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Event Invitation | Yangon | Joint Chambers Networking Evening
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You are invited to a networking evening hosted by AMCHAM, AustCham, CCI France and the New Zealand Myanmar Chamber of Commerce. Among these four leading business chambers, you will find companies across a wide array of sectors, including agriculture, construction, energy, financial services, food and beverage, hospitality, manufacturing, natural resources, and many more.
Located on the top floor of the Ibis Hotel, our venue 369 Rooftop will dazzle you with glittering views of Yangon while you enjoy their fine wine, beer, soft drinks and a selection of canapés.
Come experience Yangon’s skyline view from the covered terrace bar while expanding your network and enjoying live music.
When: Tuesday 5 November, 2019 l 6:30pm-8:30pm
Where: Rooftop Bar at Ibis Styles, 369 Laydaungkan Road Yangon
Cost: USD 20 (MMK 30,000) for members of AMCHAM, AustCham, CCI France and NZMCC; USD 30 (MMK 45,000) for non-members.
Fee includes free flow of beer, house wine, soft drinks and a selection of canapés.
RSVP: connect@austchammyanmar.com
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Event Invitation | Yangon | Integrating Brand & CX to Establish a Competitive Advantage
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AustCham Myanmar and Kantar Myanmar invite you to attend a briefing on the “Integrating Brand & CX to establish a competitive advantage”
In Myanmar, consumers lifestyles are changing that they are choosing experiences over products. All business need to understand how their brands perform against their competitors, and – crucially – against their customers expectations. There will be presentations on how to identify the gap between brand promise and customer experience and will demonstrate how to close the gap by using online platform. The briefing includes a Q&A session and followed by networking drinks at Australian Embassy Staff Complex, there will then be a cash bar.
When: Wednesday 6 November, 2019 l 4:00pm-6:00pm
Where: Australian Embassy Staff Complex, 18 Golden Valley Road, Yangon, Myanmar
Cost: 5USD per member/ 10USD per non-member
RSVP: connect@austchammyanmar.com
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Event Invitation | Yangon l Women in Business & Leadership Development Conference 2019
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AustCham Myanmar cordially invites you to the Opening Gala Dinner of the fourth annual Women in Business and Leadership Development Forum. Join us for a unique evening to hear from truly inspiring leading women from business in Myanmar.
Enjoy dinner pre-dinner cocktails, canapes a three-course meal complemented by beer and wine. Guests will also enjoy fine music, and dance performances. A fun evening to expand your business networks and support Women in Business and Leadership Development.
Proceeds from your Opening Gala Dinner ticket will help support Myanmar women to attend, learn and be inspired at the Women in Business and Leadership Development Conference which will take place the following day.
When: Friday 29th November,2019
Where: Rosewood Hotel, 14 Strand Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon
Dress: Formal attire
Cost: USD110 per person, including entry, pre-dinner cocktails and canapés, a three course meal accompanied by beer and wine. Table booking are available (10 tickets)
Early Bird Tickets: USD100 per person are available until October 31, 2019
Tickets can be purchased by cash payment only. Please check AustCham’s website and facebook page for ticket sales venues.
Contact lisaallwood@austchammyanmar.com or call +95 9 957 976 356
Event sponsorship is available. For more information please email lisaallwood@austchammyanmar.com
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You are invited to attend the fourth annual Women in Business and Leadership Development Conference, proudly brought to you by AustCham Myanmar.
Join us for a unique opportunity to listen to truly inspiring leading women and men who will share their stories, life skills and business experts in a range of areas:
- Women’s Leadership: Inclusivity and Diversity in the Workplace
- Accessible Childcare
- Women in Non-Traditional Roles
- Women’s Leadership Development: Confidence building, networking and public speaking
- Women in Business: Socially Responsible nvestment
- Ongoing Education and Career Progression
- Women in Business: Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Leadership Development: Career planning, networking and seeking opportunities
There will interactive booths set up with a range of offering. So don’t miss out!
This is an opportunity to learn how to progress your leadership development, start and grow your business and to create networks with others who have already achieved success.
When: Saturday 30th November 2019, 8:30am for 9:00am start until 5:30pm
Where: Rosewood Hotel, 14 Strand Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon
Cost: MMK15000 registration fee which includes all day conference attendance, Lunch, coffee/tea and refreshment throughout the day.
The agenda will be released in advance of the conference.
Event sponsorship is available. For more information please email lisaallwood@austchammyanmar.com
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Minutes Service
AustCham Myanmar is in need of minute services for AustCham Myanmar Board meetings. If there are any member law firms able to provide minute services, please contact the Chamber on info@a-mcc.com. |
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Declining imports, trade deficit not a cause for concern: experts (The Myanmar Time, 21 October)
Myanmar saw a shrinking of its trade deficit to US$1.1 billion in fiscal 2018-19, the first time in six years that exports grew faster than imports. “The trade deficit for 2018-19 declined substantially due to higher export volumes and a dip in imports compared to last year,” said U Khin Maung Lwin, assistant secretary at the Ministry of Commerce (MOC).
PTTOR aims to open first petrol station in Myanmar next year (The Eleven Media, 21 October)
Buranin Rattanasombat, executive vice-president of planning at PTT Oil and Retail Business (PTTOR), revealed on Friday (October 18) that the company is planning to expand its markets in neighbouring countries as part of its overseas business strategy.
Myanmar citizen investment volume reaches K 19,000 billion including US$ 10 billion in 11 economic sectors (The Eleven Media, 18 October)
Myanmar citizen investment volume reached K 19,000 billion including US$ 10 billion in 11 economic sectors of Myanmar within 31 years, with the most investment in real estate accounting for 22 %, according to the official statistics of the Department of Investment and Company Administration (DICA).
Yangon Stock Exchange Due to Let Myanmar-Based Foreigners Trade (The Irrawaddy, 18 October)
Foreigners living in Myanmar will be allowed to buy and sell on the Yangon Stock Exchange in the first phase of the process of opening up to the international market, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission of Myanmar (SECM).
The World Bank's Latest Report on Myanmar: 5 Takeaways on Growth and Risks (The Irrawaddy, 17 October)
The World Bank’s latest forecast predicts that Myanmar will see positive growth, risks and challenges in the short- to mid-term future. The forecast highlights the country’s growing GDP and reductions to poverty as well as increasing inflation and fiscal deficits.
Viber eyes more growth in Myanmar (The Myanmar Time, 17 October)
Rakuten Viber wants to expand its services in Myanmar beyond calling and instant messaging to incorporate payments, transfers and e-commerce, its chief executive, Djamel Agaoua, told the Myanmar Times during a recent interview.
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