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Ethnic Business Awards launches its alumni association

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Australia's most prestigious business awards for migrants and First Nations people has added another element to its support network, launching its alumni association which includes all past winners and finalists. Over 35 years the awards have recognised leaders in business from more than 120 countries.
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