Roundtable with Australian Consul-General to Shanghai - ACBC Vic

Mr Trindade is a senior career officer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and commenced in Shanghai as Consul General in July 2019.

Mr Trindade has previously served overseas as Consul General, Australian Consulate-General, Guangzhou (2014-2018); Deputy Permanent Representative, World Trade Organization, Geneva; and Deputy Head of Mission, Australian High Commission, Singapore. In Canberra, Mr Trindade has held a number of senior roles in legal and trade policy and negotiations.

He holds degrees in Law and Arts (Asian Studies) from Melbourne University, and a Graduate Diploma in Foreign Affairs and Trade from Australian National University.

Mr Trindade is looking forward to reconnecting with Australian businesses, now that travel restrictions have eased, to better represent you and your interests overseas.

We thank the Department of Foreign Affairs for hosting this event in their boardroom and warmly invite you to join this member-only in-person roundtable to learn more about opportunities in the Shanghai region, receive an update on government priorities in China for 2023 and beyond and enable you to discuss your business goals.

Date: Thursday 9 February 2023

Time: 2:30pm - 4:00pm AEDT (including afternoon tea)

Venue: DFAT Victoria State Office - Level 14, 55 Collins Street Melbourne

Members-Only: Free

Your membership will be cross-referenced prior to the event.

While ACBC is the facilitator of this event, the information and insights provided at this event are not provided by ACBC. ACBC excludes any liability in respect of the information and insights provided and attendees rely on and use the information and insights provided at their own risk.

There is limited space for this event. Please book a ticket to secure your spot and be sure to let us know if you can no longer attend. Any cancellations made within 7 days of the event are non-refundable.

Any queries please contact [email protected]

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