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AIMEX receives funding for national marine business seminars

by AIMEX on 17 Jan 2012
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In co-operation with Enterprise Connect, the Australian International Marine Export Group (AIMEX) has been awarded a grant to host a total of 5 Seminars to be held nationally in Gold Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth in February 2012.

This series of seminars have been specifically tailored to marine industry business needs. The seminars will be focusing on remaining competitive, increasing productivity, driving innovation, reinvigorating strategies, driving business goals, developing staff skills, analyzing supply chains and combating challenges and issues.

AIMEX CEO MaryAnne Edwards said 'Ensuring survival in 2012 and for the future means taking advantage of every opportunity. We encourage marine industry businesses not to miss out on this opportunity. In addition to the seminar content, hearing what other marine industry professionals are doing to drive their businesses and overcome todays challenges is an invaluable opportunity also.'

The seminars will conclude with networking drinks. They will be a combination of group discussions, power point presentation and case studies.

AIMEX will be contracting Madison Cross consultant Tony Karabatsas once again to deliver these seminars. He is very experienced within the marine export and Superyacht sector but also has good knowledge and experience across other industry sectors i.e. automotive. Tony has worked with a number of marine industry clients and has produced a number of specific reports for the industry.

The seminars have been scheduled as follows; Gold Coast (7 February), Brisbane (8 February), Sydney (15 February), Melbourne (21 February) and Perth (28 February). Information and registration is available on the AIMEX website www.aimex.asn.au or AIMEX can be contacted on (03) 9867 6625 or email marketing@aimex.asn.au

Locations and Dates
Gold Coast: Sanctuary Cove Village - International Business Lounge
Tuesday 7 February, 3 - 7pm including networking drinks

Brisbane: Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, 578 Royal Esplanade, Manly
Wednesday 8 February, 9am -1pm including networking lunch

Sydney: MLC Centre, Level 48, 19 Martin Place
Wednesday 15 February, 3 - 7pm including a briefing on the UAE market and networking drinks

Melbourne: BIAV Offices - 24 York St, Sth Melbourne
Tuesday 21 February, 3 - 7pm including networking drinks

Perth: BIAWA Offices - Unit 3, 266 Stirling St, Perth
Tuesday 28 February 3 - 7pm including networking drinks

These events are supported by Enterprise Connect. Enterprise Connect is a $50 million a year Australian Government initiative that provides support to eligible Australian small and medium sized businesses. For more information visit www.enterpriseconnect.gov.au or call the Hotline on 131 791.
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