This is one of the most sought after opportunities for business and clients to meet and explore opportunities together.

This one day event is happening at the Sofitel Hotel Wentworth in Sydney, on 29th May 2017.

A corporate-focused gathering bringing together all sectors involved in international trade, the event will report on developments in global markets and their impact on Australian trade, and explore what the future may hold for Australia’s corporate and exporters.

Returning to Sydney for its fourth year, GTR’s annual gathering in Australia has evolved into the Australia Trade Forum for 2017. The event will provide maximum audience interaction with live polling, active debates and several stream options, allowing attendees to select their preferred structure.

2017’s conference will be an ideal opportunity to establish new relationships with those currently doing business in the country, bypassing the need to set up countless meetings over several days, and saving time and money.

Highlights include:

*Putting the spotlight on Australia: Policy updates, commodity outlook and future developments amidst the economic volatility

*The big picture: An analysis of the macroeconomic environment, trade rebound and its impact

*What’s next for Australia’s corporate?

*Reviewing challenges and opportunities that Australian corporate are facing, across procurement, treasury and supply chain management

*Digitalisation, technology and trade: An update on the new technologies for trade and financing industries and the bright opportunities they bring for Australia

*Supply chain financing: Current challenges, opportunities and risks across SC financing new solutions and the latest innovations driving digitisation

*Trade and commodity financing: Mechanisms, structures and evolving risk management strategies

*Traders’ roundtable: Navigate the challenges of Australia’s commodity-based economy (trade volumes, policies, regulations, environmental and political factors)

*Infrastructure financing: Reviewing the importance of investing in infrastructure to help increase production, understanding future investment opportunities

*Working capital optimisation priorities: Evaluating, managing and reducing liquidity, currency risk, increasing supply chain efficiency, ensuring greater working capital optimisation

The event will provide maximum audience interaction with live polling, active debates and several stream options, allowing attendees to select their preferred structure. 2017’s conference will be an ideal opportunity to establish new relationships with those currently doing business in the country.

If you are serious about capitalising on exciting new opportunities for trade and investment in Australia, while meeting with leading representatives all in one day – then sign up today as a delegate.

Sign-ups via the MAAC will enjoy special event partner rate. Details of the Australia Trade Forum 2017 can be found here and on their website.

For further details and registration, do email us at: event@emaac.org