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The Australian Institute of Export (AIEx) was established in 1956. AIEx is a national, not-for-profit membership organisation. AIEx provides practical export education & training, a wide range of exporter services, a conduit between industry & government, and exporter recognition events.
AIEx operates in all states of Australia.
- AIEx is the largest nationwide network of exporters, including offices in all major Australian centres
- AIEx is Australia’s pre-eminent organisation in providing export education & training
- AIEx presents innovative seminars, featuring national and international speakers
- AIEx has a close working relationships with various departments of the Australian State & Federal governments
- AIEx has partnerships with key export service providers, including:
- Banking & Finance
- Legal
- IP
- Insurance
- Freight & Logistics
- Language & Business Culture
- AIEx is a provider for Austrade New Exporter Development Program (TradeStart)
- AIEx has an active board with broad international experience
- AIEx has almost 100 members specialising in helping exporters access the Federal Government's EMDG scheme
Most Recent News Updates
The directors of The Australian Institute of Export appointed Loftus Harris AM National President. Loftus who assumed the role on 1st January comes with a wealth of experience in trade policy, negotiation and facilitation. Outgoing President Michael Johnson who occupied the position for almost f..
For the last 50 years, the Institute has been widely recognised by government and business communities as the leading provider in quality education in International Trade. Courses with the Australian Institute of Export provide a comprehensive understanding of Australia's export and import proce..
Most Recent Blog Posts
- Australia’s peak export body appoints a new National President. Lisa McAuley 13-Jan-2010
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- Technology drives NSW businesses to sweep export awards Lisa McAuley 24-Nov-2009
- Griffith businesses could take top prizes at NSW Business Chamber Awards Lisa McAuley 24-Nov-2009
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