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LEADERS SUMMIT 2014 Early Bird rate of $1,150 closes 24 December
Dec 18 2013
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Offering amazing value, you can attend our two day LEADERS SUMMIT 2014 plus exclusive private ‘hatted’ dinner for just $1,150 + GST if you book online up to 24 December. Click HERE.
Hear 24 of the leaders of the retirement village and aged care sector each present a review of their business landscape so you can make better business and strategy decisions. The focus is on the blending of retirement villages and care, with a particular focus on what has worked so well in New Zealand.
Check the speakers below. This is an unrivalled forum matched with an unrivalled networking program.
Capacity at the Sheraton on the Park is limited so act early to maximise your savings and ensure your attendance. Click HERE

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