22-23 July 2025 | Grand Millennium Auckland New Zealand
Together we shape our future
As we consider the unanticipated events the last decade has delivered globally and locally; risk management, resilience and connectedness are now fundamental components of strategy and operational effectiveness across business, government, infrastructure and communities. Together we are stronger. The New Zealand Risk & Resilience Summit will feature learnings and insights in strategic planning, risk and resilience modelling through to organisational culture, operations and a broader view of supplier, customer, sector, community networks and relationship strategies. What does resilience look like for the business, the risk leaders, c-suite, community leaders and our vulnerable. How can we create a better future together? This Summit will feature participation from the next generation of New Zealand’s leaders and how they think about and respond to risk and resilience.
Attend to connect, participate and think forward together.
Who should attend?
- Corporate leaders from the private and public sectors, including Chief Risk Officers, CFOs, and CEOs.
- Advisory experts such as Risk Management Consultants, Risk Modelers and Strategy Heads.
- Industry leaders from energy, finance, retail, construction, and more, occupying roles like Resilience Manager and Operational Risk Manager.
- Governance and strategy executives like Directors, Governance Leads and Project Heads.
- Legal and Compliance including General Counsels, Compliance Managers, and Risk Analysts.
Agenda Themes
Organisational Risk
Understand the gateway test for businesses to utilise when deciding whether a person is an employee or a contractor.
Psychosocial Risk
Psychosocial risks encompass mental health challenges in the workplace, emphasising the importance of supportive environments and proactive well-being initiatives.
Technology Risk
Innovations bring opportunities but also tech risks like cybersecurity threats, privacy concerns, and potential job displacement; vigilance is crucial.
Climate and ESG Risk
Balancing profit with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors is vital. Climate risk highlights the need for sustainable practices and resilience.
RiskNZ members and supporters who have attended
Accident Compensation Corporation, AGLX Asia Pacific, Airways Corporation of New Zealand, Anchorage Trustee Services, Ando Insurance Group, Aon New Zealand, Arthur J Gallagher & Co (NZ), Auckland Council, Auckland Regional Public Health Service, Audit New Zealand, Aurecon New Zealand, Aurora Energy, Ballance Agri-Nutrients, Bank of New Zealand, Bryan Whitefield Consulting, Callaghan Innovation Research, Camms Group, CHU Underwriting Agencies, Chubb Life Insurance New Zealand, Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand, Comply With NZ, Department of Corrections, Department of Internal Affairs, Electoral Commission, Environment Southland, Environmental Protection Authority, Everbridge, Far North District Council, Fire and Emergency New Zealand, First Gas, FMG Farmers Mutual Group, Fonterra Co-Operative Group, Fulton Hogan, Genesis Energy, Glia Workplace PsychologistsGovernance New Zealand, Govn365, Gravity Lawyers, Hastings District Council, Hawkes Bay Regional Council, Hi Spec Security, Hutt City Council, Jackson Calder Ltd, Kainga Ora – Homes & Communities, Kapiti Coast District Council, Kora Consulting, Land Information New Zealand, LexisNexis, LexisNexis NZ, MainPower New Zealand, Manulife Investment Management, Forest Management (NZ), Martin Jenkins & Associates, Medical Assurance Society New Zealand, Methodist Church of New Zealand, Milford Asset Management, Ministry for the Environment, Ministry of Business Innovation & Employment, Momentum Life, New Zealand Customs Service, New Zealand Police, New Zealand Post, Nomos One, Northpower, NZ Defence Force, NZ Lotteries Commission, Methodist Church of New Zealand, Customs Service, Partners Life, Protecht Group, PwC New Zealand, Rangitikei District Council, Reserve Bank of NZ, Resilient Organisations, Risk Management Institute of Australasia, SBS Bank, Southland District Council, Sport New Zealand, Stellar Library, Sue-lutions, Tātaki Auckland Unlimited, Tauranga City Council, Te Pukenga – NZ Institute of Skills & Technology, Te Tumu Paeroa Te Wananga o Aotearoa, Te Whatu Ora Health NZ Hawke’s Bay, The Co-operative Bank, The Treasury New Zealand, The University of Auckland, The Workspace Connection, Tonkin + Taylor, Transpower NZ, TSB Bank, Tuatahi First Fibre, University of Canterbury, University of Waikato, Urban Intelligence, Waimakariri District Council, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency, Watercare Services, Z Energy, Zeopard Law, ZESPRI International
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Photos from New Zealand Risk & Resilience Summit 2023 & 2024
