Forbes Australia will launch in 2022 and include digital, magazine, conferences and events.
Forbes Australia include Forbes stories from around the world, and will also feature local content from the Forbes Australia editorial team.
“Over the years, Forbes has shined a light on entrepreneurs and business leaders in Australia through our various lists, like 30 Under 30, and global coverage,” said Peter Hung, president of Forbes, in a statement. “Launching an Australian edition of Forbes will allow us to develop an even deeper connection to the business community and audiences in Australia.”
Forbes has 45 licensed editions in 76 countries. Forbes’ presence in the Asia Pacific region also includes Forbes Asia and eight local licensed editions: Forbes China, Forbes India, Forbes Indonesia, Forbes Japan, Forbes Korea, Forbes Mongolia, Forbes Thailand and Forbes Vietnam.
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