Over 100 lawyers have already confirmed their attendance at the event
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The inaugural Women in Law Summit will be held in Auckland this August, providing a unique professional development and networking platform for legal practitioners working in-house or in private practice.
NZ Lawyer is offering a Super Saver discount on all registrations until close of business today.
The Women in Law Summit will focus on the key challenges facing women in the legal profession through a series of keynote presentations and panel discussions featuring industry leaders such as Coca Cola Amatil GC Caroline Beaumont; Deputy Chief Judge Caren Fox; Anthony Harper CEO Lisa Jacobs; and Pip Greenwood, partner at Russell McVeagh. The full speaker line-up and event program is available here.
The Super Saver promotion only applies to bookings by close of business today, Friday 2 June. Further discounts are available for group bookings of four or more delegates.
This event satisfies the Ongoing Legal Education CPD Rules (2013). Attendees may claim up to 6 CPD points.
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NZ Lawyer is offering a Super Saver discount on all registrations until close of business today.
The Women in Law Summit will focus on the key challenges facing women in the legal profession through a series of keynote presentations and panel discussions featuring industry leaders such as Coca Cola Amatil GC Caroline Beaumont; Deputy Chief Judge Caren Fox; Anthony Harper CEO Lisa Jacobs; and Pip Greenwood, partner at Russell McVeagh. The full speaker line-up and event program is available here.
The Super Saver promotion only applies to bookings by close of business today, Friday 2 June. Further discounts are available for group bookings of four or more delegates.
This event satisfies the Ongoing Legal Education CPD Rules (2013). Attendees may claim up to 6 CPD points.
Related stories:
Is it possible to have a family and make it to the top?
Here are the top three diversity issues of growing concern for NZ organisations
