ASEAN Business Club Forum 2015

Asia | Industry

Third Party Event

14 May 2015

For the third year running, the ASEAN Business Club is proud to bring to you the ASEAN Business Club Forum 2015 – Road to ASEAN Integration on Thursday, May 14, 2015 in Singapore.

The forum is organised jointly by CIMB ASEAN Research Institute (CARI) and ASEAN Business Club (ABC). The Forum has become an annual gathering in the ASEAN region for experts and business leaders promoting their business ideas.ABC Forum is designed for C-level and senior executives committed to accelerating ASEAN integration efforts – across industries and across sectors. ABC brings together industry leaders, policy makers and stakeholders to identify bottlenecks and barriers within ASEAN member nations to help achieve the goal of the AEC by 2015. Attendees will participate in a full day of stimulating, interactive roundtable discussion and plenary sessions.

The ABC forum will convene around six sector based roundtables. The roundtables will be helmed by eminent private sector players and the research elements headed by global consultancy firms and academic institutions.

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