Ethnic Business Awards

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Ethnic Business Awards
Joseph Assaf AO at the 30th Annual Ethnic Business Awards
Awarded for	Excellence of Migrants and Indigenous people in Australian business
Country	Australia
Presented by	The EBA Foundation
First awarded	1988; 36 years ago (1988)
Website	www.ethnicbusinessawards.com
Television/radio coverage
Network	Aurora Community Channel, SBS (Australian TV channel), NITV
Runtime	Approx. 60–120 min.

Ethnic Business Awards (EBA) are Australian business awards that recognise achievements of migrant and Indigenous business owners, focusing on contributions made by migrants and the First Australians to business, economy and multiculturalism.

They were founded in 1988 by Joseph Assaf AO, a Lebanese born Australian who specializes in multicultural marketing and businesses.^[1][2]