sponsorship of the Business Excellence Award for Small-To-Medium Enterprises.
Asialink Business has been selected as a partner of choice for local Victorian businesses to develop their Asian market know-how, networks and skills. Asia Gateway Vouchers offer funding of up to $50,000, on a co-contribution basis.
Asialink Business, Australia’s National Centre for Asia Capability, welcomes the entry into force of the Free Trade Agreement between Australia and Hong Kong (the A-HKFTA).
Asialink Business is delighted to support the 2019 Australia-Vietnam Young Leadership Dialogue, which will take place in Vietnam in May.
Asialink Business welcomes the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) and we look forward to its entry into force in early 2020.
New collaboration between Asialink Business and CBA to help bridge skills gaps and spark national conversation on Australian small and medium business growth in Asia
Minister for Foreign Affairs congratulates incoming New Colombo Plan (NCP) Alumni Ambassadors who will be supported through a new partnership with Asialink Business
We are excited to partner with MTPConnect, the medtech and pharma industry growth centre, to develop new industry guides to assist Australian MTP companies realise commercial opportunities in Asia. The guides will focus on ‘Digital Health in Indonesia’ and ‘Frugal Innovation in Medical Devices and Technologies in India.’
We welcome the conclusion of negotiations on the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) announced by Prime Minister Morrison and Minister Birmingham on 31 August 2018.
Featuring industry insights and case studies, Asialink Business' latest Special Report reveals why business needs deep market insights and practical skills to partner with ASEAN on its remarkable rise
Asialink Business welcomes the release of An India Economic Strategy to 2035: Navigating from Potential to Delivery by Mr Peter Varghese AO, Chancellor of the University of Queensland and former Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Commissioned by the Australian Government, the report looks beyond the immediate horizon and provides a roadmap for unlocking the opportunities that will help India and Australia grow together. Aiming to move Australia’s relationship with India from potential to delivery, the report is the most detailed analysis ever undertaken of the complementarities of our two economies.
Asialink Business welcomes renewed partnership with the Australian Government to provide practical support to all Australian organisations to build Asia capabilities
Announcing the launch of the ASEAN suite of flagship Country Starter Packs, a comprehensive resource for Australian buisnesses to understand, tap into and boost their links with booming markets throughout Southeast Asia.
Asialink Business announces the appointment of a new Director of Capability Development to help build the Asia capable workforce of today and tomorrow.
Asialink Business is partnering with the City of Sydney to run a series of workshops to help small to medium businesses enter new markets, understand and respond to opportunities in emerging growth sectors and drive future success in Asian economies
Sydney, 15 August 2017: Corporate Australia urgently needs business leaders that understand and are experienced with Asia if the nation’s top companies are to thrive in the future, ground-breaking new research undertaken by Asialink Business, with the support of PwC and the Institute of Managers and Leaders (IML), released today reveals.
The Hon Andrew Robb AO has been appointed to the position of Chairman of Asialink Business
The Warrnambool China Bureau is an initiative of Warrnambool City Council’s Economic Development and Investment Unit in conjunction with Asialink Business
Asialink Business CEO Mukund Narayanamurti has been named a New Colombo Plan Business Champion.
Asialink Business will support a 200-strong business delegation departing from regional Queensland to Shanghai on Sunday.
Sydney companies looking to explore business opportunities in Asia will soon have access to free expert insights, practical information, business networks and specialist support, following new collaboration between the City of Sydney and Asialink Business.
20 December 2015: Asialink Business welcomes the entry into force of the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA).
1 October 2015: The Hon Kelly O'Dwyer MP encouraged more Australian businesses to tap into growth opportunities in Asia by making use of a new tool.
Our new and innovative app. Tap into opportunities in Asia by making use of our Country Starter Packs app to access our comprehensive, accessible country guides.
27 January 2023: Social entrepreneur Elizabeth McClean, KPMG Associate Director Daniel Ginger, and educator Sabrina Li, are just three of the 1,050 change-making alumni of the Asialink Leaders Program. Each share their experiences of how the Asialink Leaders Program has helped them to pursue their passions, make a positive impact in their respective fields, and be better equipped to navigate the complexities of engaging with Asian markets.
30 January 2023: The Chinese market is becoming increasingly complex, with heightened competition and rapidly changing consumer preferences. It's more important than ever for Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to develop sophisticated strategies to address these challenges - and leverage the opportunities.
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12 January 2023: eCommerce is increasingly essential for businesses to stay competitive – a fact not lost on Australian organisations in Asia, who more and more are looking to expand their online presence.
30 January 2023: Asialink Business is delighted to announce a partnership with the Australia ASEAN Chamber of Commerce (AustCham ASEAN) to create new pathways for Australian businesses interested in exploring regional opportunities.
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