act exporters network
National Monday Update Issue:
1. FREE Networking Function!
2. ACT Education Services Export Strategy
12 May 2010
What export could do for your business?
Join the ACT Exporters’ Network and Canberra Business Point for a free networking event on 12 May 2010.
ACT Exporters Network member Neil Bolton, CEO of Recruitment Systems will talk about getting into export and what export could do for your business.
Neil will focus on the export journey in the early phases and highlight the highs and lows of conducting international business while also exploring how important export is to the ACT economy.
So if you are interested in export or currently conduct international trade in your own small business, come listen and learn a few tips of the trade and how too you can develop or grow your own export opportunities
Time: 5:30-7:30pm
Venue: Yellow Edge, Unit 8, 9 Sydney Avenue, Barton
RSVP: Just send a brief email with your name, company name and contact number to brooke [dot] anderson [at] canberrabusinesscouncil [dot] com [dot] au (Brooke Anderson), Canberra Business Council
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2. ACT Education Services Export Strategy
The Canberra Business Council formally submitted the ACT Education Services Export Strategy to the ACT Government in late March 2010.
In its letter to the Government, the Council recommended that the Steering Committee continue to reconvene on a regular basis to provide assistance with Strategy implementation.
A meeting of Steering Committee members has been convened for Friday 14 May 2010. Members will be asked in this meeting on how to best progress in implementing the strategy and establish a comprehensive website portal and accompanying collateral to promote an identity for Canberra as Australia’s education capital. The Steering Committee will need to make several decisions about how to progress this item with the funding and resources available. On this basis, ACT members are asked to contact ACPET representative on the Steering Committee, Frank Sette to have their input in the process.
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