Join us as we acknowledge and farewell Stephen Selwood, the foundation CEO of Infrastructure New Zealand as he steps into his new role on the Board of the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission – Te Waihanga. Since launching NZCID from his lounge room in 2005, Stephen has succeeded in putting infrastructure on the national agenda and been instrumental in shaping policy and funding decisions that affect all New Zealanders. He has taken Infrastructure New Zealand from a grass roots advocacy group to the highly respected infrastructure think tank it is today.

We warmly invite you to join Infrastructure New Zealand and leaders of the sector to raise a glass to Stephen and wish him well for the future. Refreshments and canapes will be served.

We know there are still too few women accessing tertiary education in STEM subjects worldwide, meaning fewer women in infrastructure careers.

The Women's Infrastructure Network and the Human Rights Commission are delighted to invite you to join us for an exciting line up of inspiring women who will share insights into how they are helping to shift the dial and attract more women into STEM education and infrastructure careers.

The speakers are recently returned from the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations conference in New York on social protection systems, access to public services, and sustainable infrastructure for gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. They will share with you their reflections on the conference and be candid about their progress to senior leadership in these sectors. The event is not exclusive to women - we welcome attendance from all supporters of this initiative.

The event will be held in Auckland and, with thanks to our event hosts EY, we will be broadcasting live to their offices in Wellington and Christchurch. Come join us at one of these locations to be part of this special nationwide WIN event. The event will conclude with refreshments and networking.

We know there are still too few women accessing tertiary education in STEM subjects worldwide, meaning fewer women in infrastructure careers.

The Women's Infrastructure Network and the Human Rights Commission are delighted to invite you to join us for an exciting line up of inspiring women who will share insights into how they are helping to shift the dial and attract more women into STEM education and infrastructure careers.

The speakers are recently returned from the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations conference in New York on social protection systems, access to public services and sustainable infrastructure for gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. They will share with you their reflections on the conference and be candid about their progress to senior leadership in these sectors. The event is not exclusive to women - we welcome attendance from all supporters of this initiative.

The event will be held in Auckland and, with thanks to our event hosts EY, we will be broadcasting live to their offices in Wellington and Christchurch. Come join us at one of these locations to be part of this special nationwide WIN event. The event will conclude with refreshments and networking.

We know there are still too few women accessing tertiary education in STEM subjects worldwide, meaning fewer women in infrastructure careers.

The Women's Infrastructure Network and the Human Rights Commission are delighted to invite you to join us for an exciting line up of inspiring women who will share insights into how they are helping to shift the dial and attract more women into STEM education and infrastructure careers.

The speakers are recently returned from the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations conference in New York on social protection systems, access to public services and sustainable infrastructure for gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. They will share with you their reflections on the conference and be candid about their progress to senior leadership in these sectors. The event is not exclusive to women - we welcome attendance from all supporters of this initiative.

The event will be held in Auckland and, with thanks to our event hosts EY, we will be broadcasting live to their offices in Wellington and Christchurch. Come join us at one of these locations to be part of this special nationwide WIN event. The event will conclude with refreshments and networking.

The Emerging Talent Network Auckland invite you to join us for a networking evening at Brew on Quay. It will be a great chance to meet with your fellow ET members and catch up on all things infrastructure.

The event will be casual so even if you are late or can only stop in for a while we would love to see you there. Please register in advance so we can save you a seat.

We look forward to seeing you there!

New Zealand is targeting 100 per cent renewable electricity generation by 2035. What will it take to get there and what barriers must be overcome? 

Infrastructure New Zealand and MUFG Bank warmly invite you to attend 'Building a Renewable Future'.

The event will look at New Zealand's sustainable energy future, from the current status of the sector, to industry-wide challenges, key learnings (including the recent Waipipi Wind Farm transaction) and views on the way forward.

Join INZ CEO Paul Blair and special guest speakers from MUFG Bank, Tilt Renewables, and Genesis Energy along with a number of industry peers for an informative and engaging session at the Maritime Room on Viaduct Harbour. 

Space is limited. Please register by Tuesday 5th of November.

Save the date.

Further details to be confirmed.