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Asialink's Membership Program aims to increase members' knowledge of and linkages with the Asian region and provide networking opportunities with other Asia-focused individuals. There are Asialink members across all Australian states and in many Asian cities. Asialink Members receive and enjoy many tangible and non-tangible benefits whilst helping Asialink promote public understanding about issues concerning Australia and Asia and create links with and between countries in the region. For just $70, become an Asialink member and receive:
Annual individual membership is $70 (inclusive of GST) with an option of making a separate tax-deductible donation. "Asialink membership is a must-have for anyone with an interest in Asia." "The Asialink membership program provides exposure to a group of people with Asian focus and experience." "Membership of Asialink supports my professional development and interest in the region." "The Asialink membership program is a great way to network and keep in touch with people with similar Asia interests." Download Asialink Membership Application 'Word doc' here Download Asialink Membership 'PDF' Form here 
This application form is available in Portable Document Format (PDF). To view the PDF file, you must have the appropriate plug-in - Acrobat Reader. If you are a staff member of The University of Melbourne, you have the option to salary sacrifice your membership. Further information is available here. For further information about Asialink's
Membership Program, Become a Corporate Sponsor of AsialinkFor the business sector, Asialink is really an investment in a deeper understanding of our region. Through Asialink, our corporate sponsors are able to gain access to senior representatives of industry and government from within Australia and across the region, whilst at the same time sharing experiences and networking with others working in the region. Our corporate programs range from intimate dinners, to business briefings and cross cultural training, to high-level national policy forums, to keynote functions for large audiences, and the widely endorsed Asialink Leadership Program. Asialink Corporate sponsorship is tailored to suit the company's business needs, as well as enabling companies to make an important contribution to Australia's future engagement with the region. Sponsorship packages enable companies to: Asialink offers three levels of corporate sponsorship ranging from $50,000 to $5,000, as well as a range of fee-for-service activities. Asialink's platinum level corporate partners include GBST Pty Ltd, BHP Biliton, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and the United Group; whilst our gold level corporate sponsors include Freehills, Singapore Airlines, IAG, ANZ, and The AGE. Our other corporate members include AXA, Fosters Group, Westpac Banking Corporation, and the Victorian Department of Innovation and Industry and Regional Development. Join these leaders in the Asia market by becoming an Asialink Corporate Sponsor. For more information, contact Asialink on 03) 8344 4800. Asialink 500 Fund Asialink's 500 Fund is a special group of individuals who are committed to Australia-Asia engagement and who support Asialink's programs and activities through an annual tax-deductible donation of $500. This support assists Asialink achieve its mission of improving knowledge, understanding and relationships between Asia and Australia. Asialink 500 Fund helps to sustain Australia's engagement with Asia, building long term, sustainable relationships and strategic networks. Currently, the Asialink 500 Fund includes:
For further information regarding the Asialink 500 Fund please contact Asialink on (03) 8344 4800. Major Sponsors/partnersThe Asialink Centre gratefully acknowledges the long term support provided by The Myer Foundation and The University of Melbourne and the generous contributions of the following organisations, companies and individuals:
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