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- Phone:
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- Email:
- info@wecc.org.nz
- Postal Address
- PO Box 1087
Wellington 6140 - Head Office:
- Level 13, NTT Tower, 157 Lambton Quay, Wellington 6011
Beehive to Business with Nicola Willis MP
The Wellington Chamber of Commerce invite you to attend our Beehive to Business event with National Party Finance Spokesperson and Deputy Leader, Nicola Willis.
Did the budget do enough to help businesses, and what would National do differently if they were in power?
How would they address the big issues facing New Zealand – particularly rising inflation – and what could the government be doing now to ease the challenges facing businesses and communities?
Join us on 24th May for a light lunch and to hear the Opposition’s response that will lead the Post-Budget conversation.
Agenda:
- 12:15pm- Standing lunch available, networking
- 12.45pm- Address
- 1.05pm- Q&A
- 1.30pm- Event concludes
Nicola Willis Bio
Nicola Willis is a List MP based in Wellington, having entered Parliament in April 2018, and being re-elected in October 2020. She is currently National’s Deputy Leader, Spokesperson for Finance, and Social Investment. She is a member of Parliament’s Finance and Expenditure Select Committee and the Intelligence and Security Select Committee, and has previously served on the Environment Select Committee, the Education and Workforce Select Committee, and the Regulations Review Select Committee.
Prior to becoming an MP Nicola held a number of senior management roles at New Zealand dairy co-operative Fonterra. Her work at Fonterra included leadership of the business’s global trade strategy team, permanent membership of the global incident management team, operational management of Fonterra-owned farms and work on a number of major projects alongside Fonterra’s global customers, manufacturing teams and farmer shareholders. Nicola also served on the boards of Export NZ and policy think-tank the New Zealand Initiative.
Nicola was a senior advisor to Prime Minister John Key during his first term in Government, having been a member of his winning 2008 campaign team, a senior advisor during his time as Leader of the Opposition and a researcher for then opposition education spokesperson Bill English.
