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An Evening with Robert F Kennedy Jnr, 16 December

Thursday 5 November
An Evening with Robert F Kennedy Jnr, 16 December, Hyatt Regency Auckland
Dear Friend,

On behalf of the Rt Hon Mike Moore, we are delighted to invite you to join Robert Kennedy Jnr (nephew of President John F Kennedy and son of Senator Robert Kennedy) at a special charity dinner in Auckland to raise money for a very worthy cause.

During Mike Moore’s three year tenure as Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, one of the most moving speeches he witnessed was by Robert Kennedy Jnr who will now be the first Kennedy to speak publicly in New Zealand.

At “An Evening with Robert F Kennedy Jnr” you will be challenged, inspired and uplifted by one of Time Magazine’s “Heroes for the Planet” who will bring all his Kennedy charisma, style and passion as an advocate for the environment.

Event highlights include:

• Live keynote speech by Robert F. Kennedy Jnr including Q&A with the audience
• Pre-dinner drinks followed by a three course gala dinner with fine wines and beers
• Live entertainment by Dave Dobbyn and backing musicians
• Master of Ceremonies Simon Dallow from TV One News
• An outstanding live charity auction including lunch with Robert F Kennedy Jnr on 17th December at Mercury Island hosted by Sir Michael Fay, a luxury 2 week holiday in South Africa including lunch with Nobel Prize winner and former President F.W.de Klerk, a trip to Marlborough on Barry Colman’s private jet, a signed copy of President Barack Obama’s book and a guitar signed by Bob Dylan.

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Net proceeds of the evening will benefit “School Aid: Global Partnerships through Schools,” established by Mike Moore to help school children both in New Zealand and developing countries.

Reward yourself, clients and friends this Christmas by hosting your own table at An Evening with Robert F. Kennedy Jnr, presented by AUT University.

Previous audiences have declared Kennedy an “outstanding”, “electrifying” and “inspiring” speaker. We hope you can join us for what will be a fantastic evening!

Book now at: http://www.ducoevents.co.nz/an-evening-with-robert-f-kennedy-jnr/

Warm regards,

David Higgins
Director

An Evening with Robert F. Kennedy Jnr is proudly presented by AUT University and sponsored by HSBC, Air New Zealand Environment Trust, Hyatt Regency Auckland, The New Zealand Herald, TVNZ, Radiolive, Yealands, Interbrand, and Soar Printing and proudly supported by the New Zealand Business Council for Sustainable Development.


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