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B+LNZ Generation Next Programme Alumni login page

Have you completed B+LNZ's Generation Next Programme? Register to join the alumni page to stay connected and informed, and to upskill for the future of your career.

If you’re interested in finding out more about the programme visit this webpage: https://beeflambnz.com/your-levies-at-work/blnz-generation-next-programme 

REGISTER TO JOIN THE GENERATION NEXT ALUMNI 

Name: 

Region:

Role in sector: (Drop down selection)

Owner operator/Shepherd/ Farm manager/General farm hand/ Other (please specify): 

Year completed programme: 

(List not displayed publicly but able to be pulled so can be added as a CRM list).

Note: registration needs to be approved as a graduate before access is granted.

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