Мероприятия Другое Новая Зеландия 2023

Our conference brings together individuals from New Zealand's potato industry, including growers, researchers, professionals, and enthusiasts, to explore a wealth of knowledge, innovation, and networking opportunities. The theme focuses on ensuring the longevity of NZ potatoes. Let's explore the potential and delve into the world of potatoes!

The Tertiary ICT Conference provides a chance to network, socialize, forge new connections, and reconnect with peers in the tertiary education sector.

David is the leader of the Productivity Biodiversity & Pollination group at Plant & Food Research. The team focuses on various research areas related to pollination and biodiversity, collaborating with partners in New Zealand, Australia, and other countries. David's background is in ecology, and he also has a part-time position at the University of Auckland. Novotel Auckland Ellerslie and Ibis Auckland Ellerslie are both conveniently located near the conference venue.

SPIE Sensors + Imaging, the premier European event for sensor and photonic technologies, combines SPIE Remote Sensing and SPIE Security + Defence. Attend in Amsterdam to explore the latest innovations in imaging, monitoring, and homeland security. Meet suppliers at the 2-day exhibition to discuss your needs and discover cutting-edge technologies.

This conference focuses on industry research on Cyber Security in Aotearoa. Phishing costs NZ businesses 3.15 billion annually, with a 32% increase in attacks. The conference aims to explore human factors behind these attacks and present cutting-edge solutions to combat them. It is open to individuals from business, research, law enforcement, IT, and network security.

The M2 Summit focuses on AI & Machine Learning, bringing together leaders, experts and pioneers to explore its implications across industries. The event offers keynotes, meeting areas, and exhibitions showcasing opportunities and threats. Renowned thought leaders provide insights, experiences and predictions on the future of AI. Interactive exhibitions feature cutting-edge AI technologies and solutions.

New Zealand's No. 1 Renovation & Building Expo"The Auckland Home Show will feature over 450 exhibitors showcasing the latest trends in home improvements, building, furnishing, renovations, and outdoor living. Don't miss this event if you're planning your next home project.

The Show has diverse exhibitors, including popular motorhome and caravan brands, new products, innovative accessories, and great deals. The Accessories Marquee offers sweet treats, electronics, and fishing drones. The range has new gadgets, innovations, and fresh ideas for road living.

A 4-day program including scientific presentations, seminars, day trips, and excursions will be held in Wellington, NZ for the annual AAVAC conference. Explore avian conservation projects and the Zealandia sanctuary, and take a guided tour of predator-free Kapiti Island.

The Home & Lifestyle Show is a multi-location expo in New Zealand, showcasing top-notch home and lifestyle products. Discover inspiration for DIY projects and renovations. Women of all ages can enjoy this two-day event, featuring fashion, beauty, health, fitness, crafts, food, and more.

The biggest home and garden show in New Zealand"The Waikato Home & Garden Show is the largest event in New Zealand for home and garden enthusiasts, offering a wide selection of products and services for building, renovating, decorating and landscaping. Thank you for attending.

Open your mind to new ideas for Home Furnishings, and Home Decor Accessories Industry"Discover the latest in kitchens, bathrooms, renovations, building, furnishing, and outdoor living at the Canterbury Home Show. With over 150 exhibitors and expert advice, find inspiration and ideas for your next project. Check out the Show Highlights video for a glimpse of what to expect.

She holds the position of Senior VP of Global DEIB and People APAC EMEA at Ever Commerce. Karen's commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging stems from her personal identity. Starting as a Geography Teacher, she transitioned into the Zoo industry, eventually becoming the CEO of Wellington Zoo. Karen is actively involved in various roles within the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA), advocating for animal welfare and environmental sustainability. Her passion lies in connecting people with animals and promoting lifelong learning through conservation education in Zoos and Aquariums.

Our community's support after a two-year break for the NZAG Show has left us thrilled with this year's success. Over 115,000 attendees have us excited for next year.