Saturday, 03 September 2022 11:55

B+LNZ Awards dinner set to be livestreamed

Written by  Staff Reporters
Beef + Lamb New Zealand chief executive Sam McIvor Beef + Lamb New Zealand chief executive Sam McIvor

Demand for tickets to the inaugural Beef + Lamb New Zealand Awards has led to the announcement that the event will be livestreamed.

B+LNZ chief executive Sam McIvor says tickets to the Awards Dinner, set to be held in Napier on 29 September, sold out within a short space of time.

He says livestreaming the event will allow anyone to watch as the finalists of the eight awards are introduced and the winners are announced.

“While we were delighted that the tickets were snapped up so quickly, we were aware that a lot of people who would like to have attended the Awards Dinner were unable to get a ticket,” McIvor says.

“Livestreaming will allow anyone, anywhere to be part of the evening where we will recognise those individuals who help make this country’s red meat sector world-leading.”

McIvor says B+LNZ, along with awards partner Farmlands and category sponsors, have been pleased at how well the awards have been supported, in both the quality and the quantity of entries and in ticket sales.

“Aside of the COVID-19 disruptions, we could not have wished for a better start to the inaugural B+LNZ Awards. The support from industry highlights that there was a real need for a platform from which we could showcase and celebrate the individuals working within our world-leading red meat industry.”

To sign up for the livestream, head to https://beeflambnz.com/awards-dinner

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