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15 March 2017 SKYCITY Convention Centre

Auckland

Navigating the new world order

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the CFO Summit Advisory Panel for lending their expertise

and experience in making the CFO Summit a continued success.

ALL AN HICKFORD, Chief Financial Officer, Ngai Tahu Holdings Corporation

BRENT PENROSE, Partner, EY

DALE BRIDLE, Chief Financial Officer, Fairfax Media

ELLEN RE AD, National Business Editor, Fairfax Media

KEIR AN ANDERSEN, Chief Financial Officer, My Food Bag

KENT DURBIN, Chief Financial Officer, Douglas Pharmaceuticals

KERRY CONWAY, Chief Financial Officer, Paymark

LYLE WILLIAMS, Chief Financial Officer, AUT

MARK CONELLY, Chief Financial Officer, The Warehouse

MAT THE W NEEDHAM, Chief Financial Officer, DIA

MURR AY DICKINSON, Chief Financial Officer, Naylor Love

PAUL HELM, Government Chief Accountant, Treasury

ADVISORY PANEL

W E L C O M E T O T H E 2017 N Z C F O S U M M I T

TĀ MARK SOLOMONNgāi Tahu

RODGER BAKER VP - Strategic Analysis,

Stratfor (USA)

MARIE JOHNSON Managing Director & Chief Digital Officer,

Centre for Digital Business (Australia)

PETER GAHAN Director, Centre for Workplace Leadership &

Professor, The University of Melbourne

FEATURING OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

DENNIS SECOR Chief Financial Officer,

Fossil Group (USA)

The modern business environment means that change is the new normal and strong leadership is the only way to come out the other side successfully. From geo-political influences to the impact of digital, be inspired by leading business advisors, practitioners and innovators at the 2017 CFO Summit and network with over 350 of your peers from across New Zealand.

Each year we undertake extensive research to create a relevant and compelling agenda - this year four themes emerged and we have created an agenda that explores the macro trends, then brings the conversation back to the New Zealand context.

THIS YEAR THE SUMMIT WILL EXPLORE:» Global geo-political landscapes » Innovation and growth » Technology and digital disruption » Leadership, the CFO and the future workplace

AGENDA AT A GL ANCE8.30 REGIS TR ATION AND COFFEE8.50 Welcome from the Chair

Rod Oram, Business Journalist

Global geo-political landscape, local economics and the impact on the New Zealand business ecosystem

9.10 Opening remarks (Minister under invitation)9.30 Opening keynote: The new world order - how geo-political tensions are re-shaping our world

Rodger Baker, VP - Strategic Analysis, Stratfor (USA)10.00 Examining the New Zealand economic outlook

Kelvin Wickham, Managing Director - Global Ingredients, Fonterra10.30 Audience Q&A10.45 MORNING BRE AK AND REFRESHMENTS

Innovation and growth - building business models to thrive in the modern business environment

11.15 Keynote: Supporting a culture of growth, innovation and changeDennis Secor, Chief Financial Officer, Fossil Group (USA)

11.45 Power panel: Enabling innovation, growth and agility through partnerships from the finance teamDennis Secor, Chief Financial Officer, Fossil Group Lindsay Render, Chief Financial Officer, Trilogy International LimitedScott Taylor, Partner - Advisory Services, EYRichard Dellabarca, CEO, NZ Venture Investment Fund

12.25 Table discussions

12.40 LUNCH

Technology and digital disruption - unlocking value and enabling business and finance transformation

1.30 Keynote: The perfect storm - Digital Disruption and the unstructured eraMarie Johnson, Managing Director & Chief Digital Officer, Centre for Digital Business

2.00 Power panel: Navigating new business models and utilising the power of digitalMarie Johnson, Managing Director & Chief Digital Officer, Centre for Digital BusinessCandace Kinser, Independent DirectorSonya Crosby, Chief Innovation Officer, SKYCITY Entertainment GroupRepresentative from Mastercard

2.40 Table discussions

2.55 AF TERNOON BRE AK AND REFRESHMENTS

Leadership, the CFO and the future workplace - creating resilient and diverse organisations

3.20 Keynote: The future workforce - are we being future-fit leaders? Peter Gahan, Director, Centre for Workplace Leadership & Professor, The University of Melbourne

3.50 Power panel: Future focused and forward thinkingKirsten Patterson, New Zealand Country Head, Chartered Accountants Australia and New ZealandPeter Gahan, Director, Centre for Workplace Leadership & Professor, The University of Melbourne

