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Committee hosts Prime Minister
The Committee was honoured to host our Prime Minister, the Right Honourable John Key at a dialogue session with 24 of our members on October 13th. The Prime Minister talked under Chatham House rules about a range ofissues affecting Auckland and the National Government's focus for the General election on 26 November and beyond.
No Respect for the Status Quo
The 2010/11 Future Auckland Leaders and Alumni finished their Talking Heads series with an inspirational conversation with New Zealander of the Year Sir Ray Avery on October 11th.
Auckland rated world's third most liveable city
Auckland has been ranked the world's third most liveable city in a quality of living survey, jumping one place from fourth in 2010.
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Future Auckland Leaders Graduation
Twenty five inspiring Aucklanders graduated from the Committee for Auckland’s Future Leaders Programme at a ceremony at the Auckland Museum on November 8th with four inspiring ‘legacy projects’ which will enhance the city.
Business in Schools
Leon Wijohn, Deloitte and Nikki Carter, Committee for Auckland with students from James Cook High School, who set the scene for a warm mixing of cultures and businesses at the Business n' Schools Forum.
Ngati Tuwharetoa shares knowledge with Committee members
A delegation of 7 Tuwharetoa leaders spoke about their commercial entities at the Maori Business Strategy Network hui hosted at Beca, and mixed and mingled with Committee members afterwards.
Members Briefing from Mayor, the Hon.Len Brown
His Worship the Hon. Len Brown, Mayor of Auckland addressed Committee members on The Auckland Plan at a lunch hosted by Simon O'Connor, Managing Partner Auckland, at Ernst & Young on September 29th.
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