Christmas Jom Makan with Queensland Small Business Commissioner

The Australian Malaysia Singaporean Association Inc. (AMSA) proudly presents a Christmas Jom Makan featuring the esteemed presence of the Queensland Small Business Commissioner, Ms Dominique Lamb.

Dinner Banquet

Entree: Satay Chicken Skewer and Pork Spring Roll

Main: Malaysian Curry Chicken, Butter Oat King Prawns, Marmite Pork, Mix Vegetables, Steamed Rice

Dessert: Cendol

Drink: Soft drink

About our guest

Dominique Lamb is the current Queensland Small Business Commissioner. She is an experienced stakeholder advocate. Previously, as CEO of the National Retail Association (NRA), Dominique advocated on all areas of policy at a federal and state government level. For instance, she played an integral role in the development of the federal leasing code throughout the COVID lockdown period with industry organizations representing landlords and tenants. Before this, Dominique was the Director of NRA Legal providing industrial relations and employment law advice. Dominique has been recognized for her outstanding contribution to the industry with multiple awards and finalist nods.

Join us for an invaluable opportunity to connect with the Commissioner, engage in meaningful discussions, and address topics that matter most to small business owners. Don't miss this exclusive event tailored for the entrepreneurial community!

Admission Fees

• AMSA member - $40
• General public - $45

Booking instructions

• This is a ticketed only event. Please present your ticket at the registration desk upon arrival.
• AMSA membership team will verify your membership status before and during the event.
• If you wish to sign up as AMSA members or renew your membership, visit here

Disclaimer

AMSA is an incorporated not-for-profit association run by volunteers. Ticket sales will be used to cover the costs of this dinner event and future AMSA events.

About AMSA

The Australian Malaysian Singaporean Association Inc. (AMSA) is the voice and trusted community network for the people of Malaysian or Singaporean heritage living in Australia. It all started with sharing great food since our establishment in 1970.

While AMSA has transformed into a leading not-for-profit organisation that supports and empowers the community, it is still that love for food which brings us together.