The Financial Services Council has launched the full programme for its 2019 conference Towards Wellbeing on 11 and 12 September in Auckland.
The event is expecting 550+ attendees and will feature over 110 speakers across 35 sessions. Advisers can earn up to 13.75 hours of Continuous Professional Development (CDP) time.
Among the local and international speakers are:
- Ministers Faafoi and Robertson
- FMA CEO, Rob Everett
- Opposition Finance Spokesperson, Paul Goldsmith
- Young New Zealander of the Year, Kendall Flutey
- New Zealander of the Year, Mike King
There will be panel discussions exploring:
- Whether wellbeing is the silver bullet to rethinking prosperity in New Zealand
- Governance, Trust and Reputation: key challenges in delivering the best possible consumer outcomes for New Zealand
- Issues surrounding diversity, leadership and change in the sector
FSC Chair, Rob Flannagan, says, “With so many changes facing the industry both nationally and globally, it’s really important that this conference brings the industry together to learn from each other, to challenge ourselves and to discuss how the sector can improve consumer outcomes.”
Chief Executive, Richard Klipin, added, “Wellbeing is at the top of New Zealand’s mind and this conference will explore different elements of wellbeing and what it means to attendees, their colleagues and their customers.
“We’re delighted to have such a line-up of fantastic speakers and to see the event grow, and this year is no exception with more expert speakers and quality content for each of the sessions.
“This event is about learning from others and debating the big issues of the day, driving professional development in the industry and connecting with colleagues both within the sector and across the wider NZ community,” said Klipin.
Click here for the full program and to register.