ANZIIF Introduction to General Insurance Workshop
This essential workshop assists the induction of staff into the general insurance industry and provides an overview of insurance basics for service providers.
| Venue: | Copthorne Hotel |
| Location: | 196-200 Quay Street, Auckland |
| Time: | 9.00am |
| Event Manager: | Carolyn Kay |
| Email: | nzbranch@theinstitute.com.au |
| Phone: | 9379 7128 |
| Website: | www.theinstitute.com.au |
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