North & South America

Advance is the leading community of Australian professionals and entrepreneurs abroad. We help Australia and Australians succeed internationally. Our members are Ambassadors-at-large for Australia.

Welcome to the "Mates Up-Over" and "Yanks Down-Under" community group! This site is primarily to support Australians & Kiwis transplanted in America & Canada, Americans & Canadians in Australia, and families of all

Founded in 1948, the American Australian Association is the largest non-profit organization in the United States devoted to relations between the United States and Australia and New Zealand; with operations throughout the tri-state and the New England regions. Its goal is to encourage stronger ties across the Pacific, particularly in the private sector. The Association has an active program of corporate, educational, economic, cultural and social activities

The Australia America Association was founded in Washington, D.C. in June 1989 by Australians and Americans dedicated to strengthening relations betwen Australia and the United States. The Washington chapter is part of ANZACC, a national organization with chapters in 24 cities

Since 1981, the non-profit Australian American Chamber of Commerce San Francisco Bay Area has dedicated itself to providing a social, cultural and business platform for people who are interested in Australia. You’ll find interesting, informative programs and seminars as well as helpful networking with business and government contacts. If you're involved in Australian-American business, this is the organization to join.

The Canada Australia New Zealand Business Association (CANZBA) is a non-profit association based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada with its aim to foster trade and business between Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Established in 2001 to serve the needs of Canadian, Australian and New Zealand individuals and companies, it is dedicated to advancing members' trade and business activities in these countries through developing business opportunities, making business contacts, and the exchange of information.

In 1935, a group of Australian and New Zealand businessmen living in Vancouver got together and formed the Australia-New Zealand Association. The purpose of the Association was to meet and welcome visitors from down under, and gather together socially from time to time.

TRANZAC is the abbreviation of the Toronto Austalia New Zealand Club. Its roots date back to the year 1931, when a small group of Australians and New Zealanders met in the Bay Street (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) offices of J.W. Collins, the New Zealand Trade Commissioner.