The Auckland Summit has been designed for our Auckland residential members to help them

to build better building businesses.

The Auckland Summit is proudly bought to you by the RMBA Auckland Board.

This one day summit is designed to give our Auckland members a wider

understanding of today’s construction climate and the oppportunities and the challenges that

we all face. The lineup of informative and interesting speakers will cover a range of topics

including technology, our economy, the housing shortage, marketing and personality types.

It is also an opportunity to hear from our members in the forum session.

Packed with personality and punch, we promise an informative and useful day, mixed with

humour, and ending with networking drinks.

Hosted by Cameron Bagrie, key speakers for the day include New Zealander of the Year Mike

King, BNZ Chief Economist Tony Alexander and Andrew Bayly from the National Party.

This is a day not to be missed!

The full days program is contained in this pamphlet.

Book your tickets early as we have limited availabliity for this first annual Auckland event.

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CO-LOCATED WITH BUILDNZ

PROGRAMMEOF EVENTS

STATE OF THE NATION

OUR PEOPLE

OUR ECONOMY + health

OUR PRODUCT

STATE OF THE NATION - RMBA CEO DAVID KELLY, RMBA PRESIDENT DARRELL TRIGG, AUCKLAND BRANCH CHAIR TONY PEXTON, WITH ANDREW MINTURN FROM THE AUCKLAND COUNCIL. ANDREW BAYLEY - OPPOSITION SPOKESPERSON FOR BUILDING AND CONSTRUC TION

HAZELTON LAW - MARK HOLLAND ON THE RMBA RBC1

MORNING TEA

OUR PEOPLE - BCITO + BUILDING RECRUITMENT + EMPLOYSURE

PERSONALIT Y TRAITS - ANDREW HOGGARD

LUNCH

KIDS CAN CHARIT Y DINNER - JULIE CHAPMAN

THE NEW ZEALAND ECONOMY - BNZ CHIEF ECONOMIST TONY ALEXANDER WITH JENNIAN HOMES STUART MUNRO

MITRE 10 PRESENTS MIKE KING

AFTERNOON TEA

THE DIGITAL AGE - SOCIAL MEDIA - MARY CULLINGFORD

SELL SELL SELL - BARFOOT AND THOMPSON + PROFESSIONAL PROPERT Y PHOTOGRAPHERCOCKTAIL EVENT

8.30AM - 9.15AM

9.15AM - 9.45AM

9.45AM - 10.15PM

10.15AM - 10.35AM

10.35AM - 11.05AM

11.05AM - 12.05PM

12.05PM - 1.05PM

1.05PM - 1.10PM

1.10PM - 2.10PM

2.10PM - 3.10PM

3.10PM - 3.30PM

3.30PM - 4.15PM

4.15PM - 4.35PM

4.45PM - 6PM

MEET THE TEAM

MC – Cameron BagrieCameron has been an economist for 20 years. For over 11 years he was the Chief Economist at ANZ, heading a team that was consistently ranked No. 1 for its analysis of the New Zealand economy. He developed a reputation for taking a forthright stand on even the hardest of economic issues. He’s also worked as an economist at the National Bank, Treasury and Statistics New Zealand. His approach to economics is pragmatic and non-ideological.Cameron holds B Com from the University of Otago and an M Com from the University of Canterbury.

Andrew Bayly MPIn the 2014 Election Andrew Bayly was elected to Parliament as the National Party Member of Parliament for the Hunua Electorate in New Zealand, with a majority of 17,376 votes. In 2017, he further increased his majority to 19,443, the third highest in the country. Andrew is currently Opposition Spokesperson for Building and Construction, for Revenue, and Associate Spokesperson for Finance. He is also a Member of the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee. In the previous Parliament (2014-2017), Andrew was at various times Chair of the Environment and Local Government Committee, Deputy Chair of the Regulations Review Committee and a Member of the Transport and Industrial Relations Committee, as well as the Finance and Expenditure Committee.Prior to entering Parliament, Andrew initially trained as an accountant before working with merchant banks in New Zealand and London for a period of 10 years. After returning to New Zealand, he co-founded a merchant bank, offering corporate advisory and capital markets advice to a range of government entities, local authorities and corporate clients.Andrew is married and has three sons.

HAZELTON LAW - Mark HollandRegistered Master Builders and Hazelton Law have been working together for almost three years. In that time, Hazelton Law has taken almost 1,000 calls from members using the "hotline" service. The recurring contractual issues which have become apparent from these calls relate to Scope of Works, Contract Price and Time for Completion. Prior to working with Hazelton Law, Senior Associate Mark Holland was a civil engineer for 14 years working on roading and water infrastructure projects in Ireland and New Zealand. Mark will facilitate a session for members to broaden their knowledge and raise queries on these recurring issues.

aUCKLAND COUNCIL - Andrew MinturnAndrew is currently the Auckland Council’s Meeting Demand Programme Manager, Building Consents.

Before joining the Council, Andrew was a successful international consultant and speaker on the process of regulatory building control reform and building consent/permit processing and inspection best practice system development.

Andrew is an advisor to the United Nations international agencies of the World Bank and International Finance Corpora-tion and aid agency USAID. He has provided advice to foreign governments for over a decade and was appointed on missions to assist countries in the Middle East, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Africa, where he provided strategic direction, tactical guidance and advice to emerging and developing countries.

Andrew also was a Senior Advisor to the New Zealand Government between 2004 and 2015 and has been intrinsically involved in most of the major initiatives undertaken by the Ministry as they developed the operational mechanisms of the Building Act requirements.

In 2009, while representing the Department of Building and Housing, Andrew was appointed Government Advisor to the Auckland Transition Agency to assist create the Auckland Super City and between 2013 - 2016 Andrew was appointed, Chief Advisor to the Crown Manager in Christchurch.

