Where Capital Meets Conscience

UoA Business School Student Events

Sir Owen G Glenn Building, Level 3, Decima Glenn

Are you a student interested in business, sustainability, and how capitalism actually works?Join us for Juncture’s first student event of the year on Tuesday, 17 March.In this relaxed lunchtime session (with pizza!), we’ll explore a big question: how can capital be used to tackle climate change, inequality, and other long-term challenges?You’ll hear from Dr Jamie Newth, founder and CEO of Soul Capital, about what real-world impact investing looks like – how investment decisions are made and how finance can drive meaningful change.<a href="https://www.juncture-ic-centre.auckland.ac.nz/" title="https://www.juncture-ic-centre.auckland.ac.nz/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Juncture</a> is a Business School research centre rethinking how our economic system works, and how it could work better. At this event, you’ll also hear how to get involved in the Juncture Student Collective, a new student-led group running debates, events, and blogs on business and society. If you want your voice in the room, this is where it starts.Whether this links to your degree or you’re just curious about how money, power, and business shape the world we live in, this is a chance to explore big questions in a relaxed setting. Come along, connect with Juncture, and see how you can get involved. Event details📅 Date: Tuesday, 17 March 2026⏰ Time: 12–1pm📍 Venue: Decima Glenn, Room 310, Sir Owen G Glenn Building, 12 Grafton Road, Auckland CBD🍕 Pizza provided Please ensure you are registered to assist us with finalising catering arrangements We look forward to you joining us Professor Susan WatsonDirector, Juncture: Dialogues on Inclusive Capitalism..............................................................................................................................................Seminars, conferences and events may be photographed or filmed for use by the University and the media in hard copy and electronic publications including in newsletters and brochures and posted on the University or conference websites to promote subsequent events and the University. If you do not wish to be photographed or filmed, please inform the organiser or photographer.

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