Venue: Level 1 Lobby, Owen G Glenn Building, The University of Auckland Business School
Time: Doors open 6:00pm for a 6:30pm start
Entry: FREE for members and non-members
Dress: Smart business
Make way for the new mainstream.
Future Dragonz and The University of Auckland Chinese Alumni Club
partner to present an event that explores how young professionals are
stamping their mark in Auckland and around the world.
During
the first part of the evening we hear from special guest, Mayor Len
Brown, and two energetic personalities who share their views on their
place in today’s hyper-connected world and how they navigate it to bring
their dreams to life.
The second half ushers in the World Café, a discussion format designed to generate and deepen your ideas on the event theme.
With the young Chinese professional demographic booming at an
incredible rate, come discover your place in this new world order.
Please join us for drinks and nibbles from 6:00pm. The discussion kicks off from 6:30pm.
Proudly supported by New Zealand Asia Institute.
RSVP by Friday 25 May via Facebook to secure your place.
THE EVENING'S SPEAKERS:
MAYOR LEN BROWN
Len Brown is the first Mayor of the Auckland Council. He believes
Auckland can be the most liveable city in the world - a city that
delivers a strong economy with fair rates, a clean, healthy and safe
environment to live in, better public transport, and strong communities
with strong local democracy. Len grew up in Otara and Papatoetoe.
Outside politics and family, his interests include gardening, reading
and singing.
MONICA MU
Monica Mu came to New Zealand
10 years ago as an international student. After many years working as a
community mental health worker, she is now a community advisor at
Auckland Council. Passionate about empowering youth, Monica is co-chair
for the Leadership and Development Conference (LDC) 2013, an initiative
of the New Zealand Chinese Association. A qualified Zumba instructor,
she is a sports fanatic and keen traveller.
SAM YIN
Originally from China, Sam Yin is an energetic entrepreneur who links
New Zealand and China through his property investment company
Hougarden.com. He is a passionate New Zealander who adores this
country’s lifestyle and culture. Sam holds business degrees from The
University of Auckland Business School and worked in IT project
management prior to establishing Hougarden.com. He has a strong interest
in photography and soccer.
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