IBC Australia is registered with the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, Government of Western Australia, Consumer Protection as an Association (Registration No: A1026382M, ABN: 63812727902).
Aims and Objectives
1. To promote business and trade links between Australia and other countries globally
2. To create a unique forum for sharing experiences and issues with other businesses in various countries worldwide.
3. To develop wider Australian and International links, which will lead to information sharing on business development, trade and investment.
4. To provide a gateway for business support organizations to interact with the International and Australian communities and will be involved in a host of community wide activities.
5. To promote business, trade, social and cultural ties among the countries including promoting trade between Australia and other countries as well as advocate for a Free Trade Agreement.
6. To organize networking events on a periodical basis for businesses to come together and forge partnerships and deals including developing business relationships.
7. To organize conferences, business fora and seminars with guest speakers representing eminent businesses and senior Government Representatives and Officers.
8. To assist with trade inquiries and help with country specific information and organize Trade Shows and Exhibitions.
9. To organize trade delegations from Australia to various countries and receive trade delegations from various countries.
10. To create a comprehensive Business Directory, identifying members business and the services they provide thus promoting networking and development opportunities and any other relevant activity to promote the business and trade relationships among the countries including the publication of Newsletters, Books, Business Directories and dissemination of information through electronic media.
11. To identify, promote and recognize the interest of International Communities living in Australia and vice versa and recognizing the contributions and services of the persons for promoting trade, business and cultural ties.
12. To open the Chapters of the Association in other states of Australia as well as in various countries globally.
13. To partner with and support other similar organisations operating in Australia and other countries and to be aware of Australian and other countries trade initiatives.
14. To cooperate with the Embassies; High Commissions, Consulate General Offices, etc., of various countries in Australia and vice versa.
15. To organize joint events with various Organisations, Associations, Business Councils, Chambers of Commerce, Government Departments, etc., for promoting the business and trade activities and hosting the Australian and various countries’ Ambassadors, High Commissioners, Consul Generals, Trade Officers, Government Officials and others Dignitaries.
