AmCham iiNet Business Luncheon
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AmCham iiNet Business Luncheon
AmChat AmCham iiNet Business Luncheon March 2015 Oil Prospects in South Australia AmChat Newsletter March 2015 iiNet News AmCham Major Partner AmCham Major Partners iiNet Business taking the lead in public WiFi In today’s digital age, free public WiFi is becoming increasingly common, with cities and businesses around the world recognising the benefits of offering simple and free wireless access. WiFi not only plays an important role in creating smart and connected communities, but also provides an opportunity for businesses to add value to the customer experience. We know how important it is to stay connected, whether at home, out at a café or while waiting for an appointment which is why iiNet Business has just launched an offer to give businesses with a physical shopfront the opportunity to provide free WiFi for their customers. According to iiNet Business General Manager Daryl Knight, offering complimentary and secure WiFi access can generate significant benefits. This access will allow people to connect and activate a sense of community. Bringing this access to Australian businesses will generate many benefits for businesses as a way to add value to their services, attract and retain more customers, and hence generate more sales. “We’re pleased to make this happen for our business customers and it’s an extension of what we’re doing with Government WiFi. We’ve recently been selected by the Victorian Government to build Australia’s largest free public wireless network for Melbourne, Ballarat and Bendigo,” said Daryl Knight. iiNet is a leading provider of public access WiFi networks, which includes major wireless deployments in Canberra and Adelaide. For more information about iiNet Business and WiFi, visit www.iinet.net.au/business. “Consumers today expect a fast, reliable and free internet connection. Businesses such as cafés and retail outlets who offer this service will see a benefit as customers are more likely to spend more time there as they browse online,” said Daryl. With cities across the world building public wireless networks, there is a growing expectation that free and seamless access will be available for visitors and residents alike. Daryl Knight General Manager Business & Government iiNet Today’s Speakers Oil Prospects in South Australia James Tauchnitz Petro-King Australia, Country Mananger Petro-King Australia is an independent China based oil company. James is responsible for Petro-King operations from well planning, drilling, stimulations, completions, and operations in Australasia. James previously held a number of technical and management positions for Arrow Energy (Shell and CNPC JV), APLNG (Origin, ConocoPhillips, Sinopec JV) and BHP Billiton. Most recently he was Well Factory Manager for Arrow Energy where he held overall Project Management and stakeholder engagement responsibilities for the Daandine Expansion Project. Adam Bond Linc Energy, Project Manager, Shale Oil and Gas Adam has been Project Manager of Linc Energy’s Shale Oil and Gas business since early 2014, which holds all of the company’s petroleum and mineral licences in SA. Adam is responsible for driving the exploration and development of Linc Energy’s vast shale oil and gas assets primarily in the Arckaringa Basin. Adam joined Linc Energy in 2012, starting out in the coal division and then moving to the centralised business where he played a pivotal role in the company’s transition from an ASX listed company to the Mainboard of the Singapore Exchange (SGX). Stedman Ellis Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association, Chief Operating Officer - West APPEA’s member companies produce over 98% of Australia’s oil and gas production and are responsible for around $145 billion of projects currently under construction. Stedman has had an extensive career in the resources sector working in senior executive roles in both government and industry. He gained international experience while working for BHP Billiton in Papua New Guinea and the US. AmChat Newsletter March 2015 Network News News from AmCham partners The Adelaide MBA. Delivered your way. Streamline Business Processes with ERP Cloud Adelaide’s only AACSB accredited MBA is now more accessible. Oracle ERP Cloud combines the power of best in class business software with easy to use transactional and reporting capabilities that address financial, procurement and project requirements across a range of business processes. 