Discuss engineering in your region and across the motu, meet our leadership team, ask questions and network with likeminded engineers – all at Member Connect.
It's an important time for engineering – and the perfect time to Connect.
There’s a lot happening, from the Government election in November and ongoing economic pressures felt across everyday work, to the need to stay up to date with a rapidly evolving profession. Register for Member Connect and we’ll cover what matters to you.
Join Engineering New Zealand senior leaders and be part of the discussion on the key topics front of mind for engineers:
- The Government election: learn how engineers can shape the political conversation ahead of the election, including a live debate on infrastructure with representatives from all major parties.
- Fuel supply disruption: get up to date on how the Middle East conflict is affecting the economy and what steps are being taken to advocate for your profession.
- Training and tools: excel in your work with the latest training and tools available for members.
Tell us about engineering in your region, ask questions and meet our leadership team. Whether you’re a student, retired or somewhere in between, Member Connect is where you’ll be part of the discussion and have thought-provoking conversations with your peers about the future.
Attend in-person or online to find out about key initiatives underway and mahi that Engineering New Zealand is doing to promote engineering in Aotearoa.
2026 event dates
- Canterbury – Tuesday 26 May
- South Canterbury – Wednesday 27 May
- Dunedin – Thursday 28 May
- Southland – Thursday 28 May
- Whanganui – Tuesday 28 July
- Manawatū – Tuesday 28 July
- Hastings – Wednesday 29 July
- Napier – Wednesday 29 July
- Wellington – Thursday 30 July
- Waikato – Tuesday 25 August
- Auckland (North Shore) – Wednesday 26 August
- Auckland (CBD) – Wednesday 26 August
- Northland – Thursday 27 August
- Online sessions – various dates
Connect with likeminded engineers and share your perspectives at Member Connect.
2025 wrap-up
Catch up on last year's topics and get ready to connect with your fellow members and Te Ao Rangahau.
- Advocacy – read more about how we're advocating for your profession and how you can get involved.
- CPEng Rules changes – learn about changes to the CPEng Rules, including those that came into effect in August 2025.
- Disciplinary matters – find out about the process for resolving concerns and complaints about Engineering New Zealand members and Chartered Professional Engineers, and get the latest information on the Reay case.