Exclusive to Champions for Change member organisations
A timely discussion: Lifting women to lift Aotearoa: the leadership needed to close the retirement gap.
Hosted by Malcolm Jackson, Chief Executive Officer, FirstCape
Women in New Zealand continue to enter retirement with significantly less wealth and financial security than men. The gender retirement gap is one of the most persistent challenges in achieving gender equity, but it is not inevitable.
Join Champions for Change for an important discussion on women’s financial wellbeing, retirement savings, financial literacy, and the actions business leaders can take to improve long-term financial outcomes for women. Together, we’ll explore practical solutions to close the retirement wealth gap and create more equitable futures.
This hybrid event can be attended either in person or online. Virtual joining details will be provided to registered participants.
Key Topics
- Closing the gender retirement gap in New Zealand
- Women’s financial wellbeing and long-term financial security
- Retirement savings and wealth accumulation for women
- Gender equity in financial outcomes
- The role of business leaders in driving systemic change
- Financial literacy and behavioural insights
Speakers
- Malcolm Jackson – Chief Executive Officer, First Cape
- Fraser Whineray – Investor and Director
- Jane Wrightson – Former Retirement Commissioner
- Angela Meyer – Bestselling Author, Gender Equity Advocate and Financial Behaviour Expert
- Tracey Cross – Independent Director & Legal Adviser, AIA
- Katie Bhreatnach – Chief Executive Officer, Global Women