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Jodi McKay, National Chair, selected on Advisory board of Centre for Australia-India Relations (CAIR)

AIBC National Chair, Jodi McKay has been appointed to the inaugural Advisory Board of the Centre for Australia-India Relations (CAIR). Prime Minister Anthony Albanese recently announced that CAIR will be the key national body to drive deeper engagement with India through business, policy and cultural activities and also work with the diaspora. The Advisory Board

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History Made With All Women Team To Lead Australia India Business Council Ltd

The country’s leading Australia India business chamber will be led by former NSW Leader of the Opposition, Jodi McKay and Ravneet Pawha, Vice President (Global Alliances) and CEO (South Asia) at Deakin University. Ms McKay and Ms Pawha’s election as National Chair and National Vice Chair of the Australia India Business Council Ltd (AIBC) comes

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AIBC congratulates Swati Dave for being appointed as the first Chair for the Centre of Australia-India Relations (CAIR)

The Australia India Business Council (AIBC) has congratulated Swati Dave on her appointment as the first Chair for the Centre of Australia-India Relations. Swati is a highly respected and an experienced business leader with a track record of successfully transforming large businesses, driving cultural change and managing complex stakeholder engagements across the public and private

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Western Australia trade body sees 2023 as the ‘sweet spot’ year in bilateral business relations

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Western Australia celebrated the historic Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement coming into force today. It represents a huge opportunity for 2023 to be a ‘sweet spot’ year for diversifying our trade and investment relationships. Businesses across WA wanting to export their goods and services will now have enhanced

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