Due to the incoming cyclone we have made the difficult decision to postpone this event.
We will confirm a new date soon.
Join us as we discuss the recommendations from our AI for the Environment Report published last year, the New Zealand-wide hackathon series that followed, and how we plan to follow it up in 2023.
The hackathon series ran across six centres, involved more than 14 sponsors, and attracted more than 220 participants. It brought people with rare skill sets together around environmental issues that affect us all, with some amazing results. International interest helped put Aotearoa at the forefront of work in this field.
Hear from experts Natasha Lewis (MfE), Matt Lythe (Managing Director, Lynker Analytics and AI Forum Executive Council Member), Tim Bradley (Strategic Advisor, New Zealand and Australia, AWS), Megan Tapsell (Chair, AI Forum New Zealand), and representatives from our Kahui Maori Atamai Iahiko, and be part of the conversation.
Event Summary
Date: Wednesday, 15 February, 2023
Time: 5.30pm – 7.30pm
Location: Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ, 8 Willis Street, Wellington Central, Wellington 6011
Event Type: Physical
Cost: Free for members & $25 for non-members
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Speakers
Matt has a background in environmental science, geospatial data, technology and analytics. He has managed multinational data, technology and analytics projects. He is a member of the NZ AI Forum Executive Council and the AI for Good Council. Matt holds a MSc. (Hons) from the University of Auckland and has ten publications in peer reviewed journals.
Natasha has worked at MfE since 2008, before that holding roles with the Wellington and Tasman Councils and a government role in Laos.
Natasha is an authentic leader who is committed to the environment sector and the opportunity that the ministry has to be at the forefront of real change. In partnership with Statistics NZ she leads our environmental reporting programme, and the growth of our engagement with young people.
Tim Bradley
- Strategic Advisor, New Zealand and Australia - AWS
Tim’s current role focuses on initiatives that build the digital economy. Tim has nearly two decades of experience in economic development, including senior positions within the Australian Government’s Department of Industry, Science and Resources, where he was responsible for developing Australia’s first national AI strategy. He is a member of the National AI Centre’s industry expert advisory panel, is an economist, and has Masters degrees in Commercial Law (Melbourne) and Political Economy (Sydney), and a Bachelor of Economics (Hons) (ANU).
A technology leader, Megan has 25 years of experience delivering business outcomes for global organisations across the finance industry in London, Europe, New York and Auckland, fostering transformation and innovation in a digital age and improving customer outcomes.
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