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May 09, 2008

ANZA Bridge to the US program returns to Australia

For much of the past decade I've been attending the ANZA Technology Network conference and showcase in Silicon Valley. They've been a great opportunity to see a small group of Australian and New Zealand emerging exporters gathered together in one place. Over the years the program has expanded its reach, and later this month ANZA will be hosting a series of events around Australia and New Zealand to introduce aspiring exporters to its programs. If you want to find out more, click here.

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