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Launch of Financial Resilience Index (FRI) Research
The Financial Resilience Index is a tracking survey of New Zealanders’ views on five key financial resilience indicators. Our expert panel will discuss the findings from the latest Index in the broader context of the pandemic, the great resignation and fears of rising inflation, and the implications for financial wellbeing and the wellbeing of New … Continue reading "Launch of Financial Resilience Index (FRI) Research"
Celebrating International Women’s Day 2022
Online , New ZealandEach year TechWomenNZ get together to celebrate International Women’s Day. This year we look at Imposter Syndrome and how it affects women in the IT industry.
Farmax Conference 2022
The Atrium, Wintec Waikato Institute of Technology, Tristram Street, Whitiora, Hamilton, New ZealandThe Farmax Conference is a platform for thought and discussion around how we can advance New Zealand’s pastoral farm systems into the future.
$200 – $475
Beyond InsurTech
Join us to hear cross industry perspectives about how data and AI is changing the customer experience.
New Zealand – Ireland Agritech Summit 2022
OnlineNew Zealand - Ireland Agritech Summit 2022 - Explore new opportunities for cooperation and building strategic innovation partnerships.
Geospatial data in agriculture – update and next steps
OnlineSpatial information underpins almost everything we do in agriculture. Come along to an interactive online event to learn more.
Outlook for 2022 with Samantha Barrass FMA Chief Executive
ZoomThe FSC Board is delighted to welcome Samantha Barrass to her role as Chief Executive of the FMA and back to New Zealand. We would like to invite you to meet Samantha at our FSC webinar: We hope you'll be able to join us - we are looking forward to this session to discuss the … Continue reading "Outlook for 2022 with Samantha Barrass FMA Chief Executive"
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Immigration Class Exception – getting workers to New Zealand
Late last year the Government announced a tech class exception to enable businesses to bring 600 specialist tech workers to New Zealand. These were for specific roles that have proved very hard to fill domestically and the process is now underway. The Class Exception includes mid-senior software developers, senior professionals across a range of areas, … Continue reading "Immigration Class Exception – getting workers to New Zealand"
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Recognising Blind Spots in a Digital Future
OnlineJoin Marsh, Wotton + Kearney and ApplyID for an interactive discussion where we will discuss the most pressing risks and challenges for the tech industry right now.