New Zealand Association of Graduate Employers Summit

Wednesday, 31 October 2012, 11:18 am
Press Release: NZAGE

New Zealand Association of Graduate Employers (NZAGE) Summit

Tuesday 20th November, Crowne Plaza Hotel Auckland.
NZAGE is delighted to announce that registrations for our 2012 Summit are now open.

The 2012 NZAGE Summit “Leaders of the Future” will bring together New Zealand graduate employers, suppliers and tertiary providers across all industries for an informative and interactive day of presentations, panel sessions and workshops. The aim of this event is to explore key issues and challenges facing the graduate industry, while providing delegates with the opportunity to explore solutions, share ideas and hear about recent trends from industry experts.

This full day event will be open to graduate employers, suppliers, those interested in establishing Graduates programmes in their organisation, tertiary providers or to anyone involved in the attraction, selection and development of graduates in their organisation.

The programme is currently being finalised, but confirmed international panellists will include: Cathy Sims (National Coordinator, South African Graduate Recruiters Association); Ben Reeves (CEO, Australian Association of Graduate Employers) and Carl Gilliard (CEO, Association of Graduate Recruiters, United Kingdom). A number of New Zealand HR professionals working for well-known organisations will also be participating including Warren Young (IRD), Caroline Casey (Fonterra) and Paul Smith (Deloitte).

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Attendees for this event include representatives from: Mainfreight, Opus International, GradConnection, BNZ, DLA Phillips Fox, Gentrack, Staples Rodway, Westpac, The University of Auckland, Russell McVeagh, Teach First, and many more!

For more information please visit our website www.nzage.co.nz.
To register, please complete the online registration form HERE

Greetings All

NZAGE is delighted to announce that registrations for our 2012 Summit are now open!

Summit Theme - “Leaders of the Future”

Key information
- Date: 20 November 2012
- Timing: 8:30am - 5pm Summit 5:15pm-6:30pm & a Summit dinner off-site from 7pm
- Venue: Crowne Plaza, Auckland

The NZAGE have created a Summit format which includes:

- International Speakers from Australia (AAGE), United Kingdom (AGR), USA (NACE ) and South Africa (S AGRA)

- Industry Leaders and Key note speakers- Tim Wise (Research Director, High Fliers Research)

- A “future leader's panel” of New Zealand Tertiary Graduates

- Break out workshops coordinated by leading NZ Graduate Employers

- Fantastic opportunities to connect with other delegates including networking Lunch, Drinks and Summit dinner.

The full Summit programme will be publicised on our website page very soon.

Register now

Your NZAGE Committee

"Our mission is to support the establishment of best practice, and continuous improvement in the recruitment and development of graduate talent in NZ organisations"

ENDS

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