ACBC QLD | Exclusive Port of Brisbane Site Visit, Briefing and Networking

10 Jul 2024

Event Details:

Date: Thursday, 1 August 2024

Time: 9:30 Registration for 10:00 am-12:30 pm

Location: Port of Brisbane office (3 Port Central Avenue, Port of Brisbane)

Cost: Member $55 +GST+Booking Fee

Non-Member $75+GST+Booking Fee

Transport Options:

8:45 am SHARP- Courtesy Bus departs from Lobby, Sofitel Hotel Brisbane Central (249 Turbot Street, Brisbane City, 4000)

OR

9:30 am – Meet at the Port of Brisbane office (site map and parking information will be provided later)

Please notice: Brisbane Container Terminals have advised that for security purposes, ACBC will need to provide a guest list with driver’s license or passport numbers.

About the event

The Port of Brisbane is a cornerstone of the QLD economy and one of Australia’s fastest-growing container ports. It is the state’s largest multi-cargo port. ACBC QLD invites members and friends to join our exclusive tour of the Port of Brisbane, followed by networking and a light lunch.

Dr RUAN Zongze, the Consul-General of P.R.China in Brisbane will join us.

The tour will include:

-Seeing port infrastructure and how cargo is moved across the port

-Viewing the sophisticated container handling operations and visiting Hutchinson Port’s Brisbane Container Terminal

-Visiting the Port West Industrial Estate A briefing on Operations & Trade, Property, Major Projects and PortBris 2060

– Insights from the Consul-General

Please note:

-Tickets are non-refundable but transferable to a colleague.

-Your membership will be cross-referenced prior to the event.

-If you have any inquiries on this event, please call our team at (07 ) 3835 4765 or email acbc.qld@acbc.com.au.

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Andrew Brinkworth

Trade Development Manager, Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd
Andrew Brinkworth has been with PBPL for over 18 years, managing a team focussed on the Trade and Logistics variables relating to all the differing types of cargo that are handled at the Port of Brisbane. One of Andrew’s key roles is to facilitate the growth of cargo volumes through the port. This requires working with stakeholders to maximise the efficiency and productivity of sea, port and land-based supply chains. Andrew Brinkworth holds a bachelor’s degree in Transport & Logistics.