NZAGE announce registrations for 2014 Summit are now open

NZAGE announce registrations for 2014 Summit are now open.

The New Zealand Association of Graduate Employers (NZAGE) has opened ticket sales for its 2014 Summit; this year’s theme focuses on Diversity.

Taking place on Thursday 23rd October at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland, the Summit will feature industry leaders and key note speakers including Mark Powell (CEO of The Warehouse Group), Justine Munro (Project Director, DiverseNZ and Board Director, Z Energy) and Tim Wise (Research Director, High Fliers Research) who will present the results of the 2014 NZAGE Employer and Graduate Surveys.

The First Foundation panel of New Zealand tertiary graduates and the NZAGE Hot Couch of GM HR's will discuss industry issues facing recent graduates and best practise around diversity in New Zealand organisations. The Summit will be followed by the second annual NZAGE Dinner and Awards presentation, recognising outstanding examples of individual and organisational excellence in the education, recruitment and development of graduates.

“With an increasingly diverse New Zealand population, our graduate HR and Recruitment professionals need to look at how their organisations can reflect and foster a diverse workforce within their organisation. There are some great initiatives already taking shape in New Zealand, and we will be spotlighting some of these at this year’s Summit as well as providing a well-rounded programme for anyone active in recruiting or developing graduate talent. This is a must attend event for any employer active or serious about this area of the market”

Tim Watts, Chairperson and Founder of the NZAGE.

This full day event is open to graduate employers, suppliers, those interested in establishing

Graduate programmes in their organisation, tertiary providers or anyone involved in attraction, selection and development of graduates.

Further information, the Summit programme and link to the ticketing website is available online at www.nzage.co.nz.

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