MEET THE TEAMCONTINUED

Mike KingIn a past life, Mike was one of New Zealand's most well known entertainers, but that role has changed dramatically since the conception of the radio show The Nutters Club in 2009. The show evolved from Mike's own experience of mental illness and addiction, and has become a huge success with it now airing Sunday evenings on Newstalk ZB. These days, Mike is better known for his work as a Prominent Mental Health Educator and Ambassador for both I Am Hope and the Key to Life Charitable Trust. He uses an unorthodox approach when talking to youth and wider communities, sharing his struggles with his inner critic and allowing people to recognise that everyone has problems and it's ok to ask for help. Although suicide prevention is the big picture, Mike doesn't actively discuss it, choosing to concentrate on delivering a hopeful message and connecting people, services and resources within the community.Mike's work is invaluable to I Am Hope and The Key to Life Charitable Trust. His passion and dedication is unwavering, whether it be mentoring young people on a one-to-one basis, or visiting schools, Mike is always delivering his message of hope in some way or another. For his contributions to mental health in New Zealand, Mike was named New Zealander of the Year 2019 by Kiwibank.

Tony AlexanderMr. Alexander has been employed as Chief Economist at New Zealand’s second largest bank, the Bank of New Zealand, since 1994 with responsibilities including informing senior management about economic developments and prospects, risks and opportunities, and provision of services for the bank’s staff and client base. He is an accomplished public speaker much in demand and each year delivers between 80 and 130 presentations at bank seminars, conferences, and client functions around the country and offshore. He writes and distributes the monthly NZ Observer directly to 11,000 email recipients with extensive links from other websites.Prior to joining the BNZ Mr. Alexander worked as principal economist at a stock broking firm in Wellington and before that as Research Officer then Treasury Economist with Westpac Bank initially in Sydney, Australia, then New Zealand from 1987. He holds a Master of Arts degree (first class honours) from the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. He is the father of five children, his wife is one of New Zealand’s foremost early childcare researchers, and he lives in New Zealand’s capital city Wellington.

Mary CullingfordStrategy - Content - Connection - the things you'll hear Mary Cullingford, Founder & Director at The Social Shop talking about constantly. Mary is passionate about supporting brands who give a damn, tell their story & create connection on social media. The Social Shop is an Auckland based content production agency, known for creating campaigns that drive loyalty, community and purpose. Mary brings 17 years of PR, comms & marketing experience in the local-government, corporate & non-profit sectors to future-focused social media strategy and works closely with several brands in the building trade.

Andrew HoggardAndrew’s passion is encouraging people to build strong teams that make a difference. Andrew has over 36 years’ experience in the commercial world including extensive experience in healthcare sales and leadership. He has shared his life and sales experiences with thousands of people and enjoys sharing tools and concepts which bring out the best in people. He demonstrates how to see your life and business in a different way, a way in which you can navigate a way forward and make significant changes in your life.

Jennian Homes - Stuart MUnro Jennian Homes has been building homes in New Zealand since 1982. They have franchises throughout New Zealand and support the House of the Year awards every year, being one of our most awarded builders. Franchisor of Jennian Homes and director of Residential Building Services, and former Carters Chief Executive, Stuart Munroe will be sharing briefly his take on the current building economic climate within Auckland City, and the challenges builders are facing with possible solutions.

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TERMS & CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION PURCHASE

AND ATTENDANCE

All event bookings are issued subject to these terms and conditions

of sale and entry. By registering and/or attending the event the

purchaser and any attendee agree to comply with these terms and

conditions.

REGISTRATIONS

Registrations will be invoiced at time of booking

CANCELLATIONS BY REGISTERED

MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION:

Registered Master Builders Association reserves the right to:

•Change the location of the event

•Substitute speakers for the event.

•Cancel the event in the case of a force majuere.

•Cancel/alter scheduled dates for the event where minimum

attendance numbers are not reached.

In the event of the event being cancelled, Registered Master Builders

Association will notify registered attendees via email, prior to the

event date, to advise of an alternative date or to refund or credit the

members account in full for the event fee.

CANCELLATIONS BY ATTENDEES

If you are unable to attend a booked event, a substitute attendee may

be sent as a replacement (subject to approval).

If you wish to cancel more than 14 days before the start of the event

we will refund the cost of the registration.

If you wish to cancel less than 14 days before the start of the event, no

registration costs will be refunded.

All cancellations must be notified in writing to Registered Master

Builders Association Auckland.

NON-ATTENDANCE

Non-attendance of any event due to illness, or for personal or

professional reasons does not provide a right of refund.

FILMING/PHOTOGRAPHY

Some of the speakers have requested their segments are not to be

recorded. This will be announced prior the segment starting.

SMOKING AND VAPING

Smoking or vaping is not permitted inside any of the venue areas.

Designated areas may be available – these will be advised at the

introductions or staff will be able to direct.

PARKING

Parking within the Auckland Showgrounds. A $15 maximum daily rate

will apply.

• Up to six payment stations will be located in and around the venue.

Other cheaper alternatives include:

• Access the limited free parking spaces around Puriri Drive.

• Alexandra Park Raceway carpark on the corner of Campbell Cres

and Puriri Drive (behind the Caltex Station). From here you can enter

the venue at Hall 1.

• From time to time the Cornwall Park Cricket Grounds accommo-

dates carparking weather permitting

Or for bus and train transport options please visit www.at.govt.nz

HEALTH AND SAFETY

For the purpose of this event we will be using XPO Exhibitions Health

and Safety Policy as the co-located host.

Copies of this and the exhibitor manual can be found here:

https://xpo.cld.bz/XPO-Exhibitions-Health-and-Safety-Policy

http://buildnz.com/exhibitormanual/