Australian Business Forum’s ‘Global Business Outlook’ annual symposium for the business community, bringing together the best and brightest to focus on critical business issues: Australian and international leaders, dynamic CEO’s and executives from top-1000 companies, state and federal ministers, leading international academics, senior government officials, economists and business forecasters. Engaging participants with questions specific to Australian business on areas such areas as: leadership, investment, finance, new markets, economic trends, international trade, climate change and performance cultures.

Global Business Outlook for 2010 is about facilitating dialogue, business and partnerships within the business sector with the support and input of participants and partners across business, academia, government, the public sector, and the wider Australian and international community.

Global Business Outlook will attract leading representatives from businesses and government agencies in a wide range of sectors from Australia’s major trading partners including the United States Japan India & China

Day 1: 18 March		Day 2: 19 March
GBO Forum		GBO Expo
GBO Expo		GBO Luncheon
GBO Mix at Six

The focus is to assess Australia’s position in a global context, and primarily through Government and business connections from the China, India, Japan, Korea and United States.

China is now Australia's number one trading partner, accounting for $83 billion or 14.7% of our total trade in goods and services, in 2008-09 (in fact, the 'Big 4' - China, Japan, Korea and India - now account for nearly $140 billion or just under half of Australia's total exports).

This strategically positioned international trade event provides the business sector with an insight into the economic climate trends and business opportunities with Australia’s major trading partners.

GBO is ideally positioned in the first quarter of 2010 with a series of high profile forums and networking functions.

Keynote Speakers include representatives from Australia’s trading partners, business leaders, industry & international trade experts, economists, academics and renowned entrepreneurs...more

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14 - 16 July 2010- Melbourne

Australian China Business Week now in its third year, is a major Sino-Australia business event    attracting delegates from Australia China & Asia Pacific region.   

ACBW provides a platform for the business sector to review business opportunities trends options and solutions in undertaking business with Australia’s major trading partner.

ACBW provides excellent networking and business matching opportunities and contact with a large number of delegates from China and includes a range of business events!...more

Day 2: 15 July		Day 3: 16July
ACBW Forum		ACBW Forum
ACBW Expo		ACBW Expo
ACBW Mix at Six		ACBW Luncheon

9 -10 Sep 2010 - Melbourne

IT matters is Australia’s pre-eminent conference to lead the discussion on issues affecting electronic commerce, information technology, computers, telecommunications, online, web and digital broadcasting. Current policy, debates and developments around the “information economy” will be explored from a business platform to empower the SME business sector.

The event brings together all aspects of technology with high profile and renown keynote speakers from the IT global domain and a must for business operator and management...more

Day 1: 9 Sep		Day 2: 10 Sep
IT Matters Forum		IT Matters Forum
IT Matters Expo		IT Matters Expo
IT Matters Mix at Six		IT Matters Luncheon

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ABF Magazine Current Issue 2009 (22593 KB)

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