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After three successful annual events in Sydney, Fuel Women's Fitness Business Summit has announced that it is to expand internationally with an event to be held in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city in 2024.

The two-day event will be held at luxury event venue, Cocoon House, on 22nd February 2024 before moving to the Hilton Auckland on 23rd February.

Embodying the spirit of their 2024 theme, 'Make Way,' Fuel co-founders Alisha Smith and Deborah Goldberg are excited about providing a dynamic platform for women in the New Zealand fitness industry to forge new paths and foster growth and leadership.

Smith advises “we’ve got some exceptional talent lined up to present a combination of strategic, tactical, and personal development skills.

“These women such as activist, Puna Wano-Bryant; women’s health and fitness advocate Tracy Minnoch-Nuku; and global industry stalwart, Emma Barry, all know the industry inside and out, and are powerful advocates for the development of women.”

Following the strong response to previous events, Fuel Women's Fitness Business Summit is returning to its original format, inviting delegates to participate in a dynamic two-day experience.

Attendees can choose to register for either the impactful Day 1 Firestarter, a group coaching day dedicated to an in-depth exploration of leadership skills, or Day 2 Fuel Summit, which will feature seven diverse sessions covering an array of personal development and professional strategy topics, all designed to inspire participants to 'Make Way' for new opportunities and progress.

Goldberg explains “events like this rely on huge support from the industry and one of our first and most supportive partnerships has always been Technogym.

“It’s a brand we’re proud to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with and we’re thrilled to continue that long relationship by partnering with Technogym NZ.”

A leading advocate for wellness solutions, Technogym has eagerly stepped in as the Wellness Activation Partner for Fuel.

Olivia Sheppard, Senior Marketing Manager for Technogym in New Zealand, expressed the company's enthusiasm, noting "Technogym is thrilled to be the Wellness Activation Partner for Fuel's first-ever New Zealand summit.

“Technogym wholeheartedly aligns with Fuel in fostering an environment for women to lead, grow, and excel in business. We're proud to stand behind Fuel and all the wonderful female delegates attending this exciting new summit in Tāmaki Makaurau.”

With the summit's expansion to Auckland, Fuel Women's Fitness Business Summit is dedicated to continuing its mission of inspiring, fostering, and nurturing the next generation of women leaders and business owners in the fitness sector.

For more information on corporate tables, tickets and sponsorship opportunities, go to fuel-summit.com

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Image: Delegates and speakers at the Fuel Women's Fitness Business Summit in Sydney in April. Credit: Candice Epthorp Photography.

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