The Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce has hired an important member to support the development of the industry!
Recently, the Australian Chinese Medicine Association (ACMCA) announced a series of important personnel appointments, hiring Huang Shuliang
Shaoquet Moselmane was appointed as Honorary Advisor and Holly Deng was appointed as Media Director. This personnel change aims to further enhance the influence of the Chamber of Commerce and promote the dissemination and development of traditional Chinese medicine in Australia.
Huang Shuliang has made significant achievements in the Australian pharmaceutical and multicultural fields. He was awarded the Australian Day Honours (AM Honours Junior) in 1999 in recognition of his contributions to promoting multiculturalism in the Capital Territory. He has served as the Chief Government Pharmacist of the former Capital Territory, the Chief Pharmacist of the Drug Administration of the former Federal Ministry of Health, and was also appointed as the Multicultural Ambassador by the former Federal Prime Minister. Its rich medical and health experience and diverse cultural exchange background will provide valuable advice for the Chamber of Commerce in professional fields and cultural integration. It is worth mentioning that in 1997, Mr. Huang Shuliang, on behalf of the federal government, signed an agreement with the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine of China on the research of traditional Chinese medicine. The signing of this agreement was a milestone in the development of traditional Chinese medicine in Australia, which greatly promoted the legal registration of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Australia, standardized the approval and review procedures for traditional Chinese medicine, and laid a solid foundation for the legalization and standardized development of traditional Chinese medicine in Australia.
Former New South Wales State Councilor Shawnee Mossoman has 30 years of political experience and served as the mayor of Rockdale, Australia for four terms, accumulating profound political resources and social influence. For a long time, he has actively promoted the friendly development of China Australia relations and has a deep interest in Chinese culture. His experience in public affairs and enthusiasm for China Australia exchanges will help the Chamber of Commerce expand cooperation with the government and various sectors of society, and enhance the recognition of traditional Chinese medicine in mainstream Australian society.
The newly appointed media director Holly Deng has extensive experience in the media field. She was formerly a director, producer, producer, and host at Guangzhou Radio and Television Station in China. I will be responsible for the media promotion and public relations work of the Chamber of Commerce in the future. In the current rapid development of information dissemination, Holly Deng's joining will help the Chamber of Commerce better utilize media platforms to promote traditional Chinese medicine culture to the Australian public and the world, enhance the Chamber of Commerce's visibility and influence, and attract more attention to the value and role of traditional Chinese medicine.
Dr. Chen Jianchao, President of the Australian Chamber of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said, "We are honored to invite Mr. Huang Shuliang and former New South Wales State Councilor Mr. Xiaokai Mosoman as honorary advisors. Their professional knowledge and social influence will provide strong support for the development of the chamber. At the same time, Holly Deng's appointment as Media Director will take an important step forward in our promotion and publicity. I believe that with the joint efforts of the new team, the Chamber of Commerce can achieve greater success in promoting the development of traditional Chinese medicine in Australia and strengthening the exchange of health culture between China and Australia. ”
The personnel layout of the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Association this time demonstrates its positive attitude and strategic vision in promoting the internationalization of traditional Chinese medicine, which is expected to bring new development opportunities to the Australian traditional Chinese medicine industry.
