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지나쌤

Austcham’s Sundowners looks to future

By Korea Herald

Published : March 12, 2012 - 20:35

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This month’s Sundowners get-together from the Australian Chamber of Commerce will double as a town hall meeting.

The social gathering on Friday will offer members a chance to understand what the chamber does and how it delivers its services.

Questions to be examined will be identifying the issues facing business, how the chamber can improve its services and what kind of events, forums, speakers and services should the chamber organize.

The event will be held at Dominic in Itaewon from 6:30 p.m. and costs 60,000 won for members and 65,000 won for non-members.

To reserve a ticket, e-mail exec@austchamkorea.org by Wednesday. All other inquiries can be made by visiting www.austchamkorea.org or call (02) 2010-8831.

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