WISA (Women in Seafood Australasia) Weaving Connections Bay of Plenty Hub Event. An evening of connection, conversation and collaboration.
Description
Join us for the inaugural WISA Weaving Connections Hub – Aotearoa, bringing together women from across New Zealand's marine and seafood sectors for an evening of networking, inspiration, and meaningful conversations.
Whether you work in research, aquaculture, commercial fishing, seafood processing, education, science communication, conservation, policy, or are a student beginning your career, this event is an opportunity to build new connections across disciplines and strengthen our marine community.
The evening will include:
Networking with professionals from across Aotearoa
Light refreshments and one complimentary drink
Interactive activities designed to spark conversation
Showcasing how science, art, education, communication, and industry can work together
Opportunities to help shape future WISA networking events throughout New Zealand
As the first event of the Weaving Connections Hub, our vision is to create lasting relationships that support women across every stage of their careers while celebrating the unique perspectives, knowledge, and experiences within Aotearoa's marine sector.
This is an 18+ event. If you are under the age of 18, please enquire about future events by emailing Nikki at wisa.bopnz@womeninseafood.org.au
We acknowledge and respect mana whenua as kaitiaki of the environments we work within and recognize the importance of collaboration for the benefit of future generations.
Who should attend?
Marine scientists
Aquaculture professionals
Seafood industry
Commercial fishers
Fisheries managers
Educators
Science communicators
Environmental consultants
Conservation practitioners
Students
Anyone passionate about New Zealand's marine environment
What's Included?
✓ Networking activities
✓ Light refreshments
✓ One complimentary drink
✓ Interactive displays
✓ Opportunities to connect with WISA members
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity



