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Throwback - FNZCCI 2026 Annual General Meeting
Our 2026 AGM brought members together to reflect, acknowledge outgoing contributors and welcome new Board members.
The FNZCCI held its 2026 Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, 26 May 2026, bringing together members in person and online to reflect on the past year and look ahead to the Chamber’s priorities for 2026–2027.
The AGM opened with a karakia and included the formal approval of the 2025 AGM minutes, followed by the Co-Presidents’ Report, Financial Report and Team Report. Members also received updates on FNZCCI’s governance, membership, institutional partnerships, events, communications, business development and the Chamber’s strategic focus for the year ahead.
The meeting highlighted the breadth of FNZCCI’s work across the French-New Zealand business community, including its role in fostering strong business relationships between France, the French Pacific and New Zealand. The Chamber’s activities over the past year included flagship events, business briefings, sustainability forums, sector gatherings, community networking, member visibility initiatives and ongoing support for bilateral business connections.
FNZCCI also took the opportunity to acknowledge the contribution of its outgoing Board Members: Fatima Daoudi, Philippe Lemonnier, Elizabeth Rabier and Tania Te Whenua. Sincere thanks were also extended to members of the outgoing FNZCCI team: Alexandra Touchaud, Katrina Challet, Charlotte Dietz and Véronique Nuns, for their work and commitment to the Chamber.
Following the election of Officers and Executive Members for 2026–2027, FNZCCI is pleased to welcome newly elected Board Members Aymeric Levasseur (Beca) and Dave Neru (Veolia). The Chamber looks forward to working with the full Board and team as it continues to strengthen business connections, support members and create opportunities across the French-New Zealand network.
FNZCCI thanks all members who attended the AGM, both in person and online, and extends its thanks to the Auckland Business Chamber for hosting the meeting.
