Join Beef + Lamb New Zealand and Craigs Investment Partners for a dinner series designed to spark conversations about building financial resilience and planning for your future.
Whether you're starting out or planning ahead beyond the farm, this roadshow offers timely insights and will share practical opportunities to help you plan, build wealth and diversify beyond the farm.
Topics
Across four locations, we’ll explore:
- Emerging farmer strategies – building equity and investment pathways to grow wealth to support your farming future.
- Diversification and off-farm investment strategies – navigating tough seasons and creating long-term financial stability.
- Succession and exit planning – tools and approaches for older farmers looking to transition out of the business.
Doors open at 5.30 with a complimentary drink and then a cash bar will be available. We will also be providing a delicious dinner.
Guest speakers and topics
| Te Akau, 4 June |
Craigs: Dwight Egelhof | Dwight is an experienced Investment Adviser at Craigs Investment Partners, working with farmers and business owners across the Waikato to help them protect, grow, and transition their wealth. He is known for his straight‑talking style and deep understanding of markets, global events, and economics – connecting on‑farm success with long‑term financial security for families. |
| Gallie Miles: Shelley Greer | Top tips for planning succession on your farm – including wills, trusts and asset protection. Reduce stress, avoid conflict, and protect what you’ve built for the next generation. | |
| Tuakau, 23 June | Craigs: Callum Malcolm | Callum primarily advises “mum and dad” investors, business owners, and farming clients across the Waikato and Pukekohe regions. His advice is informed by a practical understanding of how economic conditions and market movements affect local households and businesses. Outside of work, contributes to several community organisations, including the Adastra Foundation, Whangamata Surf Club, and Seddon Cricket Club. |
| Campbell Tyson: Sarah Miskell | Based locally, Sarah is also hands-on in the industry, owning and operating a dairy farm with her partner. This real-world experience underpins her approach – focused, practical, and grounded in what works on farm. She’s passionate about getting alongside clients to help them build stronger, more resilient businesses |
Registration
Registration is essential as spaces are limited and for catering purposes.
Note: Farmers will be given first priority.
| Venue | Date | Time | Register |
|---|---|---|---|
| Te Akau Waingaro Community Complex | 4 June | 5:30pm - 8pm | Registration is closed |
| LaValla Estate, 131 Dominion Road, Tuakau | 23 June | 5:30pm - 8pm |