Our Corporate Memberships promote closer engagement between Sponsors and tens of thousands of Australians living in America. Corporate Sponsorships deliver bespoke marketing campaigns which represent exceptional value in all three tiers:
Continue reading “Announcing The Australian Community Corporate Sponsorships!”
We want our readers to learn about these businesses, where they are located, as well as share the personal stories of their owners.
We spoke with owner and designer Evan Sturrock, to learn more about the Joe Bananas’ 943 Madison Avenue location.
Continue reading “Aussie Businesses in NYC – and where to find them: Joe Bananas”
We sat down with Jen over an Americano in the Flatiron District and asked her to share her story.
We have reserved a section of the Sky Room for our members, and there will be a DJ to give that unique NYC rooftop experience.
Enjoy the stunning NYC Skyline while mixing with other professional Australians living in New York.
No Cover - Cash Bar - RSVP Essential
We look forward to meeting all of our members and their guests who have sent their RSVP and are on our list for the evening.
The Australian Community is a 501(c)(3) public charity and is qualified to receive tax deductible donations, bequests, devises, transfers or gifts under Sections 170, 2055, 2106 or 2522 of the IRS Code.
Discover all of the great benefits to Australians expats living in the United States!
For those members who find breakfast events more convenient to attend, or you have "Private Fifth Avenue shopping experience" on your New York bucket list, this is a must attend event.
The Microsoft Store is located on Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street. The entry for the event is through the door located to the left of the main entrance - see image.
We have reserved a private conference room where coffee and pastries will be served.
Members and guests will also have the opportunity to experience first hand, the latest Microsoft products, including HoloLens Mixed Reality technology as well as a tour of Xbox Studios and 3-D theatre.
Eddie Geller, Founder and CEO of Tinybeans will be sharing his thought leadership on how to build a successful US based, Global company.
Tinybeans is an app and web-based platform that provides parents with one safe space to capture and share their children’s life stories with family. Tinybeans offers an experience without the distractions or privacy concerns that arise when sharing a child’s memories.
Founded in Sydney, Australia in 2012, Tinybeans serves a deeply engaged user base of over 2.4 Million users in over 200 countries/territories and keeps over 125 million precious memories safe.
Date: Thursday June 21, 2018
Time: 7:45AM to 9:00AM
Location: Microsoft Store Fifth Avenue.
Cost: Complimentary for Members and a Guest.
Non-members tickets are $45.
Thank you to all our members and guests who attended this event!
The Australian Community is a 501(c)(3) public charity and is qualified to receive tax deductible donations, bequests, devises, transfers or gifts under Sections 170, 2055, 2106 or 2522 of the IRS Code.
Discover all of the great benefits to Australians expats living in the United States!
It has been a few years since we last held a social gathering at Taproom 307, but it was one of our most popular. The location at 23rd Street and 3rd Avenue in Gramercy, which makes it geographically desirable for many members – including those in Brooklyn.
Taproom is known for its wide selection of beers on tap and great pub food.
You can RSVP using the link below. Cash Bar, No Cover.
Our monthly gatherings are an excellent opportunity to meet other professional Australians in NYC, share knowledge and make new friends.
We hope to see you there!
We spoke with Ana Ivkosic, the Founder of Wattle Café – an Aussie café located on Third Avenue between 33rd and 34th Streets in New York City.
Continue reading “Aussie Cafés in NYC – and where to find them: Wattle Café”
We spoke with Mitch Kidd, one half of WellBuilt Co – an Australian Construction and Development company making waves in New York and the Tri State Area.
Continue reading “Aussie Businesses in NYC – and where to find them: Wellbuilt”
Our monthly gatherings are always an opportunity to make new Australian friends and share your New York experiences, so on the evening of Wednesday December 13 we will be hosting a small gathering where members and guests are welcome.
December is a difficult time to organize after work drinks given the number of competing office Holiday parties that happen this time of year. However, what is more difficult is being away from family and friends in a new city.
Our friends at Hole in the Wall's new café, which recently opened up on 15 Cliff Street in the Financial District, are opening up their doors for our members to gather together to share some Holiday cheer, and meet other Australians who are living in New York.
