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Friday, August 15, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 72
This year the India New Zealand Business Council celebrates 25 years of fostering economic and bi-lateral trade relationship between India and New Zealand.To mark the occasion, INZBC is hosting a business summit on the 8th of July, at the Pullman Hotel, Auckland.
ì2014 marks 25 years of the India New Zealand Business Council. To celebrate the years of trade relationship development, the India New Zealand Business Council is hosting a Summit and gala dinner this July.î, said Sunil Kaushal, Chairman of INZBC.
The India New Zealand Business Council works to create and strengthen business relationships between India and New Zealand. This year the council has hosted several business workshops and symposiums. These have been leading up to this years not-to-be-missed business summit, hosted by the council.
This event will be a culmination of previous events held throughout the year, and will bring together policy makers, industry experts and members of the business community.
The overriding themes of the seminars will be ìbusiness beyond barriersî. Sunil Kaushal said, ì"Business Beyond Barriers" will bring together some of New Zealand's and India's most senior business figures to debate what the likely new opportunities and challenges will be for New Zealand businesses doing business in India.î
The Summit will run from 8am to 3pm and will consist of three symposiums, each based on engaging topics and presented by industry experts. The symposium themes are Innovation, Strategic Ventures and Sustainable Growth and will be presented by notable speakers, including Clayton Kimpton from NZTE, John Monaghan of Fonterra, Honourable Steven Joyce, Minister of Economic Development, Science and Innovation, Andrew Paykel of Fisher and Paykel and Tim Ng from Treasury, amongst others.
To register for the event, your can visit INZBC website at: www.inzbusinesssummit.com
This year the India New Zealand Business Council celebrates 25 years of fostering economic and bi-lateral trade relationship between India and New Zealand.To mark the occasion, INZBC is hosting a business summit on the 8th of July, at the Pullman Hotel, Auckland. ì2014 marks 25 years of the...
This year the India New Zealand Business Council celebrates 25 years of fostering economic and bi-lateral trade relationship between India and New Zealand.To mark the occasion, INZBC is hosting a business summit on the 8th of July, at the Pullman Hotel, Auckland.
ì2014 marks 25 years of the India New Zealand Business Council. To celebrate the years of trade relationship development, the India New Zealand Business Council is hosting a Summit and gala dinner this July.î, said Sunil Kaushal, Chairman of INZBC.
The India New Zealand Business Council works to create and strengthen business relationships between India and New Zealand. This year the council has hosted several business workshops and symposiums. These have been leading up to this years not-to-be-missed business summit, hosted by the council.
This event will be a culmination of previous events held throughout the year, and will bring together policy makers, industry experts and members of the business community.
The overriding themes of the seminars will be ìbusiness beyond barriersî. Sunil Kaushal said, ì"Business Beyond Barriers" will bring together some of New Zealand's and India's most senior business figures to debate what the likely new opportunities and challenges will be for New Zealand businesses doing business in India.î
The Summit will run from 8am to 3pm and will consist of three symposiums, each based on engaging topics and presented by industry experts. The symposium themes are Innovation, Strategic Ventures and Sustainable Growth and will be presented by notable speakers, including Clayton Kimpton from NZTE, John Monaghan of Fonterra, Honourable Steven Joyce, Minister of Economic Development, Science and Innovation, Andrew Paykel of Fisher and Paykel and Tim Ng from Treasury, amongst others.
To register for the event, your can visit INZBC website at: www.inzbusinesssummit.com
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