Executive Director of the NZ US Council Stephen Jacobi has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship and leaves for Washington DC for a three-month sabbatical on 6 March, the NZ US Council has announced. Read the media release on the NZ US Council website.
Kiwis keeping an open mind on TPP
5 October 2012
The majority of Kiwis support the idea of a Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), new research has found.
Stephen to TV9 talks about NZ/US, NZ/China, trade, investment, TPP and regional security issues.
21 August 2012
The Trans Pacific Partnership – corporate dream or vehicle for growth
20 August 2012
Remarks by Stephen Jacobi to the Auckland branch of the New Zealand Institute for International Affairs
Click on the link above to read this speech on the New Zealand International Business Forum website.
Are trade agreements an appropriate vehicle for developing trade relationships in the 21st century?
6 August 2012
Remarks by Stephen Jacobi to MBIE Tapping into Talent Seminar
This speech is available on the New Zealand International Business Forum website.
NZUS Council sponsors MPs’ visit to Washington
30 July 2012
NZUS Council sponsors MPs’ visit to Washington
Click on the link above to view the release on the New Zealand United States Council website.
NZUS Council welcomes Canada to TPP negotiations
20 June 2012
NZUS Council welcomes Canada to TPP negotiations
Click on the link above to read this media release available on the New Zealand United States Council website.
NZUS Council welcomes Mexico to TPP negotiations
19 June 2012
NZUS Council welcomes Mexico to TPP negotiations
Click on the link above to read this media release available on the New Zealand United States Council website.
The state of TPP
18 June 2012
Stephen is interviewed on Country99tv about the state of TPP negotiations. Watch the video on YouTube
Free up global trade to create growth and jobs
15 June 2012
Free up global trade to create growth and jobs
Click on the link above to read the article by Stephen Jacobi originally published in the Dominion Post. It is now on the New Zealand International Business Forum website.