4.30 Closing KeynoteTā Mark Solomon, Ngāi Tahu

5.10 Summary remarks from the Chair and Networking Function

7.00 CFO AWARDS AND G AL A DINNER

OPENING KEYNOTE: The new world order - how geo-political tensions are re-shaping our world Geo-political volatility and uncertainty is high with challenges to traditional political establishments contesting the strong hold multi-lateral and political establishments in the West. Between the EU Brexit, the contentious US Presidential election, and the developing tension in the South China sea, uncertainty is causing a groundswell of unease across all continents. Rodger will delve into the macro level challenges facing the world, our key trading partners and New Zealand today and examine the implications for NZ business.RODGER BAKER, VP - Strategic Analysis, Stratfor (USA)

Rodger Baker is a leading expert on geopolitics and international affairs. A Stratfor analyst since 1997, he has played a pivotal role in developing and refining the company’s analytical process, internal training process and geopolitical framework. Mr. Baker develops custom reports for clients and frequently delivers executive briefings to investors, businesses and

universities across the globe, from the National Defense University in Beijing to financial institutions in New York. He is regularly invited to participate in dialogues and panel discussions in China, Japan, Thailand, Mongolia and South Korea.

Examining the New Zealand economic outlookContinuing from the previous presentation, this session will elaborate on macro trends and further examine their impact on the New Zealand business environment. KELVIN WICKHAM, Managing Director - Global Ingredients, Fonterra

G L O B A L G E O-P O L I T I C A L L A N D S C A P E , L O C A L E C O N O M I C S A N D T H E I M PA C T O N T H E N E W Z E A L A N D B U S I N E S S E C O S Y S T E M

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KEYNOTE: Supporting a culture of growth, innovation and changeSupporting fast growth businesses and working to encourage a culture of innovation is critical to today’s CFO deliverables. How the CFO leads and operates dictates the modus operandi of the effectiveness of the finance team to work both internally and externally to enable innovation and growth.

DENNIS SECOR, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer, Fossil Group (USA)

Dennis Secor has served as Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Fossil Group since 2012. Fossil Group, Inc. is a global design, marketing and distribution company that specialises in consumer fashion accessories - primarily fashion watches and wearables, jewellery and handbags. From 2006 until 2012, Mr. Secor served as Senior Vice President

and Chief Financial Officer for Guess?, Inc and from 2004 until 2006, Mr. Secor served as VP and CFO for Electronic Arts (Canada), Inc. Prior to that, Mr. Secor held various financial management roles with several international companies and was based in both the United States and in various parts of Europe.

POWER PANEL: Enabling innovation, growth and agility through partnerships from the finance team• Balancing the need for innovation and growth with business as usual• Building resilience and capability when change is the only constant• Beyond financial - using ALL business data to harness competitive advantage DENNIS SECOR, Chief Financial Officer, Fossil GroupLINDSAY RENDER, Chief Financial Officer, Trilogy International LimitedSCOT T TAYLOR, Partner - Advisory Services, EYRICHARD DELL ABARC A, CEO, NZ Venture Investment Fund

I N N O VAT I O N A N D G R O W T H - B U I L D I N G B U S I N E S S M O D E L S T O T H R I V E I N T H E M O D E R N B U S I N E S S E N V I R O N M E N T

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11.45

KEYNOTE: The perfect storm - Digital Disruption and the unstructured eraThe next few years will see the most profound changes in the way we live since the Industrial Revolution - a phase change from the structured era to the unstructured era. The structured era has been all about the structured world of data, forms, formats, websites, automation and processing. The unstructured era - the world of unstructured data, natural language, cognitive computing, adaptive interfaces, the human-to-computer conversation - presents an opportunity to achieve boundless potential, if we think and see potential differently. MARIE JOHNSON, Managing Director & Chief Digital Officer, Centre for Digital Business

Marie Johnson is the Managing Director and Chief Digital Officer of the Centre for Digital Business. Marie has extensive senior executive experience in the public and private sectors in Australia and internationally in technology and innovation. As a Federal government agency Chief Information Officer, Chief Technology Architect and services

transformation strategist, Marie has delivered significant technology, innovation and digital services transformation programs across taxation, business, social services, payments and immigration operations in the Australian Government.

