What began in Australia has grown into something much more than a business enterprise. The Trademark Group of Companies now stretches across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK, and New Zealand, operating as a catalyst for opportunity and connection in an increasingly interconnected world.
This isn’t just a group of companies. It’s a global platform designed to bring together visionaries, investors, institutions, and industries. And at the center of it all is a mission rooted in trust, strategy, and shared progress—aligning with transformative movements like Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
That vision is championed by Sam Jamsheedi, the Group’s Global Chairman and the founder of the Australian Saudi Business Forum. With a deep understanding of both public policy and private ambition, Jamsheedi has helped build the bridges that others now walk across—trade routes, knowledge exchanges, and platforms that turn ideas into action.
Real Conversations, Real Impact
Over the past year, the Group’s international presence has grown—not just in scale but in depth.
In Australia, Jamsheedi sat down with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to talk trade, investment, and the evolving role of the private sector in Australia–Saudi ties. Their meeting reaffirmed the power of platforms like the Aussie Expo Riyadh and the need for entrepreneurial diplomacy.
Across the Tasman, in New Zealand, the Group met with Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay at Parliament House. Representing Saudi Arabia, they opened new conversations around economic collaboration—conversations grounded in opportunity and mutual respect.
These aren’t symbolic meetings. They’re part of Trademark’s bigger purpose: building relationships that move markets and reshape the way countries work together.
Deals That Go Beyond Paper
At Trademark, results aren’t measured in press releases—they’re seen in factories, campuses, and long-term partnerships. Some of the most notable deals recently include:
- AHQ & Sons Group × SSS Group
A $27 million manufacturing partnership in Saudi Arabia, set to produce up to 80,000 tonnes of scaffolding systems. It’s a bold move for industrial growth and proof of how Australian engineering can support regional development. - UniVerse Education Agreement
A $50 million education investment signed in Sydney, aimed at bringing cutting-edge research labs and infrastructure to Saudi Arabia. It’s not just a deal—it’s a leap toward strengthening academic ecosystems and cross-border learning. - MoU with Al Qahtani Group
Witnessed by the Australian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, this agreement marks a long-term commitment to shared investment goals between both countries, paving the way for deeper commercial ties.
Aussie Expo Riyadh: Where Vision Met Reality
In October 2024, Riyadh played host to the first-ever Aussie Expo, an event co-hosted by Trademark Group under the patronage of HE Bandar AlKhorayef, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources.
The numbers were impressive—75+ Australian companies, over 1,000 attendees, and a shared spirit of collaboration. But beyond the stats, the Expo told a story: Australia is ready to engage with Saudi Arabia’s fast-changing economy, and Riyadh is positioning itself as a gateway for global business.
Trademark Connect: More Than an App—A Global Network
As relationships scale, so does the need for connection. That’s where Trademark Connect comes in—a proprietary B2B app built to simplify deal-making, networking, and global collaboration.
With real-time access to:
- Global company directories
- Exclusive events
- Smart collaboration tools
- Curated opportunities
This app isn’t just a feature—it’s a foundation. It helps decision-makers move faster, partner smarter, and stay ahead in a competitive world.
Focusing on the Sectors That Shape the Future
Trademark Group operates with precision. Instead of stretching thin, it focuses on sectors where it can truly make a difference:
- Construction & Infrastructure
- Supply Chain & Logistics
- Food & Agriculture
- Education & Technology
- Sports & Healthcare
- Advanced Manufacturing
- Mining & Resources
- Finance
In each space, the goal is the same: bring together local knowledge and international ambition to help businesses scale with confidence.
A Global Platform, Human at Heart
What makes Trademark Group stand out isn’t just the scale of its operations—it’s the intention behind them.
Through leadership, strategic vision, and an unwavering focus on results, the Group has become more than a business network. It’s become a connector of worlds—where local communities meet global ideas, and where dialogue leads to development.
Whether it’s an Expo in Riyadh, a boardroom in Wellington, or a handshake in Sydney, every move is a step toward a future built on trust, trade, and transformation.
About Sam Jamsheedi: The Man Behind the Mission
Sam Jamsheedi isn’t just the Chairman of Trademark Group—he’s its architect. A global strategist and entrepreneur, Sam is known for his ability to navigate cultures, markets, and governments with equal ease.
As the founder of the Australian Saudi Business Forum, he has led high-level delegations, unlocked multimillion-dollar opportunities, and championed the idea that real growth begins with trusted partnerships.
He doesn’t just build networks—he builds platforms. Whether it’s through the Trademark Connect App, major expos, or policy dialogues, Sam’s goal is always the same: create space where ideas can thrive, and deals can take root.
His work isn’t about headlines. It’s about outcomes.
Find out more about Trademark Group of Companies on LinkedIn or visit https://trademarkgroup.com.au/
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