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For more information visit: http://cloud.oracle.com or contact Peter Zille on (08) 8217 6607 or email peter.zille@oracle.com Today’s Auction All proceeds go to the THRF High Coffee for Two at the InterContinental Adelaide High Coffee is a true coffee journey with an array of savouries, a finely crafted sandwich selection and delectable sweet options each perfectly matched by our talented baristas with a unique coffee creation. Indulge in The Atrium Lounge, available daily from 12pm. 2x 1.5L De Bortoli Barossa Shiraz Magnums A framed 2010 Adelaide Football Club guernsey signed by all players Business Card Draw You’ve got to be in it to win it! GETHER IT ALL TO E IT ALL O T H AV E H E M A Y N H E R , T H E Y M I G H T H AV UT TOGET B Today’s Wines 2013 Kangarilla Rd Organic Chardonnay The wine shows supple citrus notes of lime, lemon sorbet together with nuances of green apply and honey dew melon. 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AmChat Newsletter March 2015 Faces in the Crowd AmCham iiNet Business Luncheon, 6 February Free Trade Agreements – SA a Big Winner News News from AmCham partners The New Review Damian Scanlon The University of Adelaide Glenn Cooper AM Coopers Brewery Jim Whalley The Nova Group of Companies Jane Pickering Eldercare Incorporated Adrian Evans JPE Design Studio Pascale Quester The University of Adelaide Cameron Hall Elders Limited Hon Martin Hamilton-Smith MP Minister for Investment & Trade Leigh McClusky McClusky & Co Strategic Communications Peter Megaw CBA Simon Olesen Deloitte Sandy Donaldson DW Fox Tucker Lawyers Shanelle Franklin Rip It Up Kym Darcy ANZ Debbie Sterrey & Nicolle Rantanen Statewide Super A refreshing new design – including a new masthead and columns – means the April edition of The Adelaide Review will be an issue to look out for. The Adelaide Review will still contain expert commentary about politics, economics, business, food and wine, performing arts as well as design and architecture, but it will be packaged with a new look and feel. Some sections to look out for include a new business spread, the unveiling of a wine column, as well as a new food column. These will feature alongside commentary from nationally revered figures such as Stephen Koukoulas, John Spoehr, Shirley Stott Despoja, Andrew Hunter, Dave Graney and Kris Lloyd. The new look Adelaide Review will be on the streets from Thursday, March 26. adelaidereview.com.au Diary Dates Ensure you book early to avoid missing out! AmCham iiNet Business Luncheon Friday 15 May InterContinental, 11.45–2pm Post-Budget Address The Federal Government will release its second Budget in May. Hon Christopher Pyne MP Minister for Education and Training Leader of the House of Representatives Michael Workman Senior Economist, Global Markets, Commonwealth Bank of Australia AmCham Business Seminar Friday 15 May InterContinental, 9-11.30am Doing Business in the US If you are interested in expanding to the US market, this seminar is for you! You will learn from the experts on Market Entry, Legal and Tax Issues, Government Services and more. With a population in excess of 316 million, the US remains the world’s largest economy and the largest consumer market in the world. America was ranked the #1 export market for Australian exporters in the 2014 Australian International Business Survey. Ian Smith Founder, United States Connect James Simango Principal, USTaxCentral Australia Brett Cowell Chairman of Partners, Cowell Clarke AmChat Newsletter March 2015 AmCham Major Partner Network News The Hospital Research Foundation A dinner with friends to fight cancer During the time you have friends over for dinner 40 Australians will be diagnosed with cancer. You can help change this by signing up to host a Longest Table to raise money for cancer research through The Hospital Research Foundation (THRF). AmCham Partners The Longest Table is a fun and simple event where you host a dinner with your friends. Your dinner can be as laid back or as elaborate as you like, whether it’s a barbeque or burger night or even an 8 course meal. The Longest Table Ambassador and My Kitchen Rules champion, Bree May has grand plans for her 2015 Longest Table. After sadly losing her cousin to cancer last year, Bree is inspired to raise as much as possible to support cancer research. “Cancer is something that has touched my family a lot,” she said. “There is not a single Australian alive that isn’t directly or indirectly affected by cancer, but I honestly believe, that together we can create a future without this terrible disease in it. By getting involved in The Longest Table, I feel like I am making a difference.” The official date is Saturday, 20th of June, but you can hold your dinner to fight cancer at any time that suits you. Register via the website and start planning your Longest Table. A cure could be at the end of your table. www.thelongesttable.com.au Nominated Charity American Chamber of Commerce in Australia (SA) GPO Box 1886, Adelaide South Australia 5001 Telephone: +61 8 8212 4688 www.amchamsa.on.net