POWER PANEL: Navigating new business models and utilising the power of digitalHear pragmatic insights and perspectives from the ground floor of technology transformation. This panel will investigate the perfect storm needed to enable not only business agility but the transformation required to thrive in the modern digital environment and ensuring fit for purpose governance and frameworks for growth.MARIE JOHNSON, Managing Director & Chief Digital Officer, Centre for Digital BusinessC ANDACE KINSER, Independent DirectorSONYA CROSBY, Chief Innovation Officer, SKYCITY Entertainment GroupRepresentative from Mastercard

T E C H N O L O G Y A N D D I G I TA L D I S R U P T I O N - U N L O C K I N G VA L U E A N D E N A B L I N G B US I N E SS A N D F I N A N C E T R A N S FO R M AT I O N

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KEYNOTE: The future workforce - are we being future-fit leaders? The combination of disruptive forces including new technologies, regulatory and political change, demographic shifts and urbanisation are rapidly creating new environments for organisations to live, work and thrive in. This session examines the current changes in the workplace, the key industries affected and how we can build resilience to enable rapid strategic responses to internal and external disruptive influences. PETER GAHAN, Director, Centre for Workplace Leadership & Professor, The University of Melbourne

Peter Gahan is the founding Director of the Centre for Workplace Leadership and Professor of Management at the University of Melbourne. Peter has a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) (UNSW) and PhD (Melb) in Economics and Industrial Relations. He has previously held academic positions at University of Southern California, Monash, UNSW and The European University Institute, Florence.

He has published widely on the areas of management and leadership, high performance work systems, workplace innovation, employment relations, HR and organisational performance, and the economic and social consequences of labour market regulation.

POWER PANEL: Future focused and forward thinkingThis power panel will examine the challenges of the modern workforce and how we can leverage the tools at our disposal to embed growth and a future-fit workforce for an organisation with a competitive edge.• Preparing for the biggest influences on the future workforce - looking forward in order to

prepare for decentralisation and increased change within traditional employer relationships • Leveraging megatrends to improve leadership skills and improve

the capacity and capabilities of our workforcesKIRSTEN PAT TERSON, New Zealand Country Head, Chartered Accountants Australia and New ZealandPETER GAHAN, Director, Centre for Workplace Leadership & Professor, The University of Melbourne

L E A D E R S H I P, T H E C F O A N D T H E F U T U R E W O R K P L A C E - C R E AT I N G R E S I L I E N T A N D D I V E R S E O R G A N I S AT I O N S

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MEET YOUR CHAIR: ROD OR AM

Rod Oram has more than 30 years’ experience as an international financial journalist. He has worked for various publications in Europe and North America, including the Financial Times of London. He is currently a columnist for the Sunday Star-Times and a regular broadcaster on radio and television. For more than a decade,

Rod has been helping fast-growing New Zealand companies through his involvement with The ICEHOUSE.

TĀ MARK SOLOMON, NGĀI TAHU

Tā Mark Solomon is committed to the betterment of his iwi, kotahitanga for Māori and the wider well-being of people and the environment. He is a strong advocate for the Māori economy and was instrumental in setting up the Iwi Chairs Forum (2005). He is the elected Kaiwhakahaere (Chair) of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, a position he has held since 1998 to December 2016 and has represented his local Papatipu Rūnanga, Te Rūnanga o Kaikōura since 1995.

Of Ngāi Tahu and Ngāti Kurī descent, Tā Mark’s contribution to his community has been diverse and significant, ranging from roles as a school board trustee, to a past board member of the Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa Tongarewa). Tā Mark’s current directorships include Te Ohu Kaimoana, National Science Challenge Governance Boards for the Deep South and Sustainable Seas, Te Tapuae o Rehua and a trustee of Pure Advantage. He was an original member of the Minister for Māori Affairs Māori Economic Taskforce, established in 2009.

Tā Mark believes a true rangatira is a servant of the people, a fact underpinned by his core philosophy of ‘strength with humility’. Whilst the commercial success of Ngāi Tahu is acknowledged, Tā Mark is especially proud of the tribe’s achievements in education and the development of the Iwi’s savings scheme Whai Rawa. Tā Mark is a committed advocate for the sanctity of whānau and takes a strong stance against whānau violence. He is passionate about his people and is determined to facilitate both iwi and wider Māori success by unlocking the potential of the Māori economy for the good of all.

C L O S I N G K E Y N O T E 4.30-5.10

Celebrate the success of teams and individuals within your networks with the 2017 NZ CFO Awards. Recognising excellence within the finance and business field, this is your chance to nominate and celebrate their success!

CFO AWARD C ATEGORIES

• CFO of the Year - sponsored by

• Finance Team of the Year - sponsored by

• Outstanding Contribution to Finance and Business - sponsored by

• Financial Innovation Project of the Year - sponsored by

• Young Financial Manager of the Year - sponsored by

• SME Finance Team of the Year - sponsored by

MC - JESSE MULLIGANJesse Mulligan hosts the afternoon programme on RNZ National, weekdays. He became a household name thanks to his appearances on 7 Days, Seven Sharp and Best Bits. But there’s a lot more to Jesse than what you see on TV. He works as a writer for television, radio and magazines, and he’s the restaurant critic for NZ Herald’s Viva magazine. Due to popular demand, Jesse will be joining us again as the 2017 CFO Awards’ MC.

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