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Past events |
Knowledge Management Seminar - Tuesday 7th June 2005 |
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- yarra river cruise - mcaca official launch - AMSA Toastmasters Club monthly meeting |
Knowledge Management as an academic and business discipline has been
evolving over the past ten years. In 2005 most organisations that have
commenced the Knowledge Management journey are considering how best to build
and sustain capability.
Knowledge Management is multi-disciplinary. Consequently research must recognise many dimensions in order to build our understanding of the issues and opportunities that contribute to improved productivity and social capital. The University of Melbourne recognises the need to contribute to the existing body of knowledge. Further, it supports efforts to collaborate with business to focus the research activity and guide the development of educational program. The forthcoming Knowledge Management Seminar (refer to attachment) is going to be held on Tuesday 7th June at the University of Melbourne, from 5:30 pm to approx. 8:00 pm (light refreshments will be provided). Venue: Executive Lounge, Level 1, Alan Gilbert Building (corner of Grattan and Barry Streets), and thereafter for the presentation in Theatre 2, Level 1, Alan Gilbert Building. The guest speaker at this seminar will be Sibylla Noras, Telstra - Knowledge Management. If you are interested to attend the Knowledge Management Seminar, could you please RSVP by return email to Sarah Pedley (sjpedley@unimelb.edu.au), or by telephone: 03-834 43605, or by fax: 03-9349 2397. This is mainly for catering purposes.
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Yarra River Cruise MCACA VIC |
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20th of May 2005 - MSA (Malaysian Students Association, RMIT) Yarra River Cruise. Click here for event photos (under construction) | Click here for event poster |
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MCACA Official Launch
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9th of April 2005 - MCACA Launch at Avillion Hotel. Dear Members and Associates of MCACA, The Malaysian Chinese Association Club of Australia Incorporated would like to extend its appreciation to everyone who attended the launch on the 9th of April. The event was a night to remember and MCACA would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere and utmost gratitude to The Hon. Dato' Dr. Chua Soi Lek, MCA Vice President & Minister of Health Malaysia. Not forgetting The Hon. Henry Tsang, Parliament Secretary of NSW Parliament, thank you again for your support. The MCACA launch was a great success and this could not have been possible without you and your commitment to support our organisation and cause. MCACA is confident that with your support shown, we will strive for excellence, grow from strength to strength, and commit to developing the organisation to serve the Malaysian community in Australia. Click here for event poster | Click here for event photos Click here for Address by Dato' Chua Soi Lek | Click here for Address by MCACA President, Wei Ming CHAN
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AMSA Toastmasters Club Meeting |
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Toastmasters International is an organisation committed to providing real world training and a conducive environment for individuals to practice their communication, public speaking and leadership skills; and the opportunity to apply them. AMSA Toastmasters Club have their club meeting every last Saturday of the month. For AMSA Toastmasters Club profile click here.
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Business update on Australia's current Free Trade Agreement Negotiations |
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Date: Thursday 23 June 2005 Time: 2.30 - 4.30/5.30 pm Venue: NSW Department of State and Regional Development, Level 44, 225 George St, Sydney NSW 2000 There will be a business update outlining the major issues concerning the Australia-ASEAN-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement and Malaysia-Australia Free Trade Agreement. The presenters will be Michael Mugliston, who is the Lead Negotiator of the above two FTA's, and Stephen Deady who is the Lead Negotiator of the Australia-United Arab Emirates FTA.
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AMSA Networking Night |
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Dear members & associates of the AMSA Business Network, Our next networking night will be on Wednesday, 22nd June. We will have Geoff Atkin from the Sydney CBD Business Centre, Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) to give a talk on "Visa Options for Business People Coming to Australia". This focus is closely related to the skills shortage that Australia is experiencing and the close ties with Malaysia that our members have. We have also requested a focus for small and medium sized businesses looking for skilled staff or partners from overseas. |
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China: Facing the Challenges of Globalisation and Labour Issues |
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China is leading the world in terms of economic growth. It is actively pursuing Free Trade Agreements with many Western countries, including one with Australia, signed in April. Yet, China is experiencing a number of challenges to provide the labour to meet its increasing economic growth. This lecture will be presented by two world-renowned experts in this field. Professor Richard Freeman from Harvard University will examine China and the political economy of trade agreements. Mr Terry Collingsworth, the Executive This event is presented by the Monash Institute for Global Movements and Asialink. Further information is available at: WHEN: Wednesday 22 June 2005 |
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