Figured Agri-Summit–Auckland NZFigured Agri-Summit–Auckland NZ
Figured Agri-Summit–Auckland NZFigured Agri-Summit–Auckland NZ

Figured Agri-Summit–Auckland NZ

In February, Mark, Matt, Ben and Leah ventured to Auckland, New Zealand for the Figured Global Agri Leaders Summit.

The summit provided an opportunity to network with like‑minded professionals across the accounting, advisory and rural sectors. Key themes included the evolving areas of leadership, growth, succession planning and artificial intelligence. Attendees were also given an early insight into Figured’s future direction, including its collaboration with UK‑based Oxbury, a bank exploring entry into the market to support farmers with financing opportunities.

Figured is well known as an Agri-based platform to support agri‑business clients with improved financial visibility and planning capability. The platform brings together budgeting, forecasting, and reporting in a single system, enabling users to model long‑term goals, assess succession planning scenarios, and produce accurate monthly cash‑flow forecasts and bank‑ready reports for owners and lenders. Murray Nankivell has been a long‑standing partner of Figured, with the relationship continuing to strengthen as the platform has evolved into delivering scalable, data‑driven advisory services within the agri sector.

Hosted in Figured’s global hub, the summit attracted firms from Australia, the United States and Tasmania. Highlights included connecting with Diprose Miller, an agri based firm in New Zealand, along with Flor Hanly, another firm based in Queensland. The event fostered open collaboration and knowledge‑sharing, complemented by the generous hospitality—and outstanding food—of our New Zealand hosts.

We can confidently say that the food and retail experiences in New Zealand were exceptional!

Summit session presented by UK-based bank, Oxbury.
Leah, Ben, Matt and Mark at the Figured Global Agri-Leaders Summit lunch in Auckland.

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