SecTech Roadshow New Zealand Launches In Auckland, Wellington And Christchurch.
SecTech Roadshow New Zealand – SecTech NZ is a new one-day touring tradeshow that will bring the latest security products and technologies to security installers and integrators, security consultants and security managers in 3 New Zealand cities in June 2025.
All venues been carefully selected for ease of access and ease of parking – SecTech Roadshow New Zealand will open at the Ellerslie Event Centre in Auckland on June 10, at Sky Stadium event space in Wellington on June 12, then ferry over to Picton for the drive to Te Pae in Christchurch, opening on June 17.
SecTech NZ is a compact, affordable pop-up event, with the action generated by the opportunity to develop and build quality business relationships and get hands-on with the latest product and technology releases – SecTech is not about the glitz of hugely expensive corporate booths.
Organised by the publishers of SEN, who also organise SecTech Roadshow in Australia, SecTech NZ will be the first time Kiwi distributors and manufacturers have had an opportunity to exhibit at an independent event, with past roadshows typically organised by industry suppliers.
“SecTech NZ is based on SecTech Roadshow in Australia, which was launched in 2015 and trucks around 5 cities every May,” said organiser, Monique Keatinge. “Now in its 10th year, and thoroughly bench-tested in the wide-open spaces of Australia, SecTech Roadshow is a concept that really works – we can’t wait to show you how well.
“We have a close connection with New Zealand – our editor and co-founder John Adams was born in Dunedin and grew up in Hawkes Bay before migrating to Australia with his family. We’ve honoured that connection over the years through our unstinting support of NZ security technology companies and we’re looking forward to extending that support through SecTech NZ.”
SecTech NZ will be vigorously promoted via SEN‘s respected sen.news website and twice weekly EDMs, as well as via direct mail, social media and more. SEN, first published in 1998, is ANZ’s oldest security publication through its forebear, Security Australia, which was first published in January 1981. Security Australia was acquired by its former editor John Adams and former sales manager Monique Keatinge in 2001 and folded into SEN.
Organisers project SecTech NZ will run 2 semi-trailers, limiting exhibitor numbers to around 25. That means anyone interested in coming along needs to get hold of a proposal and sign up ASAP. You can contact Monique on 61 2 9280 4425 or email monique@sen.news for more information – just don’t muck about.
You can learn more about dates and venues here – there’s more SEN news here.
“SecTech Roadshow New Zealand Launches In Auckland, Wellington And Christchurch.”
