India
Australia
New Zealand
Singapore
A non-profit organisation fostering Indo-Australian trade, investment and education with a connecting link to New Zealand and Singapore.
ANZ-INDIA
Business Chamber
"Welcome To
ANZ-India
Business Chamber"
The Chamber's success lies in its large network of business contacts, its focus on young entrepreneurship, an accent on digital business, a significantly marketing oriented approach and not just an association of international business community.
MESSAGE
MD & CEO
Every successful journey begins from a starting point. That is where all the excitement and expectations, the euphoria and the momentum start building up.
I am now at that special moment. I take pride in describing myself as an irrepressible Indo Australian. Fifteen years of my professional life were wholly spent in identifying, pursuing and promoting Indo- Australian business opportunities. I made twelve business visits to Australia, Interacted with over 2000 Australian companies spread across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.
+300 MEMBERS
+100 EVENTS
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Recent Events
Visit to the Indian High Commission at Singapore (December 2024)
Christmas Networking at Sydney (November 2024)
India Independence Day Celebration at Sydney (August 2024)
ANZIBC Technology Conference at Melbourne (June 2024)
Mauritius Ministerial Delegation at Chennai (March 2024)
Connect India Conference Australia (February 2024)
Christmas Networking Meet (December 2023)
ANZIBC EduSkill Conference (November 2023)
Meeting with the Victorian Parliamentarians (September 2023)
ANZIBC Technology Conference Australia 2023 (August 2023)
Meeting at the Indian High Commission in Canberra (August 2023)
Business & Technology Conference Australia (August 2023)
ANZIBC Networking & Business Introduction (July 2023)
Meeting with the Indian Consul General in Melbourne (May 2023)
Chamber’s Education Delegation at UOW, Sydney (May 2023)
“India gave me lifelong memories, but life-changing moments” – Steve Waugh
He played for Australia but captured the cricket of India, in all its kaleidoscopic forms.
While delving deep into the world of cricket in India, Steve Waugh saw the game which is more a way of life here, being played by monks at the foothills of the Himalayas.
He saw the sport being played on the beaches, the deserts, the mountains.
The much-admired Australian great was swept off his feet by the sight of a disabled player, being supported by a bamboo on one side, “flying through the air like ninja warriors” while hurling the ball.
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