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Why the Women in Marketing event promises to be a day of inspiration, leadership and networking

With a line up chock-full of inspirational women often featured on this very site, Women in Marketing is an event not to be missed.


Angela Meyer and Anna Dean

Angela Meyer and Anna Dean, co-founders of Double Denim, will talk about their pioneering research on female consumer behaviour in New Zealand and Australia, and how to connect with the $28 trillion global female economy. They’ll be sharing insight of brands who get it right – and wrong – and providing further insights into female-focused campaigns. 


Kim Pick

Kim Pick, the executive creative director of VMLY&R New Zealand, has spent her career traversing the world working in advertising, picking up over 100 awards for her world and was appointed creative director at just 26 years old. She’ll be sharing her thoughts on being a woman in the creative industry and ways to challenge the status quo.


Aisha Daji Punga

Idealog editor Elly Strang will be moderating a panel featuring chief executive of the Starship Foundation Aisha Daji Punga, Mercury CMO Julia Jack, chief customer officer at Stuff Pip Cameron, and director of marketing excellence and delivery at Frucor Suntory Tania Bui. The panel will be discussing their personal challenges and journeys to how they got where they are today, how to take chances and trust your gut, the secrets to thriving in a fast-paced industry, and more.

Other speakers include head of client services at TRA Terri Hall, Whittaker’s brand manager Caitlin Attenburrow and Anika Moa grilling head of content at The Warehouse Group Cassie Roma over a few bubbles on how to be your authentic self, personal branding and stepping outside your comfort zone. 

Details

What? Women in Marketing event. 
How?  You can view the full programme here and find tickets here
When? Tuesday 22 October from 12pm until 4:45pm.
Where? The Cordis in Auckland CBD.
How much? Tickets are $395 for members and $595 for non-members. 
Why? To get inspired and educated on what is being achieved in the marketing industry in New Zealand by women, and hear key learnings and lessons from those at the top of their game. 

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