Watch the video now to catch up on the discussion with business leaders around Budget 2024.
With all eyes on the coalition Government’s maiden Budget on May 30th, MYOB and NZME partnered to deliver The Business Brief – a special Budget 2024 discussion.
New insights into the top Budget priorities for New Zealand business were revealed, followed by a panel discussion with influential leaders from the business community.
![The Business Brief panel lineup.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/WUFZCDQPIBERNCHG4GAUNAN3GM.jpg?auth=f2c26f817f836355f00d75982f5048b67c16ed71cd93a2928a4bf61053247042&width=16&height=6&quality=70&smart=true)
Moderated by the New Zealand Herald’s Business Editor at Large, Liam Dann, the panel got stuck into Budget expectations, economic challenges and business performance, and policy considerations and opportunities to support and grow local enterprise.
Watch the snippets from the panellists
Christina Leung highlights the slowing of the economy as efforts to dampen inflation take hold, and why a clear plan will be key to boosting business confidence and growth.
Paul Robson discusses how strong leadership and the right framework are critical to ensuring New Zealand businesses are positioned to take advantage of digital innovation.
Simon Bridges shares his thoughts on the balance between the austerity required and providing the right level of sizzle businesses will be looking for in the upcoming Budget.
Carolyn Young points out the negativity businesses are feeling right now and why it’s important to offer light at the end of the tunnel as many continue to wade through challenging economic conditions.