Over the years ACYPI has built a reputation for bringing young people from Australia and China together and fostering a vibrant and diverse community. People-to-people connections are an integral part of the Australia-China relationship, and youth-led organisations such as ACYPI provide such valuable platforms that enhance mutual understanding and connections for future leaders.
Beijing
Beijing
Australian Embassy
The Australia-China relationship have never been better supported than it is today by a group of a talented, skilled and invested young professionals operating at the grass-roots level. The challenge is for these voices to be networked with one another and elevated in the commercial and public spheres of both countries. AcYPI is at the forefront of doing both and I value and endorse their activities to the fullest.
Director of the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI) at University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Director of the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI) at University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Professor James Laurenceson
ACYPI was founded in 2010 with the idea that young Australian and Chinese professionals were underserved in terms of their access to leading thinking on bilateral issues. We also found that young professionals lacked regular opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals and entrepreneurs in their own cities.
Principal, Head of Asia-Pacific Capital Advisory at Greenhill & Co. Asia Limited
Principal, Head of Asia-Pacific Capital Advisory at Greenhill & Co. Asia Limited
Lloyd Bradbury
I've had the pleasure of being involved in ACYPI since its inception and for the last decade it's been the preeminent organisation for young professionals who have an interest in or are engaged with the Australia-China bilateral relationship.
Partnerships and Development at Asialink Business
Partnerships and Development at Asialink Business
Thomas Day
Over the years ACYPI has built a reputation for bringing young people from Australia and China together and fostering a vibrant and diverse community. People-to-people connections are an integral part of the Australia-China relationship, and youth-led organisations such as ACYPI provide such valuable platforms that enhance mutual understanding and connections for future leaders.
Beijing
Beijing
Australian Embassy
I’ve been involved in ACYPI in many capacities over the years. The events are always professionally run and I believe the community provides a unique opportunity for young professionals interested in the Australia-China space to come together and engage.
Former CEO Asialink, University of Melbourne
Former CEO Asialink, University of Melbourne
Penny Burtt