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The Women Infrastructure Network Auckland invites you to come and celebrate the end of 2022 in style!

Join us at the freshly opened Sunset Bar at Sudima Auckland City for our Women in Infrastructure end of year bash.

Please come and enjoy some nibbles, drinks, and opportunities to connect with new (and old!) friendly faces.

This event is kindly supported by Tonkin + Taylor.  

WIN Wellington together with GHD are delighted to invite you to come and hear more about RiverLink, a $700M infrastructure project.  RiverLink will provide flood resilience to Lower Hutt in conjunction with improvements to the road, rail, cycle and pedestrian infrastructure.  Thus enabling the city centre to reconnect with the Te Awa Kairangi river and for the project to be a catalyst for revitalisation of the city. RiverLink a partnership between Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency, Greater Wellington Regional Council, Hutt City Council, Taranaki Whānui ki te Upoko o te Ika and Ngāti Toa Rangatira.

The Infrastructure Collective Auckland invites you to The Inner Circle with Amelia Rentzios.

Amelia Rentzios is Head of Operations for Hiringa Energy and has over 15 years' experience in the energy sector. She will be discussing how individuals can influence and generate change within organisations and industries, irrespective of their position and seniority. In doing so, Amelia will explore her efforts in supporting energy transition and decarbonising industry to help generate positive, enduring outcomes. 

This event is open to a small group of 10 members from The Infrastructure Collective (formerly Emerging Talent) to chat with Amelia about her career path, experiences and the work underway at Hiringa Energy.

Infrastructure New Zealand invites a select group of industry leaders to attend a special infrastructure event with Hon David Parker, Minister for the Environment.

WIN Wellington in partnership with Infrastructure New Zealand, together with our hosts AECOM, are delighted to invite you to An Introduction to the Three Waters Reform.

This is an incredible opportunity to hear from a panel of highly influential wāhine leaders: Gillian Blythe (CEO Water NZ), Lorraine Kendrick (Head of Technical - Three Waters Reform Programme, Department of Internal Affairs) and Katy Te Amo (Taumata Arowai – Water Services Regulator for Aotearoa) who will provide an introduction to the Three Waters Reform, including what it is, the drivers behind it, benefits expected and challenges to overcome.

The WIN Northland Chapter invites you to join them for a panel discussion with business leaders on how we can create positive impact for our suppliers, contractors and the communities we serve. Hear from a range of panellists on their journey, perspectives and ideas for increasing local impact within our communities.  

We will have Christmas themed drinks and nibbles generously sponsored by Stellar Projects to conclude the evening of our final event for 2022. We welcome everyone to mix and mingle and celebrate a successful year at the end of the panel discussion.

The Infrastructure Collective Auckland network invites you to attend a site visit to the City Rail Link (CRL), which is the largest transport infrastructure project ever to be undertaken in New Zealand. CRL is a 3.45km twin-tunnel underground rail link up to 42 meters below the city center, transforming the downtown Waitematā Station (Britomart) into a two-way through-station that better connects the city’s rail network.

It includes a redeveloped Maungawhau / Mount Eden Station, where the CRL connects with the North Auckland (Western Line) and new underground stations - one mid-town at Wellesley and Victoria Streets called Te Waihorotiu Station (Aotea) and Karanga-a-Hape Station (Karangahape) just off Karangahape Road with entrances at both Mercury Lane and Beresford Square. 

Spaces are very limited so register to secure your spot. 

The Infrastructure Collective Auckland invites you to The Inner Circle with Norm McKenzie on Good Employer’s, Good Employee’s (Māori Economy).

For the future of work, how might we begin to understand the dynamics between Good Employer’s and Good Employee’s? Even more so for those who are under-served whānau furthest from the labour market, such as young people, people who are not in education, employment or training, sole parents and people who have experienced long-term unemployment or sporadic, low wage employment. The more we begin to understand the future workforce we are a step closer to identifying the system levers that enable these barriers and how we collectively address them.

BUILDING FUTURE RESILIENCE

Building Nations is New Zealand’s leading infrastructure conference, where influential decision-makers gather annually for a fresh shot of motivation and inspiration.

The two-day event provides the opportunity for the public and private sectors to come together to find new ways to look at complex challenges through collaboration. Building Nations ‘leads the leaders’ into a future where New Zealand is a global exemplar of smart and sustainable infrastructure that raises the standard of living for all New Zealanders.