In addition to being a Café, the 15 Cliff Street location has a fully licensed bar so you have the choice of caffeinated or alcoholic drinks - not necessarily in that order!
An outside view of Hole in the Wall's Cliff Street location.
Space is very limited, so RSVP early as this event is likely to oversubscribe.
Details: No Cover - Cash Bar - Happy Hour Drink Specials - Snack Menu.
We spoke with Jo Black, the Founder of Boundless Plains– a new Aussie café located on Rector Street in the Financial District of New York City.
Continue reading “Aussie Cafés in NYC – and where to find them: Boundless Plains Espresso”
We spoke with Melinda Robertson and Sarah Blank to learn more about their business Scanlan Theodore located at 117 Prince Street in SoHo.
Continue reading “Aussie Businesses in NYC – and where to find them: Scanlan Theodore”
We spoke with Amanda Collins to learn more about her business Save Your Sole located at 1 Little West 12th St in NYC.
Continue reading “Aussie Businesses in NYC – and where to find them: Save Your Sole”
We spoke with Aaron Cook, the Founder of Three Seat Espresso & Barber – a Barber Shop AND Café – located on Avenue A in New York City.
Continue reading “Aussie Cafés in NYC – and where to find them: Three Seat Espresso & Barber”
We spoke with Wade Helliwell, the 6’11’ Australian professional Basketball player at his studio Sweat Yoga in New York City.
Continue reading “Aussie Businesses in NYC – and where to find them: Sweat Yoga”
We want our readers to learn more about their Aussie owners, and what is unique about their businesses. We spoke with Adam Sobol who with his partner Sergio D’Auria opened Southern Cross Coffee located at 300 E 5th Street between 2nd and 1st Avenues.
Continue reading “Aussie Cafés in NYC – and where to find them: Southern Cross Coffee”
We want our readers to learn more about their Aussie owners, and what is unique about their businesses. We spoke with Alastair McFarland who has recently opened Hutch and Waldo located at 347 E 81st @ 2nd Avenue.
Continue reading “Aussie Cafés in NYC – and where to find them: Hutch & Waldo.”
We want our readers to learn more about their Aussie owners, and what is unique about their businesses. For our first location we sat down with Lee and Sid Chitnis, the owners and operators of Saltwater located at 345 E 12th Street between 2nd and 1st Avenues.
Continue reading “Aussie Cafés in NYC – and where to find them: Saltwater”
Further, after launching our Enterprise Social Network in January 2016, the Australian Community’s Yammer network has now grown to house the largest private Australian knowledgebase in the US.
Sixty percent of our 3,800 members, and two thirds of our Board of Directors are Australian women.
Continue reading “Announcing The Australian Community Center in New York”
There is naturally confusion about who has to repay and how much so here are answers to the Top Five Questions being asked by our Members.
Continue reading “Confused about the new ATO changes for Expats with Student Loans?”
Clearly they are concerned about the potential economic and social impact that this will have on thousands of Australians living and working in the US.
Continue reading “5 reasons why the E3 visa is not going away anytime soon.”
We sat down with Catherine over a a flat white and asked her to share her story.
Continue reading “Australians in Startups: Catherine Jackson”
While Brett’s e-commerce business model is thoroughly modern, the company has deep roots in Australia’s heritage as a wool-growing nation.
Based on Little Dude’s work as a therapy dog in New York City, Cara has developed a six-book series and literacy based curriculum that teaches children 3 to 7 years of age about kindness, manners, feelings, empathy, respect, and courage.
Theoretically speaking, if you could successfully pitch the Sharks on the value proposition of our organization to Australian Ex-pats, then attracting new members to join The Australian Community should be a no-brainer.
Continue reading “What would happen if The Australian Community appeared on Shark Tank?”
In January 2016, The Australian Community officially launched its Private Enterprise Social Network powered by Yammer at the Microsoft Store. Since then, our Yammer Network has grown to the largest Australian private network in North America and contains a searchable knowledgebase built on the experiences of over 5,000 members who have connected with our organization since 2011.
