Around 110 companies, across services, energy, legal and finance.
Representing over 110 companies across sectors including services, manufacturing, primary agriculture, energy, resources, legal, finance, tourism, and education, AustCham Korea acts as a vital conduit for trade and investment between Australia and Korea.
What AustCham Korea says membership carries
With a focus on providing representation, advocacy, access and information, the Chamber hosts up to 40 events and initiatives each year, including monthly business forums, roundtable discussions, marketing promotions, ministerial receptions, social networking functions and a Corporate Social Responsibility programme.
What it costs
Their membership page links an application form and a downloadable information pack rather than printing a figure. No placeholder rate is shown here.
Platinum, Gold and Silver Members
AustCham Korea does not publish a separate sponsorship programme. It publishes three ranked membership tiers on its own front page, Platinum, Gold and Silver, each carrying member companies’ own marks.
Platinum Members
Gold Members
Silver Members
How the Chamber communicates
AustCham’s monthly e-Newsletter carries the latest trade and business news between Australia and Korea and up-to-date Chamber activities, read by up to 1,000 subscribers.
In line with the Chamber’s CSR mission of minimising its carbon footprint, AustCham has moved to a paperless, digital membership directory. Only AustCham members are granted access to member names and contact details, via a unique login.
AustCham provides opportunities to sponsor food and beverages, raffle prizes, or an event venue. Event sponsors have their company’s logo promoted on the website, on social media, and during events.
Up to 40 events and initiatives a year, and a Platinum, Gold and Silver membership wall.
With a focus on providing representation, advocacy, access and information, the Chamber hosts up to 40 events and initiatives each year, including monthly business forums, roundtable discussions, marketing promotions, ministerial receptions, social networking functions and a Corporate Social Responsibility programme.