At the recent Australia – Papua New Guinea Business Forum, ABV Chairman Mark Epper took the time to speak about ABV’s new strategy.

Several ABV representatives have spent a very interesting few days at the Australia–Papua New Guinea Business Forum.

MRL Capital and Australian Business Volunteers (ABV) are partnering to build the business capacities of the six major Lihirian clans. The six Lihirian clans - Tinetalgo, Nissal, Unawos, Lamatlik, Nikama and Tengawom each own businesses, although the level at which...

Over the years ABV has sought to recruit and mentor an engaged community of volunteers with core business skills. ABV now boasts a registry of several hundred experienced volunteers, the majority being business people and corporate professionals. With the...

ABV can fairly claim to be the Asia-Pacific leader in the design and implementation of corporate pro bono and other corporate employee programs aiming for community benefits. Since 2008 ABV is proud to have been an implementing partner of the IBM Corporate Service...

ABV is unusual among international development not-for-profits in that since our establishment more than 35 years ago, our focus has been on inclusive growth through the private sector. Over the last decade however involving and harnessing the private sector has...

“They were all good,” says Elizabeth Genia, an Assistant Governor of the Bank of PNG referring to the five ABV volunteers who worked with the bank. In early 2014 ABV established a three year partnership with the Bank of Papua New Guinea to deliver an institutional...