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Australia China Business Council awards nominations open

The Western Australia branch of the Australia China Business Council is opening nominations for the ACBC WA Honorary Awards Program for 2025.

The ACBC WA Honorary Awards Program is an initiative established to recognise outstanding and sustained service to ACBC WA and the Western Australia-China Relationship.

The Honorary Awards Program has three focus areas and awards and nominees may be members or non-members of ACBC WA.

First, the ‘Outstanding and sustained service to the Western Australia-China Relationship’ recognises an individual (member or non-member of ACBC WA) who has significantly contributed to advancing the important Western Australia-China relationship.

The ‘Outstanding and sustained service to ACBC WA’ category recognises an individual (resident in Western Australia) who is an ACBC member (across any membership category or a retired member) who has significantly contributed to the development and achievement of the ACBC’s objectives in Western Australia. 

And ‘The WA-China Entrepreneur Award’ recognises entrepreneurial and leadership activities that contribute to the Western Australia-China relationship. 

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