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Austrade

Doing business in Bangladesh for Australian exporters

An Austrade market briefing for Australian exporters on understanding, entering and growing in Bangladesh, featuring a Trade Diversification Network member.

When

2 pm Brisbane · 2:30 pm Adelaide · 12 pm Perth · 1 hr

What you’ll learn

  • An overview of Bangladesh's consumer market, workforce and economy
  • Practical guidance on entering and operating in the Bangladesh market
  • Sector perspectives from industry, including wool and renewable energy

Speakers

Mukund Narayanamurti

Minister (Commercial), General Manager and Head of Austrade, South Asia, Austrade

Mukund was Austrade's General Manager Southeast Asia from 2021 to 2025 and was previously CEO of Asialink Business.

Aaron Soans

Manager, Research Products, Asialink Business

Aaron Soans leads the development of strategic insights and business guides at Asialink Business to help organisations navigate Asian markets.

Scott Hamilton

Professor; Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Renewable Energy Council Asia Pacific (RECAP)

Scott is an Australian renewable energy expert with experience in international trade missions, strategic policy, clean energy market analysis and industry engagement.

Adam Dawes

General Manager, WoolProducers Australia

Adam leads WoolProducers Australia's trade diversification work to widen export markets for Australian wool, with Bangladesh a key focus market.

Hosted by

Austrade

Austrade, the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, is the federal agency that helps Australian businesses export and attracts investment into Australia. It has trade commissioners in markets around the world, and its webinars bring that on-the-ground knowledge home: market briefings on specific countries and sectors, export pricing, managing supply chain and trade risk, and pitching to overseas buyers. They suit businesses that already export and those weighing their first market.

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