Committees

From left to right: Sam Deep, Glenn Pusey, Robert Chew, Dean Rullo, Thi Truong, Henry Habekost (Chair)
Not in photo: Chris Isaia, Bob Jacobs
In memory: Philip Ng (1955-2025)

The WACCC Golf Committee is a long-standing group of business leaders who have guided one of the Chamber’s most enduring traditions for more than 30 years. The Committee fosters camaraderie and professional connection, bringing together leaders who share a passion for both golf and business.

At the heart of the Committee’s work is the annual WACCC Golf Classic, a signature event that combines friendly competition with networking. The tournament is widely enjoyed by the business community and supported by loyal sponsors, helping the Committee strengthen cross-cultural business relationships, nurture professional networks, and uphold a tradition that blends sport, community, and commerce.

From left to right: Stephen Choo (Chair), Lucas Roosendaal, Liam Tan, Eva Fung, Wesley Choy, Lewis Liu

The WACCC Youth Committee is a dynamic group of emerging leaders dedicated to amplifying the voice and participation of young professionals within Western Australia’s Asian business community. The Committee plays an active role in nurturing future business leaders and strengthening cross-cultural connections that support WA’s economic growth.

Through networking opportunities, mentorship initiatives, and professional development programs, the Youth Committee provides a platform for young professionals to connect with industry leaders, build capability, and contribute meaningfully to a vibrant, inclusive, and forward-looking business ecosystem in Western Australia.

Mission:

To develop globally minded young leaders who will contribute to trade, investment, and cross-cultural business relations between Western Australia and Asia.

Purpose:

The Youth Committee of the Western Australian Chinese Chamber of Commerce (WACCC) is committed to empowering the next generation of leaders—students, young professionals, and emerging entrepreneurs—by fostering the skills, cultural understanding, and networks necessary to contribute to trade, investment, and business activities between Western Australia and Asia.

We aim to:

– Empower the next generation of leaders in international trade, investment, and business by supporting their growth through mentorship, industry engagement, and networking opportunities

– Promote cultural awareness and commercial understanding to support young leaders in building successful business relationships between Western Australia and Asia

– Facilitate business exposure and connections by assisting in youth-led business matching and introductions