Thought Leadership Breakfast: Contemporary Legal Thinking for Franchised New Car Dealers

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Date: Friday 6 December 2019
Time: 7:30AM - 9:30AM
Venue: Royal Automobile Club of Australia, 89 Macquarie St,. Sydney

Who should attend: Dealer Principals

You are personally invited, as our guest, to the 2019 Thought Leadership Breakfast. This powerful breakfast will enlighten and engage your thinking on matters that affect every dealer in Australia.

Agenda
Feature Industry Panel Discussion: The OEM Sales Target. Is it Fair? Is it Lawful?
Hosted and moderated by Vinesh George, with panel members:
James Voortman - Chief Executive Officer, Australian Automotive Dealer Associaton
Ken Thomas - Head Officer of Hyundai National Dealer Council
The Hon. Kevin Lindgren AM QC - Retired Judge of the Federal Court of Australia

Case studies exploring OEM Warranty Audits and the Begovic v Northpark Berwick Investments Pty Ltd & Mitsubishi Motors Australia Pty Ltd case.

The breakfast will also feature an Update on the Federal Government's Commitment on Automotive Franchising by James Voortman.

Contacts:
Vanessa Hui
vanessa@corporateblue.com.au or 02 8705 5880

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