International Trade Outlook: Navigating Challenges in 2025

Name: International Trade Outlook: Navigating Challenges in 2025
Start: 2025-02-06T15:00:00+1100
End: 2025-02-06T16:00:00+1100

Thu, 6 Feb 2025, 3pm - 4pm AEDT

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The Export Council of Australia

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Join us for an insightful webinar as we explore the critical trends and challenges shaping international trade in 2025.

Featuring three expert speakers, the session will cover:

Global economic outlook and geopolitical risks
Freight and supply chain considerations
IP considerations and commercialisation strategies

Following the opening remarks, engage directly with our speakers during a 30-minute live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical insights.

Don't miss this opportunity to stay informed and prepare your business for the year ahead!

ECA is pleased to partner with IP Australia on this initiative.

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The Export Council of Australia

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The Export Council of Australia began in 1957. That is more than 60 years ago! At that time, we were known as the Australian Institute of Export, the leading provider of education and training for Australian businesses engaged in global trade.

Today, we are known as the Export Council of Australia, and we do significantly more. We are the peak body representing every player in the ecosystem of international trade. Our members are individuals, small, medium and large enterprises, coming from different industries and sectors.

Our member exporters are involved in both the manufacturing of goods and delivery of services in a variety of industries such as agrifood, well-being and health, wine, defence, entertainment, information technology, cyber security, construction, etc. They export to a diverse range of markets across every continent of the world.

Organisations that support exporters are also part of our strategic network. They provide marketing and legal advice, arrange logistics and transport services, and facilitate information flows to ease trade processes. They are a critical part of the ecosystem, and we are pleased to be working closely with them.

Also, we collaborate with government departments at the federal, state and local levels (including specialised agencies such as Austrade, IP Australia and CSIRO), as well as academic institutions (such as the University of Canberra, Bond University and the Australian National University) to advance issues that have impact at scale (including on reliable and affordable shipping, simplified trade, Indigenous and environmental issues).

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