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The Asian Australian Business Council is a private association.

Asian Australian Business Council

AABC was incorporated with NSW Fair Trading as a non-profit making organisation on 17 July 2017 by a group of Asian Australian business executives. Membership is by invitation only. From its inception, the AABC has attracted the members of the Asian and Australian community who are active in community service, professions, business academic, business owners. AAB

C conducts regular networking meetings and business appointments and every two years holds a business awards event .

30/04/2026

Dion Woo (Vice President of Australian Asian Business Council, AABC) and I visited the Sydney Build Expo yesterday at International Conference Centre (ICC) Sydney.

We engaged with numerous businesses and promoted AABC. It was a great success.

24/03/2026

The UNHCR has reached another important milestone, showcasing its critical role in the global community.

We extend our gratitude to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

26/01/2026

Happy Australian Day !
We are living in Lucky Country.

We are so happy and so proud . Have a great day !

22/12/2025

🎄Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays🎅

As Jupiter rises in the east, casting its magical glow over the northern hemisphere's night skies, we're reminded of the wonder of the Star of Bethlehem, once guiding the Three Wise Men on their journey.

At this enchanting time of year, I'm delighted to send warmest wishes to each and every one of you.

May your holiday season be filled with rest, joy, and love, and may the new year bring you exactly what you dream for yourself and those you cherish 💕.

From every one at AABC, blessings and happiness to you all!

Kai Hillam
President, AABC

19/12/2025

Condolences for all the victims,

Asian Australian Business Council stand united with our Australian Jewish community in their darkest hour.

As Hanukkah approaches, we pray the light of this festival fills the darkest corners of our nation, bringing renewed acceptance and understanding among us all, regardless of race, colour or creed.

Kai Hillam
President of AABC

11/10/2025

🇹🇭 SITE 2026 Sydney Roadshow at Park Hyatt, The Rocks Sydney 🇦🇺🌟

On 7 October 2025, the SITE 2026 Sydney Roadshow was held successfully at the Park Hyatt, The Rocks Sydney, as a collaboration between the Royal Thai Government Team (Team Thailand Sydney), Prince of Songkla University (PSU), and the Asian Australian Business Council (AABC).

The event concluded with resounding success, creating a remarkable phenomenon that attracted over 100 leading investors from across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.

Investors from Australia, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Netherlands—representing various industries including:
🩺 Medical and Innovation, with the latest breakthrough in Digital Dentistry
💎 Beauty and Wellness
🤖 AI and Technology
💰 Banking and Finance
✈️ Export, Tourism, Mining, and Energy

All expressed strong interest in the innovative technologies from Prince of Songkla University.
More than 30 companies have confirmed plans to participate in SITE 2026, which will take place in Hat Yai, Songkhla, Thailand.

🔗 The event is expected to generate trade negotiations and business opportunities worth over 500 million baht, with potential investment decisions following visits to hospitals and innovation manufacturing sites.

🛬 Furthermore, over 100,000 quality tourists from Australia and around the world are expected to visit Thailand to experience Thai innovations and services—creating significant positive impacts on the MICE, tourism, and hospitality industries, both directly and indirectly.

👥 Distinguished guests included:

Mr. Naruchai Ninnad, Consul-General of Thailand in Sydney

Mr. Zann Maxwell, Deputy Mayor of the City of Sydney

Dr. Patricia Jenkins, President, UN Association of Australia (NSW)

Mr. Lawrence Michael, CEO, RACKCORP.AI

Dr. Helen Sham Ho, Former Member of the NSW Parliament

Ms. Kai Hillam, President, Asian Australian Business Council

🎯 SITE 2026 is more than just an innovation showcase — it represents a powerful force driving the future through the synergy of medical and health industries, technology, and international collaboration.

The event drew an impressive turnout, further strengthening business connections between Australia and Thailand and paving the way for sustainable partnerships across multiple sectors.

04/09/2025

AABC Welcomes Deputy Mayor of Sydney at Successful Networking Event

Sydney, 22 August 2025 – The Asian Australian Business Council (AABC) hosted a full-house event that brought together members, guests, and business leaders for an evening of networking and knowledge-sharing.

The keynote address was delivered by Deputy Mayor of the City of Sydney, Councillor Zann Maxwell, who shared forward-thinking insights on government directions and policies shaping the future of business. His presentation inspired participants with practical ideas and opportunities to navigate a changing business landscape.

AABC continues to provide a vibrant platform for collaboration, innovation, and empowerment within the Asian Australian business community.

15/08/2025

Don't miss AABC’s dinner forum ! Book now !

Meet Zann Maxwell - a young, dynamic Deputy Lord Mayor with a vision to make the City of Sydney great again. Join us at AABC's dinner forum and hear the Deputy Lord Mayor's bold plans to supercharge business in Sydney, create affordable housing, and kickstart Sydney's nightlife again.

Guests and members, this is a unique opportunity to put your questions to our Keynote Speaker Zann Maxwell, City of Sydney’s Deputy Lord Mayor
Join AABC
Friday 22nd August 2025
Women's Club,
197 Elizabeth St, Level 4,
Sydney NSW 2000.
Book now, seating is limited.

10/08/2025

Dear Members,

AABC was proud to present our first digital workshop, “Creating A Data-Driven Marketing Strategy,” underscoring how to break into the Chinese e-commerce market via the social media platform, RedNote with its 300-million users.

These groundbreaking 5-module workshops are being tutored by international Data Driven Marketing Strategy expert and coach, Jia He.

In the following 4-sessions, you will learn how to:
*Launch targeted ad campaigns
*Shoot and edit short-form videos with eye-catching content
*Create high-quality, lifestyle-oriented content matching platform trends
*Host a knockout event aligned with your goals
*Send personalised content to specific segments of your audience.
*Measure results, track opens, clicks, conversions, and more to refine your strategy.
*Build relationships, nurture leads and keep customers engaged with valuable content.
*link, harness and utilise the power of social media

If you're looking to expand your business and tap into the lucrative Chinese e-commerce market online, while avoiding risks like getting banned for life. Our expert Jia He will be sharing valuable insights on what you can and cannot do in the Chinese online marketplace.

My whole last week was spent meeting business owners, potential keynote speakers and exploring new ways to keep AABC members engaged and up to date on doing business with our Asian and Aussie friends.

Many thanks to our main sponsor, RackCorp, for providing the perfect city venue for our first digital marketing workshop.

Remember we have four more workshops pending and dates will be posted on our website in the coming days.

In closing, these dynamic, data-driven marketing strategy workshops will empower local audiences with the skills needed to boost their online business growth, locally, nationally and worldwide.

Warm regards to you all,

Kai Hillam

President
ASIAN AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS COUNCIL (AABC)

06/08/2025

Please come and join us on Friday 8th August 2025. AABC want to give the benefits to our members about marketing digital IT.If you are available.

Few seats left .
From2.00 - 4 PM.
At 3101/31 Market st Sydney CBD.

Free entry. Pls enrole !

Address

175 Pitt Street
Sydney, NSW
2000

Website

http://www.aabc.ventures/

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