



Navigating Asia with cultural intelligence requires deeper appreciation of these key areas of difference
9 OCTOBER 2015
Country Starter Packs
01 OCTOBER 2015
"Do you know what you need to consider before setting up a business in #China?" Asialink @_Asialink_
Country Starter Packs to provide Australian businesses with the information they need to confidently enter their desired market.
Why Diversity, why now?
08 March 2016
One of the big challenges facing organizations today is getting all employees, from the CEO to the hourly workers, to realize that to become the best, they have to embrace diversity.
Diversity is about empowering people. It makes an organization effective by capitalizing on all of the strengths of each employee.
Diversity also means to create inclusion — creating an atmosphere in which all people feel valued, respected and have the same opportunities as others.
Change is one thing, disruption is another
12 May 2016
One of the big challenges facing organizations today is getting all employees, from the CEO to the hourly workers, to realize that to become the best, they have to embrace diversity.
Diversity is about empowering people. It makes an organization effective by capitalizing on all of the strengths of each employee.
Diversity also means to create inclusion — creating an atmosphere in which all people feel valued, respected and have the same opportunities as others.

FTAs can be bittersweet. Transactions mix short-term export improvement in goods trade with long-term cost exposures across the economy.
5 OCTOBER 2015




China’s One Belt One Road - A new opportunity for Australian expertise if we find our niche and work it hard!
9 OCTOBER 2015
"There is no such thing as an export market. There is only someone else's domestic market". Chris Rees, Austrade.
23 JULY 2015
Understanding Australia’s International Trade Agreements
AUGUST 2015
Australia’s prosperity is more connected than ever to developments in the global economy. Our trade with the world is equivalent to 42% of our GDP – a number that has not dropped below 25% since 1900.
The stock of foreign investment in Australia is at record highs of A$2.8 trillion, while Australia’s investments around the world total A$2.0 trillion (2014).
Sustaining our performance as the world’s 12th largest economy, with the fifth highest GDP per capita will require strong international engagement.

FTA Tool website launched by ECA
3 JULY 2015
This website is designed to help Australian exporters navigate the basicsof Australia's Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) quickly and easily.

AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa Jayaram pays tribute in Chennai to former chief minister and party founder MG Ramachandran in her first public appearance in months. (AFP Photo)



Extraordinary transformation of the Chinese economy continues to occurs. 52 percent China's GDP is now Services based.
20 MAY 2015
This Budget has many positives for the Indian Community | SBS Your Language | Interview with Rohini Kappadath in HINDI
15 MAY 2015

Korean market is white hot - be prepared for tough competition. Only 40-50 Australian companies on the ground. What's your plan to succeed?
07 MAY 2015

Australian companies can work in third markets towards servicing Korean construction companies operating in other parts of Asia.
07 MAY 2015




Nicola Watkinson, Senior Trade & Investment commissioner, India, launches a report on opportunities in the Auto Sector
10 MARCH 2015
2020 Tokyo Olympics presents a big opportunity for Australian companies with expertise in planning and delivering sporting events at scale
7 MAY 2015
Korea has a faster ageing population than Japan. Home to largest pension funds in the world. Enormous pool of savings looking for a home.
07 MAY 2015
Leonie Muldoon, Snr Trade Commissioner Japan says others countries are succeeding in Japan - we need to step in.
7 MAY 2015








@AusHCIndia Automotive sector Roundtable at the Australia India Institute @TalkingAsia @amitabhmattoo
04 MARCH 2015
A delegation of business leaders met with a visiting Auto Sector delegation from India to discuss innovative approaches to forming collaborations between auto components manufacturers and Indian Auto majors, given the impending demise of the industry in Australia.
"Celebrating International Women's Day at MCG and encouraging more women to step up. #womenseriously!"
02 MARCH 2015
Going global – do your homework and assess the risks
23 June 2014
Rohini Kappadath
Attorney-General George Brandis’s comment on the legal status of the Palestinian Territories and the Arab world’s subsequent threat to impose trade sanctions on Australia show how statements of policy, real or perceived, can affect our trade relations and exporters.
Policy changes and their repercussions are only one element of risk that companies need to consider when exporting to global markets.
Winning the battle for relevance
26 May 2014
Rohini Kappadath
If there is one lesson that we can learn from Modi's victory in the recent Indian elections, it is that in this digitally connected flat world even the mightiest can become irrelevant within a relatively short space of time.
Winning the battle for relevance is about continuous re-engineering of your strategies in order to meet the evolving needs of your markets, clients, constituents, stakeholders or fans.
Do the names Kodak, Borders and Blackberry still ring a bell?
No easy route to the business wealth of Asia
Rohini Kappadath
29 OCTOBER 2012
The rise of Asia has been a game changer. Despite short-term volatility, a massive opportunity exists for Australia to engage in business across Asia, but it doesn’t just follow that successfully seizing this prize will happen of its own accord.
Super Trade Mission to India
Rohini Kappadath
2012
The Premier of Victoria Ted Baillieu led the state’s largest-ever trade mission to India in February, with representatives from over 220 Victorian companies, to boost Victoria’s two-way trade and investment partnership with Indian businesses and the Indian community.
Rohini Kappadath represented Pitcher Partners at the Super Trade Mission, along with 300 company and institutional leaders, to explore the substantial new export and investment opportunities for Victorian businesses.