NZ Lawyer’s Early Bird offer on seats at the inaugural conference will end this Friday
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The Early Bird offer on tickets to the inaugural Women in Law Summit will end this Friday. NZ Lawyer readers interested in attending the event are encouraged to book their seats this week to take advantage of the lowest available rate.
The program will focus on the unique 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 conference schedule and speaker line-up is available here.
NZ Lawyer readers are invited to join the 150 legal professionals already confirmed to attend the Auckland event next month.
To secure your seat and save $300 in the process, click here and register online by midnight Friday. Further discounts apply to group bookings of four or eight delegates.
The Women in Law Summit will be held at The Pullman Auckland on 17 August.
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The program will focus on the unique 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 conference schedule and speaker line-up is available here.
NZ Lawyer readers are invited to join the 150 legal professionals already confirmed to attend the Auckland event next month.
To secure your seat and save $300 in the process, click here and register online by midnight Friday. Further discounts apply to group bookings of four or eight delegates.
The Women in Law Summit will be held at The Pullman Auckland on 17 August.
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Appreciate every phase of your career
How to not feel guilty working while having children at home
