Events
Victoria
Chinese Ministry of Commerce Business Leaders
19 June 2010
10.00am - 12.30pmMelbourne
ACBC, together with Invest Victoria, is pleased to invite you to a major event to meet senior business leaders of major Chinese companies who are in Australia as part of a major mission led by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (Investment Promotion Agency). The mission will be accompanying the Vice President of China, His Excellency Mr Xi Jinping, on his visit to Canberra*
50 Chinese companies from a range of industries and with key interests in energy, agribusiness, financial services and mining industries will be attending.
Opening remarks by the Hon Mr Steve Bracks AC, former Premier of Victoria, Senior Advisor to KPMG, Invest Victoria & the Ministry of Commerce.
All members are welcome to join the business briefing and/or networking drinks.
*Vice President Xi will not be attending this event.
Date: Saturday 19 June 2010
Time: 10.00am - 11.30am: Business briefing: Invest Victoria & KPMG
11.30am - 12.30pm: Networking Drinks
Venue: KPMG, Banking Chamber, Ground Floor, 147 Collins Street, Melbourne
RSVP: To acbcvic@acbc.com.au before 16 June.
Inquiries to Meng Zhang, 03 9347 3939
Thanks to event sponsors KPMG and Asipac.
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