The first talk dedicated to women and leadership organized by FNZCCI

FNZCCI event auckland — The first event of the FNZCCI Women and Leadership Committee

Écrit par French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce

Publié le 24 février 2020, mis à jour le 27 février 2020

Join the first event of the FNZCCI Women and Leadership Committee and learn from their amazing speaker’s experience.

About this event

Join the first event of the FNZCCI Women and Leadership Committee in the presence of :

- Janine Baldwin, National Sales Manager for Grocery and Better Balance Ambassador at Pernod Ricard
- Melisa Cohen, Developmental Coach at Pure Results
- L’Oréal New Zealand - speaker details will be shared very soon

The Committee is delighted by the presence of Mrs Sylvaine Carta Le Vert, French Ambassador to New Zealand who will join us for this very special evening.

Event details

Wednesday 4 March 2020 - 5.30pm to 7.30pm

- 5.30 – 6.00pm: Registration and networking
- 6.00 – 6.45pm: Short presentations including Q&A
- 6.45 – 7.30pm: Networking drinks & nibbles

This event is open to members and non-members of the French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce (FNZCCI).
For FNZCCI Gold & Silver members: if you are willing to use your free tickets included in your membership for this event, please send an email to info@fnzcci.org.nz.

The Women and Leadership comittee

The Women and Leadership committee aims to develop informative and interactive events for women (and men) within the Chamber and the local business community by :

- Enabling women of different nationalities, working and living in New Zealand, to achieve professional and personal success
- Giving women a strong voice in the New Zealand business community
- Creating opportunities for women to be successful in future leadership roles

The French Chamber encourages its female and male members occupying senior manager position in MNCs and small businesses to participate in the Business Women Network Committee after meetings. It aims to provide excellent networking opportunities, address work-life balance concerns and develop useful skill sets.