Event partner:
ADCCA is the country’s leading council and representation of and for digital currency businesses along with other key industry participants.
As the Australian Digital Currency business association, our charge is to speak at a national and international level on behalf of the nation’s leading DC businesses.
The organisation’s founding mandate is intended to act as the essential connection between merchants, industry, governments, regulators, financial institutions and influential policy forums which give direction to this emerging industry at home and abroad.
A private sector membership congress, ADCCA is a unique business organisation in Australia with the intention of having our members form a National Member Network made up of the peak economic sectors across the nation.
See more at: http://adcca.org.au/
Supporting bodies:
With the active participation of 24 member banks in Australia, the Australian Bankers’ Association provides analysis, advice and advocacy for the banking industry and contributes to the development of public policy on banking and other financial services.
The ABA works with government, regulators and other stakeholders to improve public awareness and understanding of the industry’s contribution to the economy and to ensure Australia’s banking customers continue to benefit from a stable, competitive and accessible banking industry.
The ABA is governed by a Council which comprises Chief Executive Officers of member banks.
See more at: http://www.bankers.asn.au/
We are Australia’s not-for-profit association dedicated to the standardisation, protection, and promotion of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in the region.
See more at: https://www.bitcoin.asn.au/
Blockchain technology is changing our understanding of transparency, authentication, trust, and contracts in the private and public sector. The Blockchain and Digital Asset Association of New Zealand (BANZ) represents this rapidly emerging business sector and those engaged in the wider Financial Services, IT, and public sector communities.
The BANZ engages in the education, development, adoption, and use of globally accepted, industry-leading knowledge and practices for distributed ledger technology.
Through our work we serve to link between our Members voices to government and cross-industry stakeholders. The services we provide ensure our members are able to meet Best Practice Standards as they seek to grow their Digital Currency businesses as well as drive the wider digitaleEconomy forward.
In October 2015, Australia's Fintech startup community came together to shape the vision for the association. This created an unprecedented opportunity to provide input into the development of the Turnbull Government's innovation agenda. Over the course of a month, the Fintech community collaborated and drafted a document of recommended reforms. This document was endorsed by more than 35 Fintech organisations and submitted to key government ministers for consideration.
The government’s Innovation Statement, released in December 2015, laid a solid foundation for startup-led innovation. It created further momentum for the Fintech community to enlist government support.
On 24th February 2016, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced the establishment of the Fintech Advisory Group to support the goal of making Australia one of the world's leading markets for financial technology innovation and investment. The reform recommendations were also formally announced alongside the formation of this council. This represented a major milestone for FinTech Australia, achieving federal government support for the Australian Fintech community.
FinTech Australia was formally incorporated on 25th November 2015 and a seven-strong, nationally-representative committee appointed at the inaugural Annual General Meeting in March 2016. FinTech Australia's inaugural CEO, Danielle Szetho, was also appointed in June 2016.
See more at: http://www.fintechaustralia.org.au finsia
In a rapidly changing world, you need the full picture in order to lead. And the full picture comes from the only professional membership body that represents the entire financial services industry - Finsia. It’s the place where leaders are born and where they grow. It’s where you’ll find CEOs of the major banks, execs from over half the ASX 200 and today and tomorrow’s leading fintech entrepreneurs.
So if you want to get ahead in the world of finance, go where the leaders go and join Finsia.
The Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia (SCLAA) is Australia’s largest association for Supply Chain and Logistics professionals and practitioners. We have over 5,500 members and industry contacts. The SCLAA has the proven history, governance framework, established representation, value for money and strategic reach to make it the right choice for you. We have hard working Committees in ACT / Southern NSW, New South Wales, Victoria/ Tasmania, South Australia / NT, Queensland and Western Australia each led by Division (State) President. We aim to hold events monthly in each Division/State/Territory. Each division elects a committee member to form a National Board and the National Board then elects a Chairman. No other Supply Chain and Logistics Industry Association in Australia has the depth and coverage of the SCLAA. If you have any event ideas or suggestions, please contact us.
See more at: http://sclaa.com.au/
The International Blockchain Real Estate Association was founded in 2013 in Orange County California. In three years we have quickly grown to 980+ members in 17 countries.
Our members include professionals in real estate development, investment, escrow, title, law, brokerage, government and marketing. On the technology side, we have members who work in Bitcoin/ blockchain, IT, hardware, mobile, startups, venture capital, academia, open source software, and cryptography.
See more at http://www.ibtcrea.org/
