Crime Prevention

June 28, 2009 – 4:03 pm

The Dark Side of Shopping -
Understanding Retail Crime and how to Design Against it
Lorraine Gamman

Professor of Design Studies, School of Graphic and Industrial Design,
Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London.
11:00am - 12:00pm, 9 July 2000

University of Technology, Sydney
City Campus

Level 4, Building 6
Peter Johnson Building (entrance on Harris Street)

Cost
The seminar is free but RSVP’s are essential

RSVP by Thursday 2 July
Tania Matruglio, tania_matruglio@agd.nsw.gov.au, 8688 8072


Hong Kong Monitor

June 28, 2009 – 3:58 pm

“Hong Kong Monitor” June issue is out!Please click to the following link for the latest round-up of news and events in Hong Kong
as well as its business and promotional activities in Australia and New Zealand

www.hkmonitor.org.hk

“Hong Kong Monitor” is a joint e-newsletter of the Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office, Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Hong Kong Australia Business Association and Hong Kong New Zealand Business Association.


Sydney Chinatown

June 28, 2009 – 3:53 pm

Getting There:

Haymarket/Chinatown is one of the most accessible and well serviced transport destinations in Sydney. It is surrounded by all major transport hubs and has level walking access connecting most points of interest. This makes visiting Haymarket/Chinatown very easy, convenient and safe for families, the elderly, disabled, adventurous or anyone.

Walk / Cycle:
Just a short walk or ride from Darling Harbour, Chinese Gardens, Entertainment Centre, Powerhouse Museum, Market City, Paddy’s Markets, World Square, Town Hall and Central Station. City of Sydney Council has also created dedicated cycle lanes linking major tourist destinations to make riding safer and more enjoyable.

Train / Tram:
Central Station is just a 10min walk and connects to all City, Suburban & Country trains across NSW. You can also hop on the Tram (light rail) at Central to travel in air-conditioned comfort to Paddy’s Markets station right in the heart of Chinatown.

Bus / Taxi:
George Street is the main arterial corridor of Sydney which runs north/south from Circular Quay to Broadway. It has regular bus and taxi services stopping in Haymarket/Chinatown.

Monorail:
The Metro Monorail has 3 stations within the Haymarket/Chinatown precinct which are Paddy’s Markets, Chinatown & World Square. All stations have elevator access for wheelchairs, strollers and the elderly.

Car:
There are 8 parking stations within the precinct but as with all large cities, traffic can become congested so public transport is recommended.

[additional reference]
http://www.metrotransport.com.au/index.php/image-gallery


Open book open mind

June 28, 2009 – 3:49 pm

Author talk featuring:
Graham Kenny
Sure-Fire Steps to Small
Business Success

To be successful, it is essential for a small business to find that
special position. Find it and your business will survive, prosper,
and may even make super-normal profits. Miss it and it will
languish, struggle and possibly collapse.

Sure-Fire Steps to Small Business Success will unravel the
mystery of ‘business strategy’ - a topic most small business
operators find daunting.
Sure-Fire Steps to Small Business Success is a must-read book
for small business, combining sound theory with clear method. It
can also assist you link ideas to steps and illustrates how to apply
them.
Graham Kenny is a small business owner, heads the company
Strategic Factors and is a specialist in strategic planning and
performance measurement. For the past 19 years he has
conducted public seminars on these topics and published
numerous articles in management journals throughout the world.
The Small Business Book Club is a new program presented by the
NSW Department of State and Regional Development. The Book
Club invites authors of business development books to describe
their concepts, read excerpts and answer small business owners’
questions.
The Book Club is also a way of rediscovering local libraries, and
benefiting from their many low and no-cost services.

Join us on Thursday 2 July at Level 2, Customs House
Library, Circular Quay at 6.00pm. Limited numbers. RSVP
to library@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au or call (02) 9242 8555.


Holiday Inn Darling Harbour

June 9, 2009 – 9:38 pm

Haymarket Chamber of Commerce
Special Member offer at the

Holiday Inn Darling Harbour

Smart enough to let you do business
Casual enough to let you relax

From $128*
Full Buffet Breakfast is $15

 

Valid till 30th September 2009
Rates per room, per night and subject to availability
Rates quoted are nett non-commissionable

Holiday Inn Darling Harbour
68 Harbour Street, Darling Harbour, NSW 2000
P: 02 9291 0200 F: 02 9281 1212
E: info@holidayinndarlingharbour.com.au


Speed Networking Photo Gallery

June 9, 2009 – 9:07 pm
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Speed Networking & Drinks Evening

May 6, 2009 – 9:26 am

Join your fellow Members and Haymarket business community in a fun and valuable networking event to help establish and build on important relationships for your business.

Take part in the excitement of speed networking, where you can meet fellow attendees one-on-one and exchange business cards in a fast, relaxed and informal way.
Meet, greet then move on at the sound of the bell!

DATE: Wednesday, 27 May 2009
TIME: 6.15pm until approximately 8.15pm
VENUE: Holiday Inn Darling Harbour
JB’s Bar, Ground Floor, 68 Harbour Street
(across from the Entertainment Centre)

Members: $30 per person
Non-members: $35 per person

(Speed networking, drinks and canapes included)

RSVP by Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Email: info at haymarketchamber dot org dot au
or call Peter Wong on   0411 218 238  
to reserve your place at this event.

We look forward to seeing you and your colleagues there!


Gladius Security Services

May 6, 2009 – 9:19 am

Company: Gladius Security Services
Product: Security
Member Discount:
Web: www.gladiussecurity.net

Click here for details


HCC - TravelManagers Weekend Special

March 20, 2009 – 2:45 pm

Fly with United Airlines from Sydney to the United States from $899* all inclusive
To Los Angeles for $899*
To San Francisco for $903*
To New York for $910*

*Taxes and Fuel Surcharges are included in the return airfare quoted above and are subject to change due to currency
fluctuation.

Travel Period
Depart Sydney between 20 March 2009 and 16 June 2009 including school holidays.

Minimum Stay
Nil
Maximum Stay
1 year
Reservation/Purchase Period
72 hours after reservation or on 23 March 2009 whichever is earlier.

Other conditions apply. Call Stephanie on 0430 091 116 or visit www.stephaniefung.com.au for details.

Bonus Offer
20% off Travellers Insurance
Offer valid in conjunction with any tickets purchased in March 2009.
Other conditions apply.


Guys & Dolls with HCC Members

March 18, 2009 – 1:18 pm
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