
Discussion & Reception: President Obama's Australia Visit & US-Australia-China Relations
Ernst & Young 6-Feb-12 |
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Corporate Overview
The Association’s wide variety of corporate programs provide high level forums for engaging in dialogue and discussion. The programs aim to build solid strategic allegiances between the United States, Australia and New Zealand. The Association focuses its corporate programs towards educating its members about topical government, business and legislative issues that may affect corporate interests in the US or Australia, including for example trade and investment, tax or work visa issues. The Association also offers opportunities for corporate members to discuss issues affecting the wider Australian and United States relationship.
About the Business Council
The primary function of the Council is to foster relations between the United States, Australia and New Zealand by educating members on topical issues which affect Australian and American companies. The Business Council works with American Australian Chambers of Commerce throughout the US, with similar associations in Australia, with the Australian and New Zealand Embassies in Washington and Consulates in New York, the US-NZ Council and the Australia United States FTA Business Group. The Business Council also holds social events during the year for corporate members, in order to facilitate networking opportunities.
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| Frances Cassidy, A/g Chairman | Michelle Koch |
| Gavin Anderson | Derek Linsell |
| Malcolm Binks | Sara McKerihan |
| C. Shawn Bookin | Robert H. Moore II |
| Michael Cameron | Bruce T. Richards |
| Kate Cassidy | Jacqui Spence |
| Graeme Chambers | Kevin Stone |
| Craig E. Chapman, Esq. | Luke Sullivan |
| Drew de Carvalho | Robert Tanzmann |
| Felicity Gates | Jerry Wolf |
| Kathryn Holleran |