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Trade and Investment Queensland - Gifts and Benefits Register - July 2019 - June 2020 This register shows gifts and benefits valued at more than $150 (cumulative) that have been given and received by Trade and Investment Queenalnd and its employees. This may include multiple gifts or benefits, where their total value exceeds $150 in a financial year. The register is updated each quater. Given/ Date received or Donor Description of gift or benefit Recipient/Company Recipient Name Reasons for accepting or giving Accountable officer or Value Per Person Received given supervisor Given 01/07/2019 TIQ - London Lunch with Dr Margaret Mayston AM Australian Music Foundation Dr Margaret Mayston AM Improves relationships General Manager International $ 66.50 Operations 01/11/2019 TIQ - Hong Kong Lunch meeting to obtain feeback from F&B Wilson Ng Wilson Ng Improves relationships Commissioner Hong Kong $ 48.67 Buyers Mission 02/02/2020 TIQ - Korea Reverse Korean VET Mission - Korean Daejeon HiT Seokhwa Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 32.84 Delegates Lunch Ganggyeong Commercial High School Sangyeon Cho Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 32.84 SOME Hoseok Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 32.84 Kyungbok University College Professor Jeong-Keun Ahn Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 32.84 Korean Council for University College Professor Hong-Gil Kim Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 32.84 Education Reverse Korean VET Mission - Korean Daejeon HiT Seokhwa Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 75.59 Delegates Dinner Ganggyeong Commercial High School Sangyeon Cho Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 75.59 SOME Hoseok Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 75.59 Kyungbok University College Professor Jeong-Keun Ahn Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 75.59 Korean Council for University College Professor Hong-Gil Kim Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 75.59 Education 03/10/2019 TIQ - Urban Infrastructure and Knowledge Catering for networking event with JCCIB for Idemitsu Australia Resources Pty Ltd Riichiro Kasahara Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Industries ILS Participants Shuya Kikuchi Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Marubeni Coal Pty Ltd Hajime Tanaka Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Takashi Yamaguchi Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Tomoharu Kodama Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Yu Nakagawa Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Yuji Hayashida Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Grant Thornton Ben Napier Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Celeste Veitch Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Charl Van Den Berg Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Chris Dunne Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Darius Zarghami Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Jacob Ellis Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Joel Ashworth Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Matt Toonen Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Regan Barker Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Shoko Arakawa Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Victoria Ng Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 Wendy Houghton Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 William Fu Encourages & enhances networks Director UIKI $ 38.41 TIQ - San Francisco Red White Fleet Week Tickets - Orientation Microba Luke Holthan Increases professional development Commssioner San Francisco $ 133.54 Event for CLSI Clients Zucero Chris Burrell Increases professional development Commssioner San Francisco $ 133.54 DMC San Francisco John Fredavotich Increases professional development Commssioner San Francisco $ 133.54 04/02/2020 TIQ - Korea Reverse Korean VET Mission - Korean Daejeon HiT Seokhwa Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 20.05 Delegates Dinner Ganggyeong Commercial High School Sangyeon Cho Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 20.05 SOME Hoseok Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 20.05 Kyungbok University College Professor Jeong-Keun Ahn Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 20.05 Korean Council for University College Professor Hong-Gil Kim Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 20.05 Education 04/10/2019 TIQ - San Francisco AAMA Healthcare Conference Tickets - Microba Luke Holthan Increases professional development Commssioner San Francisco $ 81.66 CLSI Clients Zucero Chris Burrell Increases professional development Commssioner San Francisco $ 81.66 Keith Dredge Increases professional development Commssioner San Francisco $ 81.66 DMC San Francisco John Fredavotich Increases professional development Commssioner San Francisco $ 81.66 04/11/2019 TIQ - Korea Lunch meeting with KPMG to share deal KPMG Jiman Kim Increases professional development General Manager International $ 50.83 intelligence Operations Sangho Roh Increases professional development General Manager International $ 50.83 Operations Sungwon Park Increases professional development General Manager International $ 50.83 Operations 06/02/2020 TIQ - Korea Reverse Korean VET Mission - Korean Daejeon HiT Seokhwa Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 37.29 Delegates Dinner Ganggyeong Commercial High School Sangyeon Cho Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 37.29 SOME Hoseok Lee Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 37.29 Kyungbok University College Professor Jeong-Keun Ahn Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 37.29 Korean Council for University College Professor Hong-Gil Kim Increases professional development Commissioner Korea $ 37.29 Education 07/08/2019 TIQ - International Operations Dell Mano Chocolate Gifts for Korea Austrade Andrew Morris Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Hydrogen Roundtable Attendees Operations Rodney Commerford Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations CQ University Australia Owen Nevin Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations Griffith University Evan Gray Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations H2Korea Jaehang Shin Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations Nakhyun Kwon Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations Yeogwang Yoon Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations Queensland Parliament Cameron Dick Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations Given/ Date received or Donor Description of gift or benefit Recipient/Company Recipient Name Reasons for accepting or giving Accountable officer or Value Per Person Received given supervisor Given 07/08/2019 TIQ - International Operations Dell Mano Chocolate Gifts for Korea Queensland University of Technology Ian Mackinnon Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Hydrogen Roundtable Attendees Operations Peter Talbot Improves relationships General Manager International $ 21.36 Operations 07/11/2019 TIQ - Singapore Minister Mark Furner's Event - Food and Alternative Selection Sebastian Chia Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Bevereages Operations Wendy Foo Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Willie Foo Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Austrade Amelia Walsh Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Taliessin Reaburn Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Australian High Commission H.E Mr Bruce Gosper Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Chalten Capital Pte Ltd Chevlin Lee Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Dan McIntyre Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Dr Beth Woods Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations The Honourable Mark Furner MP Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations HCH Singapore Pte Ltd Ryan Wong Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Hilton Singapore Kazi Hassan Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Market Grill Kenneth Lin Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations NamZ Private Limited Jade Bourne Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Margit Langwallner Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Mark Lim Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Sale Marino Pierce Yee Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations Spiffy Daffy George Abhishek Encourages & enhances networks General Manager International $ 223.54 Operations 09/07/2019 TIQ - Korea Lunch meeting with H2Korea H2Korea Yebin Lee Builds goodwill Commissioner Korea $ 36.90 09/09/2019 TIQ - Korea Lunch H2Korea Haktae Lee Encourages & enhances networks
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