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Welcome

Workplace of the

P R E S E N T S M A J O R S P O N S O R

Student Summit 2016

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How to Survive the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Vic is a devoted mother of two, passionate Kiwi, proud Aucklander and a multi-sport competitor. Vic has over 20 years’ business experience at the forefront of the IT and communications sectors and is a candidate for Mayor of Auckland.

Vic was born and raised in Lower Hutt brought up painting fences, chopping down trees and is pretty choice at backing trailers.

During her studies she established her own piano school and waited tables. In 1995 she graduated with a Masters of Commerce and Administration from Victoria University and began working for Telecom.

From her very first job on the paper run through to her recent role as the Managing Director of Xero New Zealand, Vic has been ambitious, collaborative, and unafraid to challenge the status quo. Prior to her leadership position at Xero, Vic held senior management roles in sales and marketing at Chorus and Telecom.

Vic has extensive business experience managing large teams, high-growth portfolios, and billion-dollar revenue streams. she’s also sought after in governance roles, currently on the Board of Contact Energy, one of New Zealand’s largest listed companies.

Vic is also actively involved in the not-for-profit sector where she serves as the Chair of Figure.NZ. Vic is also a director of Aura Information Security, Creative HQ and is a trustee of the NZ Hi-Tech Trust. In addition to these roles, she is also a member of NZ Global Women.

In the community Vic has always found time to give back. She is the current President of the Eastern Suburbs Local Gymnastics Club that her daughter attends and was a coach of the New Zealand Special Olympic Soccer team.

In an era where big data and technology continue to merge to create the beginnings of a 4th industrial revolution we feel that as an organisation with a strong focus on the prosperity of New Zealand it is important to provide an opportunity to help you as students to not only be able to gain from us the skills to get a job but also to help equip you with some of the tangible workplace skills you will need to succeed in this new era.

We are therefore excited to present, in collaboration with CPA Australia, the first annual Workplace of the Future Student Summit: How to Survive the 4th Industrial Revolution!

You will have the opportunity across the day to hear from inspirational speakers from the world of business, technology and sport who will be sharing their insights into what you could expect from this new era and challenging you to think differently about your future. This is combined with a data driven project (hackathon) which will showcase the types of engagements that with the proliferation of big data and analytics will become commonplace in our industry over the coming years.

We hope you enjoy the day!

– The KPMG Summit Team

As CEO of Spark Ventures, Rod Snodgrass is responsible for leading the charge for Spark in driving digital innovation, growth and transformation. Since its formation in 2013, it has created and built out Spark’s public WiFi network, accelerated Skinny Mobile to become NZ’s most preferred mobile business, built and launched the Bigpipe broadband business, built and launched the Lightbox internet TV business and also built and launched the big data business Qrious and the smart living security service Morepork as well as investing in a number of NZ start-ups.

Rod has previously been Spark’s Chief Product Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, GM of the Fixed Line Division and GM of the Xtra ISP and XtraMSn web portal. He has also been on numerous Boards including the Mobile World Capital Advisory Board based in Barcelona, the Telco Futures Forum in Europe, Southern Cross Cables in Bermuda, XtraMSN and Yahoo!Xtra in NZ, AAPT and 3 Mobile in Australia and also The Icehouse and Springboard Trust in NZ.

He is a father of three, has a weakness for gadgets, reads sci-fi, action and history, and keeps fit through cycling, running and surfing.

Simon is in his fifth season with the Auckland provincial team, having debuted in 2012, his first year out of school. The first five-eighths has clocked up more than 300 points for Auckland and in this time also captained the New Zealand Under 20s and played Super Rugby for the Blues. More recently he signed with the Bordeaux Begles in France, playing in the French Top 14 before returning to his Grammar TEC club in Auckland for the tail end of the club season. Hickey is in his second season as captain of Auckland.

Dale is the Co-Founder and CEO of Weirdly; Weirdly is an innovative recruitment software designed to help businesses put team a the recruitment process. Her company has been disrupting the world of recruitment in NZ and has started to push in the global markets including Silicon Valley. Dale has an extensive background in recruitment and business operations.

Laura is an experienced audit senior manager providing services to large listed clients across New Zealand. Originally from the UK, she studied Chemistry and Management at Nottingham University and has audited a number of high profile organisations in both NZ and the UK. She now co-leads our innovative Technology Enabled Audit Methodology area which is changing the way the profession can add value to its clients by using data and insights to provide more meaningful outputs.

Rod Snodgrass Simon Hickey Today’s Agenda

Dale Clareburt

Laura Youdan

Vic Crone

Hang out in our student village during lunch and make sure you check out some of the professionals on site who can provide

some valuable tips to help kick off your career!

Enter our Photo Booth Competition!

What one key skill do you have that will help you survive the 4th industrial revolution? Visit

our photo booth, write down your answer on the board provided and take a snap to be in with a chance to win a day shadowing

a KPMG Partner!

9.30am Arrival

9.45am Welcome

10amKeynote Speaker: Vic Crone

11amHackathon: Solving Auckland Transport

1.15pm

Lunch Sponsored by: to The University of Auckland Business School

2pmQ&A Panel: ‘Adapt or Die’

3pm60 Minute Survival Challenge

4pmKeynote Speaker: Rod Snodgrass

5pmDrinks Reception Sponsored by: GradConnection

Welcome to the Student Summit 2016!

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