2022 Commonwealth Bank Rugby Sevens Breakfast

For the first time since 2019 Hong Kong welcomes back the Rugby Sevens! And it's a little different this year..... 

AustCham is thrilled to invite you to join the Commonwealth Bank Rugby Sevens' Breakfast as we welcome the Australian team to Hong Kong. Joining us in-person at the event will be legend of Australian rugby, Adam Ashley Cooper.

Joining us live from their training camp will be Australian Coach John Manenti, Captain Nick Malouf and Australian team players. We'll hear from them about their preparation in the lead up to the Hong Kong tournament, their prospects for their the series, as well as how they - and international rugby - built resilience and overcame the impacts from the Covid-19 pandemic.

In addition, we're excited to welcome legend of Australian rugby, Adam Ashley-Cooper, in-person at the event. Known as “Mr Versatile” Ashley-Cooper enjoyed a 16-year professional career, won 121 caps for Australia, the third most of any Australian player, and played internationally in Japan, France and the United States of America. Having retired from his playing career in 2021, he now coaches with the L.A. Giltinis.

Join us as we kick off the Sevens' festival! 

 Corporate Tables of Twelve (12) including:

• Your logo on table
• Logo presence on screen during the event
• Group photograph of your guests on the day
• You may place marketing material or gifts on seats at your table only

      Members: HK$12,500   Non-Members: HK$18,000

Contact bookings@austcham.com.hk to secure a table

Mates Table of 12 (must be booked by an AustCham Member) - HK$9,000

Individual Tickets: Member - HK$750 Non-Member - HK$1,250

*This event is being held under social distancing regulations. We ask that guests follow directions from the venue and comply with Covid-19 social distancing rules in place at the time. 

Please note: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by the speaker(s) belong solely to the speaker, and are not representative of the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.