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NO MATTER what your involvement in the cotton or textile business – the networking opportunities available at the Australian Cotton Conference will be second to none.
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COUGARS AND CUBS.....CALL DWAYNE NOW!
NOMINATIONS are now called for the inaugural “Cougars and Cubs of Cotton” Calendar – with the Cotton Conference committee confirming an exciting fall-back position if likely starters fail to materialise.
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TRADE DISPLAYS OFFER SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
WITH more than 50 exhibitors, the Trade Hall at this year’s Australian Cotton Conference offers something for everyone – even an ice cold beer at the John Deere “Cotton Club” Bar, for the fragile types who get a little footsore from all the window shopping.
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An invitation to the 15th Australian Cotton Conference
Fashioning the Future
Cotton Australia and the Australian Cotton Shippers Association invite you to be a part of the 15th Australian Cotton Conference - Fashioning the Future.
Where Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre, Broadbeach, Queensland
When? 10 - 12 August, 2010
Once again Cotton Australia and Australian Cotton Shippers Association (ACSA) have joined forces to deliver a whole-of-industry conference, uniting our cotton supply and value chain from research and production right through to retail.
Conference delegates can expect:
- New knowledge and solutions that will benefit your cotton business into the future, delivered by passionate professionals
- A program with international, national, state, regional and local significance, designed to be informative while stimulating debate and feedback
- Opportunities for networking and accessing new products and services through a comprehensive Trade Exhibit
On the final night of the conference, as has become tradition, a celebration of the Australian cotton industry with the popular Australian Cotton Industry Awards dinner.
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We look forward to welcoming you to the Gold Coast.
This project is supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry under its Promoting Australian Produce (Major Events) Program.







