HSNZ 2027 Conference

Real stories. Practical insights. Constructive change.

Culture & Leadership Conference 2027 | Auckland

Human Synergistics New Zealand’s Culture & Leadership Conference returns live and face-to-face in Auckland, bringing together leaders, practitioners and organisations to explore what it really takes to create constructive cultures and stronger leadership.

"Accredited coaching Practitioner for nearly a decade, I can't recommend Human Synergistics Conference enough for development and HR Specialists. They offer invaluable insights into enhancing culture, climate, performance, and leadership."

Joe Bloggs

AUCKLAND

 

Thursday 22 April 2027 | 9.00am – 12.30pm
Auckland Grammar School,
Mountain Road, Epsom, Auckland

 

Morning tea provided mid-morning

Culture & Leadership Conference 2027 | Auckland

 

Our conferences are built around real stories of growth — giving leaders the opportunity to share the challenges they’ve faced, what they’ve learned and the impact that culture and leadership have had on their people and performance. On Thursday 22 April 2027, join us at Auckland Grammar School for a focused morning of insight, connection and practical learning.

 

Four speakers. Four stories. One interactive experience.

 

Hear from four inspiring speakers as they bring culture and leadership to life through short, engaging TedX style micro shares — sharing their experiences, successes, challenges and lessons along the way.

 

Then, we’ll shift from listening to participating, with an interactive session led by Darren Levy designed to get the room thinking, talking and putting the morning’s ideas into action.

 

Whether you’re leading an organisation, developing leaders, working with teams or helping shape workplace culture, you’ll leave with fresh perspectives and practical ideas you can take back into your organisation.

 

Speakers & Registrations to be announced soon.

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