Export NZ
Export Insights- Overcoming the Crisis and Planning for the Future
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ExportNZ and ASB present: Export Insights – Overcoming Crises and Planning for the Future
Join us for an afternoon of insights within the export sector. This bespoke event is designed to discover more about what the future will look like for local exporters and what should be considered in planning for the short to medium term. You will hear how other exporters have overcome challenges linked to the major logistics and supply issues the world is facing as well as what the logistics companies are doing to mitigate the risk for exporters.
A Global View
Global Update Catherine Beard, Executive Director, ExportNZ
Nick Tuffley – ASB Chief Economist
Export Challenges
Andrew Priest, NZ Frost Fans (ExportNZ Hawke’s Bay Exporter of the Year)
Roman Jewell – Fix and Fogg (Finalist ExportNZ Wellington Export Awards)
Supply Chain Insights –
David Kriel – Napier Port
Simon Edwards Hamburg Sud/ Gary Carter CMA Shipping Line
Reuben Livermore Air NZ
Drinks and Networking
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