On 3 September 2020, we were pleased to present an online event with the Government of Western Australia European Office and the Australian Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre (FBICRC) on the battery value chain from Australia to Germany.
On 29th of September, former Chair of the Oireachtas Brexit Committee and Dail Deputy for Dublin-Rathdown, Neale Richmond TD will address the membership of the Chamber on a potential Brexit trade deal between the EU and UK.
The German Australian Business Council is pleased to invite members and friends to a virtual tour with Dr Tania Peitzker, who will share how conversational commerce and AI have come to the fore in IoT (Germany's Industrie 4.0) and the Digital/Experience Economy.
The German Australian Business Council is pleased to invite members and friends to the Farewell Dinner for our Patron H.E. Lynette Wood, Australian Ambassador to Germany.
The German Australian Business Council together with the Western Australian Government European Office and the Australian Future Battery Industry Cooperative Research Centre are pleased to present a webinar on Australia’s value proposition as a secure and sustainable partner for critical raw material supply for the European energy and e-mobility industries.
The Australia–United Kingdom Chamber of Commerce is delighted to launch its Leaders in Conversation series with our first event to feature the iconic Ita Buttrose AC OBE. Ita is a truly exceptional Australian: a legendary media trailblazer, businesswoman, best-selling author, committed community and welfare contributor and 2013 Australian of the Year.
It made for fascinating listening. Four top business leaders from four hugely successful global companies, all sharing their very different stories of navigating the unprecedented COVID 19 crisis.
On the 18th of June, the Australian Ambassador to Germany H.E. Lynette Wood gave an update on the diplomatic relations between Germany and Australia, highlighting the importance of both countries to work together to overcome the economic challenges arising from COVID-19 in the next 12 to 18 months.