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“Thoroughly professional organisation and a vital initiative for prospective import/export traders.”
“Largely helpful to small businesses.”
“Very informative, great networking opportunity.”
“Well organised. Loved it!”
Supporters
We thank the following organisations for their support of Import Export Show:
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BEC Australia is a not-for-profit organisation whose primary role is to support and grow the national network of Business Enterprise Centres and provide representation on behalf of its members to key stakeholders. Import Export Show will be presenting the BEC Mentor Lounge to enable our visitors to access business mentors free of charge on both afternoons of the show. BEC Australia will be delivering Winning Business Online - Promoting Yourself to World Markets workshop at the show. |
The Australian Businesswomen's Network (ABN) teaches women skills to start, manage and grow their business. ABN inspires women in the workplace to enhance their career paths. The ABN connects women with peers and role models so that they can be inspired by each other. |
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The Australian Federation of International Forwarders was created in July 1996 following the merger of two distinct organisations, namely: The Australian Federation of Airfreight Forwarders - 'AFAFF'- formed (as a Federal body) in 1977 and The International Forwarders Association of Australia -'IFAA'- representing the Seafreight Forwarders (formed in 1976). AFIF continues to increase its membership services and since 1999 has been the official Australian distribution Agent for IATA publications, which are marketed under the ‘Airfreight Academy’ banner. |
The Customs Brokers and Forwarders Council of Australia Inc. (CBFCA) represents member's interests in the international trade logistic and supply chain management service industry and promotes the development of its members through training and professional development. The CBFCA functions as a peak industry body and the influential voice for customs brokers, international freight forwarders and other associated entities concerned with international trade. |
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The Australian Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry (AWCCI) is the voice of businesswomen in Australia. Our charter is to instigate research, promote trade and commerce and advocate for change whilst working toward gender equality in business.
There are more than 800 000 businesswomen owners around the country. The AWCCI provides members with the tools and resources required to actively engage in trade in Australia and abroad. |
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