November
BUILDING NATIONS 08
NZCID is proud to be able to provide recordings of parts of the successful Building Nations 08. Punctuated by stimulating and informative presentations, engaging panel discussions and both national and international speakers, the presentations below represent only a few of the highlights from this years events.
NZCID Building Nations Symposiums is the peak infrastructure industry conference in New Zealand, providing a platform for strategic best practice discussions to advance the overall industry agenda for infrastructure development.
Building Nations is the must-attend industry event for information sharing and networking between public and private sectors in New Zealand. This year’s event featured two days of proceedings, along with an exhibition, gala dinner and other networking activities.
To see a video presentation featuring leading industry decision makers click here
The video on this page was produced by OETV, current associate members of NZCID, to find out more about their services click www.oetvproductions.co.nz
Welcome and Introduction
Hear from Andrew Stabback, director of InAssociation and NZCID’s partner in facilitating this years Building Nations event. As well as the opening address by Mathew Cockram, Chairman of NZCID’s board of directors, with a state of the nations speech, where we are at as a whole, and looking to the future.
Click to Play 2008 Introductory Address Video
Back on Track: Infrastructure for NZ, Hon. Michael Cullen here>
National: Going for Growth, John Key here>
Investing in the future of the nation
• The impact of global economic events on New Zealand
• Outlook for the New Zealand economy for 2009
• The potential effects of infrastructure on the economy
• Future outlook for economic growth and infrastructure needs: The next 10-15 yearsDominick Stephens, Research Economist, Westpac Institutional Bank
Building a successful government framework for infrastructure development
• Policy issues
• Institutions and supporting legislation
• Planning and procurement
• Implementation
• MonitoringRichard MacGeorge, Director, Ridgway Capital Projects
