Infrastructure New Zealand upcoming events

Roundtable Luncheon with Hon. Phil Twyford (26 Jan 2018)

Thu, 25 Jan 2018 23:15:00 GMT

Infrastructure NZ CEO, Stephen Selwood, is delighted to invite you to a Roundtable Luncheon with the Hon Phil Twyford on Friday 26 January, 2018 from 12:15pm-2pm.

“Progressing Urban Development at Scale and Improving Productivity in Construction”

This event is strictly invitation only

For further information, please contact sally.bunce@infrastructure.org.nz

Christchurch WIN Event - Increasing Workplace Diversity: Women in Leadership Roles (19 Feb 2018)

Mon, 19 Feb 2018 03:00:00 GMT

Infrastructure NZ, together with the Christchurch WIN network and Engineering NZ is delighted to invite you to our first event of the New Year. Please join with us to hear four sensational women speak on how they are contributing to increasing diversity in the workplace, and within leadership opportunities.

Michelle Sharp, CEO Kilmarnock Group, opening speaker for the evening, will share her vision and journey in transforming attitudes towards disability and diversity into a viable financial model, now supporting one of Christchurch’s leading social enterprises.

After being inspired by Michelle, find out how you too can step up to a leadership role. Following two successful WIN events hosted in Auckland and Wellington last year, WIN is delighted to bring you three experts, Ngaire Best (Treasury), Felicity Caird (Institute of Directors) and Linda Noble (Women in Governance, Governance NZ), who will share how you can accelerate your journey into the world of directorships. A question and answer session will follow and the evening will conclude with networking and refreshments generously provided by CityCare, WIN Foundation Partner.

Pre-Delegation briefing (14 Mar 2018)

Wed, 14 Mar 2018 01:30:00 GMT

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Delegation to the U.S. (04 Apr 2018)

Wed, 04 Apr 2018 06:00:00 GMT

New Zealand has a growth challenge. Weak housing supply, high house prices and deteriorating transport performance are undermining living standards and economic prosperity. Changes are required to the way we plan, fund and deliver infrastructure and housing to meet growth.

The United States is comprised of some 50 entities, each with its own unique approach to growth and its own set of tools. Many of these states and cities are at similar stages of their development to New Zealand cities. Some appear to be managing growth well, some less well.

What is working, what is not and what can New Zealand learn?

In April 2017, Infrastructure New Zealand will lead a senior delegation of around 35 public and private sector infrastructure leaders to four growing American cities: Portland, Denver, Dallas and Houston. The objective will be to understand what growth challenges each city and state is facing and how authorities are responding.

Building Nations Symposium 2018 (16 Aug 2018)

Wed, 15 Aug 2018 12:00:00 GMT

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