Join us for lunch to hear Christopher Luxon, Leader of the National Party. You will also have the opportunity to meet Christopher and discuss regional focused solutions. 

This event is brought to you as part of the Westpac Smarts Series and is hosted by Vault 21.
 
Business South Advocacy at Work  
The event enables our region's business community an opportunity to engage directly with Christopher Luxon and seek his insights into addressing some of the country’s biggest issues. To find out more about our advocacy, please click here.
 
Ticket Information
Individual seats and tables are available:

• Member Individual Ticket: $75.00 (+GST) - please book below
• Member Table of 10: $750.00 (+GST) - please book below
• Non-Member Individual Ticket: $95.00 (+GST) - please book below
• Non-Member Table of 10: $950.00 (+GST) - please book below

Lunch Menu
First course: Freshly baked ciabatta and sourdough bread served with edamame hummus, smoked olives, fermented black garlic butter and dukkah.
Second course: Seared Venison carpaccio, fried capers, blueberry reduction, rocket, radish and salsa verde.
Third course: Pork and prawn duet served with chilli jam and pickled slaw.
Fourth course: Sous vide beef steak served with potato and leek disks, salsa verse and eggplant puree.
Green leaf’s salad, pickled beetroot ,chevre, candied pecan nuts , dried cranberries, sherry dressing.
A full cash bar will be available.

About Christopher Luxon
Christopher Luxon is the Leader of the Opposition and the MP for Botany. Before entering Parliament, Christopher was Chief Executive Officer of Air New Zealand from 2013 to 2019. Under his leadership, the airline delivered record profits and all time high customer satisfaction scores and achieved its highest levels of staff engagement. Prior to joining Air New Zealand, Christopher was President and Chief Executive Officer at Unilever Canada, one of several senior leadership roles he held during an 18 year career at the multinational. Christopher has a Master of Commerce in Business Administration from the University of Canterbury.  here.