The inaugural conference will focus on the unique challenges facing women in the legal profession
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The inaugural Women in Law Summit will be held at the Pullman Auckland next week. NZ Lawyer readers interested in joining the 170 in-house and private practice lawyers already confirmed to attend are encouraged to book one of the final tickets online now.
The event has attracted a stellar speaker line up, with some of the profession’s most influential women leaders confirmed to speak – including Pip Greenwood, partner at Russell McVeagh; Deputy Chief Judge Caren Fox of the Maori Land Court; Anthony Harper CEO Lisa Jacobs; and Caroline Beaumont, general counsel of Coca-Cola Amatil NZ.
More information about the speakers and program is available here.
There are a limited number of seats remaining at the conference, so NZ Lawyer is urging its readers to secure one of the final remaining seats now.
The Women in Law Summit will be held at the Pullman Auckland on 17 August.
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The event has attracted a stellar speaker line up, with some of the profession’s most influential women leaders confirmed to speak – including Pip Greenwood, partner at Russell McVeagh; Deputy Chief Judge Caren Fox of the Maori Land Court; Anthony Harper CEO Lisa Jacobs; and Caroline Beaumont, general counsel of Coca-Cola Amatil NZ.
More information about the speakers and program is available here.
There are a limited number of seats remaining at the conference, so NZ Lawyer is urging its readers to secure one of the final remaining seats now.
The Women in Law Summit will be held at the Pullman Auckland on 17 August.
Related stories:
Industry panel to discuss future for women leaders in law
Success is too narrowly defined in NZ’s legal landscape
