Major Sponsors

The Society is indeed fortunate to have the support through sponsorship of the following commercial enterprises.

ANZ is one of the largest companies in Australia and New Zealand and a major international banking and financial services group, which is among the top 50 banks in the world. As a leading financial institution in Fiji, ANZ Bank is committed to engaging with communities with the aim to make a difference and help sustain their livelihood.

AON Risk Services is the multifaceted brokering and risk management services arm of AON Corporation specialising in providing products, services, and solutions to meet the diverse and varied needs of its clients. Risks to businesses are constantly expanding and changing, AON Risk Services can provide the solutions needed to help service the consequence of risk in today’s environment.

KPMG is a leading provider of professional services including audit, tax and advisory. Their innovative spirit inspires what they do and how they do it, providing valuable benefits for clients, employees and stakeholders.  Constantly striving to be better lies at the heart of what makes them different.

Island Brewing Company is a newly established boutique  microbrewery  producing a handcrafted beer (free of additives and preservatives) brewed naturally using pure Fiji island  rainwater. The uniquely designed bottles feature Fiji’s endangered Green Turtle to help raise funds and awareness to  support breeding programmes in the Mamanuca’s.

Air Pacific - Voted three years in a row as the South Pacific’s best airline by Global Traveler magazine, Air Pacific is Fiji’s national carrier. It is 51% owned by Fiji and 46% by Qantas Airways.  Air Pacific and its subsidiary domestic/regional airline Pacific Sun, fly more than 500 flights per week carrying 1.1 million passengers internationally to Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, USA, Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Kiribati, Vanuatu and Solomon Islands, as well as to 10 island destinations domestically. Together, we bring in over 60% of all visitors to Fiji.