SHOW DIRECTORY 2012 2012
MARCH 7 - 8 2012 Auckland, New Zealand
MARCH 13 - 14 2012 Sydney, Australia
Future Forestry Finance Future Forestry Finance 2012 is the industry conference of choice for finance industry leaders looking to inform their investment and loan risk strategies for forestry in Australasia. To maximise the coverage, reach and capability of Future Forestry Finance 2012 this FIEA conference will be held in both Auckland, New Zealand and Sydney, Australia. This is your chance to be a major part of this event featuring Forest Industry leaders and key financiers and professional advisors to the industry. We will soon be developing the programme for Future Forestry Finance 2012 and seek industry experts & advisors who are interested in speaking at this event.
Event Mission:We aim to deliver practical and timely information for the benefit of industry leaders and key financiers of forestry across the Australian and New Zealand sectors, focused on key factors affecting forestry and wood products industries future investment and profitability.
Audience: Directors, CEOs, senior managers and account executives in the finance and corporate services sectors focused on Australasia; providers of accounting, investment and other business services, and leaders and senior managers in forestry enterprises will all benefit from this two-day conference.
Organiser: FIEA (The Forest Industry Engineering Association), a division of Innovatek, are leaders in providing world-class events for the Australasian forestry & wood products industry.
Deadline: FRIDAY 29th July 2011 - Please reply with your expression of interest for presenting including a short synopsis as soon as possible. Your offer will be reviewed and our selections made by 19th August.
Please send to: Ken Wilson at FIEA, preferably by email to
ken.wilson@fiea.org.nz or contact him on +64 (3) 470 1905
Details: It is important for all presentations to be unbiased and educational to the wider forest and forest products industry as well as to professional services & financial advisors to the industry in Australasia. Registration: The lead speaker will receive a complimentary registration for the two day conference and industry dinner.
Session Time: Although sessions can vary between 20 to 60 minutes, most sessions will be 30 minutes. The amount of time allocated and the scheduling of the session is at the discretion of the FIEA. This is based on how the session fits into the makeup of the speaking programme. It is important that all sessions start and finish within the allocated time.
Content: Please – No commercials! It is important that all content is presented as generically as possible. Feedback from attendees overwhelmingly shows that the "infomercial" approach can be a major turnoff.
• Use case studies and real-life examples. Provide actual accounts of experience by people in companies to make and support the main points of your story.
• Views expressed by all speakers are to be their own and be based on their own experiences.
Papers: All presenters are requested to provide photo, short biography, and a paper or PowerPoint presentation for inclusion in the conference media pack and website. Conference proceedings are published on-line and distributed electronically.
FUTURE FORESTRY FINANCE 2012 will look to provide updates on:
• Who are the major players in Australasia's forest and wood products sectors? • What key investment issues are facing Australia/New Zealand wood sectors? • How has the Australasian wood products sector fared since the recession hit? • What strategies are in place to encourage investment and growth in the sector? • How do Australian and New Zealand investment opportunities compare internationally? • What are the potential impacts of the 'BRIC' economies - Brazil, Russia, India and China? • Will China continue to drive growth in wood markets? • What advantages does Australia/New Zealand hold for serving Asia Pacific markets? • How long will it take for Australia/New Zealand housing starts to recover? • Where do emerging investment opportunities lie in Australia/New Zealand? • What associated products/services are helping to diversify wood markets? • Will local vs offshore industry ownership trends change dramatically? • Where are the opportunities for 'green' investment in Australasian wood sectors?
ken.wilson@fiea.org.nz • Tel: +64 (3) 470 1905
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