Auckland 2020

25-26 Nov, Wed–Thu 10am–5pm, ASB Showgrounds

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Andrew Eagles

Andrew Eagles, Chief Executive Officer at Green Building Council

Andrew is a qualified economist with more than fourteen years’ experience in the built environment. Working for consultancies, associations, government and built environment charities, he has a wealth of knowledge in housing, market mechanism, advocacy and the construction supply chain.

Andrew joined the New Zealand Green Building Council in September 2016 as Chief Executive. The NZGBC is the country’s leading not-for-profit for the sustainable built environment. As well as exemplary research, the NZGBC oversees Homestar and Green Star the award winning certifications for New Zealand homes and buildings, and NABERSNZ, the tool for confirming performance of offices in use.

Andrew is sometimes asked to speak on panels. There are many great women speakers in the construction and property sector. Andrew has made a commitment to not speak on all male panels. The NZGBC can assist in connecting you with a diverse range of speakers if that would be of use for your event.

Thursday 26 November

Panel: How Can We Build Buildings Better in New Zealand?

11am-12:30pm Bunnings Trade Speaker Series

Phoenix Lavin

Andrew Eagles

Grant Florence

James Wallace

Jenny Parker

Sian Taylor

With lockdown having a dramatic effect on all of New Zealand, businesses have had to pivot to work together more efficiently. When it comes to the design, construction and management of New Zealand’s Buildings, there is pressure now more than ever on getting it right from the start. So how can we improve those processes, save on costs and work more efficiently across industries? Join our panel of experts from the architecture, construction, sustainability and facility management sectors for a pan-industry debate on How Can We Build Buildings Better?

EARN 10 CPD POINTS FOR ATTENDING THIS PANEL DISCUSSION.