Plastics New Zealand's 75th Anniversary Conference & Industry Design Awards is occurring on the 16th & 17th May in Queenstown, New Zealand. All Members and Non-Members are welcome to attend.

We have an exciting conference programme lined up to celebrate the Past, Present  and Future of the New Zealand Plastics Industry.

 

Plastics New Zealand 75th Annual Conference & Design Awards
16th – 17th May 2019, Millennium Hotel, Queenstown

The Power of Plastics; Past, Present, Future 

(Updated 28th March 2019)

Wednesday 15th May
Pre-Conference Golf – 12.30pm Tee-Off at Jack’s Point

Thursday 16th May
9.00am Registration
10.00am Conference Opens
5.00pm Conference Day 1 Closes
5.30pm Networking event
7.00pm Conference Dinner Off Site – Lonestar.  Dress Code: Western/Casual

Speaker

Proposed topic

Role

Wylie Royce

Keynote: The Power of Plastics – An International Perspective

Chair of Plastics Industry Association (USA)
& Partner at Royce Global

Tom Thomson

A Celebration of Our Past

Life Member

Rachel Barker PNZ Update & launch of This Is Plastics CEO Designate, Plastics NZ

Mark Bunzten

Workshop: Distilling Ideas – Design Thinking for Innovation

Director, The Distillery

Florian Graichen,

Bio-Based Developments & The New Plastics Economy Roadmap in NZ

Science Leader – Biopolymers and Chemicals, Scion

Competenz & Plastics Company

Training Needs Assessment and Industry Case Study

Industry Training Organisation

Alex Guichard

Launching Sustainable Products

Co-Founder & CEO, Revology

 

Friday 17th May
8.30am Conference Opens
4.30pm Conference Closes
5.30pm Pre-Dinner Drinks
6.30pm 75th Anniversary Conference & Industry Design Awards Gala Dinner – Black Tie event with live band

Speaker

Proposed topic

Role

Tony Alexander

Economist

BNZ

Simon Wilkinson

PNZ Environment Update

Environmental Projects Manager, Plastics NZ

Wellington Branch Representatives

Operation Clean Sweep: Collective Action Brings Results

Various

Hon. Eugenie Sage

Plastics and the Environment – A Government Perspective

Associate Minister for the Environment

Paul Diver Employment Relations Update Director, Three60 Consult
Industry Issues   Break out into Sector Groups  

Glen Sharkey

Leadership engagement in challenging times

 Leadership Trainer and Facilitator,
 and Certified Speaking Professional (CSP)

Dr Michelle Dickinson

Closing Keynote

Scientist / Adventurer / Speaker
Nanogirl


It is essential you book early to secure Accommodation due to limited available supply. 

Join us in 2019 to celebrate the Past, Present and Future of the New Zealand Plastics Industry 
Download our registration pack here