ACBC QLD | Welcoming TIQ’s Senior Trade & Investment Commissioner for China – Rhett Miller

20 Sep 2023

About the event

Join ACBC and TIQ to Welcome TIQ’s newly appointed Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner for China, Rhett Miller.

Rhett will provide guests with his China insights, drawn from his extensive China experience, and outline his priorities in taking up this important TIQ position to assist Queensland exporters and bring investment into Queensland.

China is Queensland’s largest two-way trading partner, with TIQ having its largest international presence in Greater China.

Rhett’s appointment comes at a critical time following the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent announcement that China Southern and China Eastern will resume direct flights to Brisbane later this year.

This event provides an important opportunity to meet with Rhett and guests from the Queensland-China trade and investment community, and to network.

Event Details：

Date: Thursday 19 October 2023

Time: 5: 45 pm Registration for 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Location: Level 31, 480 Queen St, Brisbane City, QLD 4000

Tickets: ACBC Member:$65+GST+Booking Fee

NonMember: $95+GST+Booking Fee

Canapes and drinks will be provided.

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-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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Rhett Miller(雷米乐先生）

TIQ‘s Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner for China
Rhett Miller is Queensland’s Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner to China. In this capacity, Rhett is responsible for leading Trade and Investment Queensland’s team in Mainland China and the Hong Kong SAR which is charged with helping Queensland exporters take their products to market, promoting Queensland as a study destination, and attracting investment into Queensland. Rhett has extensive experience in international market development having previously served as Trade and Investment Commissioner and Deputy Consul-General (Commercial) at the Australian Consulate-General in Chengdu and Trade Commissioner (Education) (North Asia) at the Australian Consulate-General in Shanghai. He has also served as Head of Asian Markets at the University of Sydney where he managed large teams responsible for development of international education markets. He has also held business development roles at both the University of Melbourne and Victoria University. Prior to his career in the government and university sectors, Rhett was a solicitor at the leading Australian law firm Allens, and was admitted to practise in the Supreme Court of Victoria. Rhett holds a Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Arts and Diploma of Modern Languages (Chinese) from the University of Melbourne.