April heralds a major change for the Australian Institute of Export. This month after fifty five years the Institute will reposition its events and advocacy activities under the name Export Council of Australia while retaining the Australian Institute of Export for the delivery of education and training in international trade. 
With a new contemporary look the Council, which represents predominantly SME exporters, will tackle the wide range of issues affecting this important sector of the Australian economy.
At the same time under the banner of the Australian Institute of Export, the council will continue to provide first class skills development programs for exporters, importers, service providers and especially those new to international trade who need the process demystified.
While this change has been brought about for a range of reasons, the primary purpose is to create a body that can represent exporters and work with other sector specific organisations to effectively engage with Government. At the same time the Council will continue to run seminars, workshops and awards programs, represent the Export Consultants Group and provide exporters with advice and information aimed at enhancing their capability and international trade performance.
Export Council of Australia
The Export Council of Australia will reposition the Australian Institute of Export events & advocacy activity under the Export Council of Australia, with a greater focus on:
• Leading Trade Policy Research
• Developing International Trade Skills
• Breaking down Barriers to Trade
• Building Global networks
• Amplifying Global Trade success
Further information about the Export Council of Australia, membership and to view upcoming events and activties please go to www.export.org.au
Australian Institute of Export
Established in 1957, the Australian Institute of Export (AIEx) has become the leading Australian industry body for International Trade. Through our various initiatives we have assisted tens of thousands of companies, of all sizes and across all industry sectors, to develop and grow their business in the international marketplace. We collaborate with the export and import community to ensure that Australian companies receive the support they need to successfully compete on the international stage.
The Australian Institute of Export will continue to deliver education and training in International Trade:
• Export Procedures & Documentation
• Import Procedures & Documentation
• Understanding Documentary Credits
• Online import and export courses
• International Trade Law & IP
• Accredited trade courses
• Australian Export & Import Handbook & International Trade Procedures
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