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THE MARKERS
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MAKE YOUR MARK.

THE MARKERS IS A WEEKLY E-NEWSLETTER highlightING and celebrating successful Asian Australian entrepreneurs and businesses.
We KNOW Asian Australians ARE brimming with ambition and stories of entrepreneurial success — By showcasing role models who’ve already forged their paths, we’re demonstrating what’s possible.

EACH WEEK We’ll DELIVER:

-ARTICLES

-INTERVIEWS

-VIDEOS

-DIRECT INSIGHTS

FROM THE ones that made it happen.

we’ll also be launching EXCLUSIVE ONLINE RESOURCES & mentorship OPPORTUNITIEs

OUR EMAIL NEWSLETTER WILL Inspire & FUEL the next wave of doers. We want you to see yourself in THESE stories.

We’re hitting pause for a very good reason — our founder’s getting married 💍
But once the party settles, The Markers will be back with a slate of bold, brilliant Asian-Australian entrepreneurs.

Here’s a first look at who&rsq

Naomi Wells and Frances Atkins are the Asian Australian founders behind Givvable—a platform that helps companies track and verify the sustainability of their entire supply chain.

From bedtime stories tech-startup - The idea came when the two s

PM Albanese is in Beijing for the Australia–China CEO Roundtable, and what’s on the table this week could reshape tourism, trade, and education for years to come.

So what does that actually mean for business owners?

With $312B in trade

Forget job boards and unpaid internships. Melbourne start up Alumly helps students get paid work experience through real industry projects — while they study.

David Yip, ex-Salesforce APAC education lead and Monash graduate founded Alumly to h

How this Aussie founder from Cabramatta is using agtech to fight climate change and feed the future.

William Taing, Co-founder of Beanstalk AgTech is building climate-resilient farming solutions for smallholder farmers across Asia. Beanstalk is help

Asian-Australian Business Highlights – Week of June 23rd, 2025

DBS CEO Tan Su Shan sets sights on doubling Australia’s lending market.
CPA Australia & Hong Kong CPAs renew ties—opening new pathways for Asian finance professiona

Shemara Wikramanayake, a Sri Lankan-Australian migrant, runs Macquarie Group and earned $30M in 2024 - Making her the highest paid CEO in the country.

#Leadership #Finance #WomenInBusiness #CEO #SuccessStory #careergoals #AsianAustralian #WomenInFin

Qantas reshuffles the skies. W Cosmetics expands its beauty empire. Australia–Vietnam launch a new tech alliance.

This week, we spotlight 3 Asian-Australian business moves that caught our eye:

Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson pivots Qantas’ fu

READY TO MAKE YOUR MARK?

GET FEATURED.

Whether you’re a rising Asian Aussie entrepreneur or a seasoned enterprise, we want to hear from you. Let us document your journey, accomplishments, and lessons learned.

To submit your interest, fill out the Get Featured form below.

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Become a Contributor.

We’re looking for talented writers and content creators within Australia. Ready to shape the conversation of Asian Aussies making their mark?

If so, fill out the Contributor form below.

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PARTNER WITH US.

We may be just starting out, but our ambition is bold: Our goal is to unite a thriving community of Asian Australian professionals.

With 17.4% of Australians identifying as having Asian heritage*— with higher-than-average disposable incomes — Our audience wields significant purchasing power and influence.

To connect and build your brand awareness with us, fill out the Partner With Us form below.

*2021 Census Data

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