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- Summit Opens
- Kick off and welcome from local iwi
- Performance and Pressure – managing the moments!
Glibert EnokaWorking with the All Blacks and some of New Zealand’s most successful corporations, Gilbert Enoka has a raft of insights about what’s required to create world class teams and enterprises. We will dig into the mindsets needed to create magic.
How do you harness talent to its full potential when you have a team of brilliantly driven individuals?
Navigating expectations and disappointments … what happens when you lose … how do you get back up again?
What sorts of environments support being day in and day out at peak performance?
Once the environment for this is in place how do you ensure individuals stay well at this level of pressure?
Gilbert Enoka - mental skills coach
Glibert Enoka
- Knowing when to call it and how to do this
Rod Snodgrass•Sakshin NiranjanOne of the keys to success in venture investing is being able to make the call when a startup is not scaling at the pace required. Drawing on some of the insights from Gilbert Enoka, Rod and Saks explore the markers they used in resetting the business and the personal qualities they drew on. Rod will also share his experience of letting a startup go, including the conversations with the founders, the wider team and shareholders.
Rod Snodgrass – Maker Partners
Sakshin Niranjan - NexDo
Rod Snodgrass
Managing Partner at Maker Capital Management Limited
Sakshin Niranjan
NexDo
- Morning Tea
- Insights from a serial founder
Cecilia RobinsonCecilia Robinson, of My Food Bag and Tend Healthcare fame, shares her approach to scaling incredible value and what she tapped into to fuel the passion and vision required.
Cecilia Robinson
Tend founder & co-CEO
- Scaling startups in an inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand context
Julia Arnott-Neenee•Kaye-Maree Dunn•Kendall FluteyBringing a tikanga Māori and Pasifika lens to venture investment we explore what is required to create intergenerational wealth and rolling generations of founders and investors to build greater prosperity for Aotearoa.
Julia Arnott Neenee - Fibre Fale
Kendall Flutey - Banqer
Moderator: Kaye Maree Dunn - Making Everything Achievable
Julia Arnott-Neenee
Fibre Fale
Kaye-Maree Dunn
Making Everything Achievable
Kendall Flutey
Banquer
- Lunch
- Talent … where and how do we grow it, attract it, and retain it??
Robyn Kāmira•Rob Woodward•Jo MillsIn this session we cover
finding and hiring the best people
supporting and inspiring people once they’re on board
the individual, the team, the community, the future – the interdependencies
Jo Mills - Fuel50
Robyn Kamira - Paua Interface
Moderator: Rob Woodward - AngelHQ
Robyn Kāmira
Rob Woodward
Director of Find Recruitment
Jo Mills
CXO at Fuel50
- Does chasing unicorns in Aotearoa make sense?
Jenny Rudd•Mike CardenIn this session we will debate how relevant building unicorns is in a context like ours where there are smaller pools of local capital, nascent local experience and such an acute need to crack offshore markets. We will also explore some of the trade-offs, including building a huge company versus early recycling of capital and kiwi risk appetites to support success all the way to unicorn status.
Jenny Rudd – Enterprise Angels
Mike Carden – Joyous
Jenny Rudd
Enterprise Angels- MC
Mike Carden
Mike Carden
- Outside looking in … how are we doing? what should we be doing?
Privahini BradooSan Francisco based, Privahini Bradoo, who has scaled two startups and who is a KEA New Zealander of the Year award recipient, will talk to us about her views on what kiwi founders and investors need to be aware of and her thoughts about how our context impacts on our approach to scale, value creation and returns.
Privahini Bradoo - Plank
Privahini Bradoo
- Drinks at Kauri Bay Boomrock
- Buses depart back to Auckland to Pilkington's for the summit dinner
- Dinner at Pilkington's
