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New Zealand Horticulture Conferences

Mercury Baypark 81 Truman Lane, Mount Maunganui, New Zealand

Kia Orana, Ni Sa Bula Vinaka, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Mālō e lelei, Malo le soifua, Malo ni, Fakatalofa atu, Noaˈia ˈe mḁuri, Kam na mauri and Warm Pacific Greetings. Horticulture New Zealand proudly presents the RSE and Horticulture conferences 2024. We are merging into a three day event with speakers and content relevant to the horticulture … Continue reading "New Zealand Horticulture Conferences"

BioTechNZ Annual Meeting 2024

Online , New Zealand

Join BioTechNZ for our Annual Meeting being held on 18 September 2024 at 10.30am via zoom. Our Chair will share an update on BioTechNZ's strategy and plans for the coming year. The meeting will begin promptly at 10.30am. Please note this is a BioTechNZ member only event.

AusBioInvest 2024

Discover new opportunities at AusBioInvest 2024, Australia’s premier life sciences investment conference that bridges the gap between the investment community and investment-seeking life sciences companies. This event is designed to attract risk-tolerant capital to great ideas, while enabling investors to connect with innovative Australian companies that offer high-value return-on-investment. Join us at AusBioInvest 2024 at … Continue reading "AusBioInvest 2024"

AusBiotech 2024 National Conference

Step into the future of biotechnology at AusBiotech 2024, Australia’s largest life science conference, this November to see where innovation meets inspiration. 

Where’s New Zealand? The impact of missing global events

Online , New Zealand

Join us for a thought-provoking webinar as we explore why Aotearoa New Zealand is absent from major international biotech events including BIO International Convention (USA) and AusBiotech (Australia). Despite strong Kiwi attendance in 2024, there’s been no New Zealand exhibitor presence. Discover the impact on companies and explore how we can better showcase New Zealand … Continue reading "Where’s New Zealand? The impact of missing global events"