Risk and Reward: Opportunities for Australian SMEs in China
This special report will shine a spotlight on the experience of Australian SMEs working in China particularly in light of the events of recent years.
The report draws on in-depth research and interviews with Australian SMEs in priority sectors including food & beverage, skincare, health supplements and fashion.
Hear from industry leaders as they discuss the opportunities and challenges facing Australian SMEs and their approach to developing long-term and sustainable engagement with the Chinese market.
Limited spaces available and will be granted on a first come first served basis - Register today!
Location: Online and in-person
(Level 10, Woodward Conference Centre South Room, Law building at the University of Melbourne - 185 Pelham st, Carlton, VIC)
Virtual Attendance:
In-person Attendance:
This special report will shine a spotlight on the experience of Australian SMEs working in China particularly in light of the events of recent years.
The report draws on in-depth research and interviews with Australian SMEs in priority sectors including food & beverage, skincare, health supplements and fashion.
Hear from industry leaders as they discuss the opportunities and challenges facing Australian SMEs and their approach to developing long-term and sustainable engagement with the Chinese market.
Limited spaces available and will be granted on a first come first served basis - Register today!
Speakers
- Leigh Howard, CEO, Asialink Business
- Peter Cai, CEO, National Foundation for Australia-China Relations
- Robert Law, Director, Advisory and Insights, Asialink Business
Panellists:
- Phillip Gomizel, Managing Director, Pipan Foods Pty Ltd
- Catherine Cervasio, CEO, Aromababy
Business panel moderated by Gaby Burgess, Associate, Advisory & Insights, Asialink Business