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ANZACC Midwest members have experience and relationships in multiple industries, and an extensive network of client, supplier and business contacts. ANZACC Midwest members include Americans, Australians and New Zealanders working in the US. They work in companies covering the spectrum from SMEs to the Fortune 500. They are in industries ranging from the law to real estate to cross cultural and general consulting, financial services and biotech, manufacturing, IT, HR, travel and distribution.

ANZACC Midwest makes that network of experts accessible through seminars, networking opportunities and its extensive database.

ANZACC Midwest represents a unique value proposition for:

  • American companies with activities in Australia or New Zealand, or who want to expand into Australia, New Zealand or to create a Pacific Rim presence
  • Australian and New Zealand businesses with activities in the US or looking to expand into the US
  • Australians and New Zealanders living in the US who want business related networking opportunities

Individual Membership - $50 per year
Student Membership - $25 per year
Benefits:

  • One voting member
  • Notification of all corporate, cultural and social event
  • Membership discounts at events

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Small Business Membership (<100 employees) $100 per year
Benefits:

  • Membership for two designated company members with member pricing to all ANZACC events
  • Notification of all corporate, cultural and social events
  • Company profile including logo and website link will be prominently featured on the ANZACC Website periodically throughout the year

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Corporate (101 to 500 employees)
Benefits:

  • Please contact the Membership Director for details of Corporate Membership benefits and Sponsorship opportunities

Multi-national business (>500 employees)
Benefits:

  • Please contact the Membership Director for details of Corporate Membership benefits and Sponsorship opportunities

As a Chamber of Commerce, ANZACC Midwest is a non-profit organization ruled tax exempt under section 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to 501(c)(6) organizations are not deductible as charitable donations for federal income tax purposes. Donations may be deducted as a business expense if they are "ordinary and necessary" in the conduct of the taxpayer's business.