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Dr Keith Suter, Broadcaster & social commentator

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Dr Keith Suter is consultant on strategic planning and a futurist with a reputation which is recognised worldwide. A weekly guest on radio station 2GB and Foreign Affairs Editor on Channel 7's 'Sunrise' program, as the resident expert on international issues affecting Australian business and society.

Dr Keith Suter is among the elite thinkers and influencers internationally as a member of the most prestigious global think tank in the world, The Club of Rome, The club has only 100 members and includes people like Mikhail Gorbachev, Bill Gates, Al Gore and Jimmy Carter.

Among other top level positions, his positions include: Consultant on Social Policy at Wesley Mission Sydney, Australia. President of the United Nations Association (NSW) and President of the Society for International Development (Sydney Chapter). Culture and politics guest speaker at Wesley Institute, Drummoyne NSW, Australia.

Dr Keith Suter's first doctorate was in the international law of guerrilla warfare and his second in the economic and social consequences of the arms race. His Masters degree is in religious studies and was on the role of the Uniting Church in the debate over economic justice. 

Dr Keith Suter received the Australian Government's Peace Medal in 1986: the International Year of Peace. He was Rostrum's "Communicator of the Year" in 1995, and in 1994, he was voted "Australian Communicator of the Year". He was made a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow in 1997 in recognition of his work for international co-operation. Keith Suter's latest book published in 2008 "All about Terrorism: Everything you were afraid to ask"

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  • Engaging China: The realities for Australian businesses (Research)
    Aug 2009


    The Australian Business Foundation undertook a study examining the current realities for Australian firms doing business with China. This study was led by international relations specialist, Dr Keith Suter with an expert team of senior journalist, Catherine Armitage and China specialists, Sara Cheng and Rab Memari of Australian Business International Trade Services.

    It involved an analysis of the background to Australia-China business relationships and a series of 26 business case studies based on interviews with senior executives of Australian enterprises which have a substantiative history of doing business with China.