Last days to save on Early Bird registrations to unique in-house summit

Hear from the top in-house counsel in New Zealand on the future holds for the profession

Last days to save on Early Bird registrations to unique in-house summit

The Early Bird offer on tickets to the inaugural In-House Legal Summit will end this Friday 19 October, making this the final few days for NZ Lawyer readers to save on registrations.

Limited seats remaining. Join the Summit discussion.

The one-day summit will see leading in-house counsel from Auckland Council, Zespri International, Nikko Asset Management, Coca-Cola Amatil and many more will provide delegates with critical business advisory knowledge, and explore how technology can enable them to streamline their workload.

Speakers will cover topics specific to in-house counsel, including budget pressures, employment and contract laws, the expectation to play a business advisory role, building trust with the Board, balancing employment law commitments with a need to be seen as a trusted colleague, and managing legal compliance in a global business.

View the full conference schedule

NZ Lawyer readers interested in attending the Summit are encouraged to book online this week to save with the Early Bird offer. Find out more and book at http://in-houselegalsummit.co.nz/

The In-House Legal Summit will be held at the Cordis Auckland on Tuesday 27 November.

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