19
Oct
Christchurch
5pm–7:15pm
Networking
2
CPD
Join us for some festive cheer and an update from an ASB Senior Economist.
IoD Manawatū sub-committee welcomes members for a final networking event of 2026. Join us for this free member event, featuring a live online update from Kim Mundy, Acting Chief Economist at ASB, our national sponsor, who will reflect on the year that was and share insights into the economic landscape.
Kim Mundy is acting Chief Economist at ASB. Kim has been with ASB since 2015, including four years in Sydney as a currency strategist with CBA. Her varied background means she has a deep understanding of multiple economies, macro-economic forecasting, and financial markets. Kim has a particular focus on translating complex macroeconomic signals into clear, useful insights for businesses, media, and the public. She also has a keen interest in sustainable economics.
Kim studied at the University of Auckland where she graduated with a BA/BCom (1st class honours) in Economics, Statistics and Politics. She also interned with the New Zealand Treasury while completing her studies before starting her career as an economic consultant.
By registering for this event, you are confirming that you agree to adhere to our event terms and conditions.
Should you have any dietary, mobility, cultural or other requirements, you can let us know on the registration form.
If you have a disability or accessibility requirement, we can provide a complimentary ticket for a support person to attend with you. Please register as usual through the IoD website, then email the Wellington branch team at Wellington.Branch@iod.org.nz to arrange your companion’s complimentary registration.
Regrettably, registration fees cannot be refunded when cancellations are received within two working days prior to any branch event. See our standard terms and conditions for more information.
Jill Dawson
Wellington Branch Manager
+64 27 278 8814
+64 4 470 2673
jill.dawson@iod.org.nz
The Wellington branch acknowledges the generous support of
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The East Coast region also thank
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The Manawatu region also thank |