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EMA Bay of Plenty Business Breakfast: EU-New Zealand Free Trade Ageement
EU–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement | EMA hosted Bay of Plenty Business Breakfast
Join us for an exclusive networking breakfast with H.E. Lawrence Meredith, EU Ambassador to New Zealand, alongside Ambassadors of EU Member States.
This is a unique opportunity for Bay of Plenty businesses to hear directly from EU and local leaders on the trade, market access, and innovation opportunities unlocked by the EU–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement.
The breakfast will feature short addresses from H.E. Lawrence Meredith, Tauranga Mayor Mahe Drysdale, and EMA Head of Advocacy Alan McDonald , Strategy and Finance followed by a Q&A session. This will also be an opportunity to engage with Ambassadors of EU Member States.
Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your networks and position your business to benefit from the EU–New Zealand FTA—secure your place today!
Date & time: Thursday 14 May, 7:30am-9am
Venue: Clarence Boutique Hotel Tauranga, 51 Willow Street, Tauranga
This is an exclusive, invite-only free event, and registration is mandatory. To enquire for an invite please email [email protected]
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