In this webinar we will cover what PEPPOL is and why local government can benefit from understanding its use. We will discuss the work MBIE is conducting in preparation for financial teams having to implement PEPPOL as central government mandates this as a requirement effective December 2022.
Come and hear from our presenters at Desktop Imaging and Storecove and MBIE on what it will mean for your council. This webinar will be of particular interest to ICT and Financial staff.
About the Presenters:
Stephen Beighton, National Sales Manager, Desktop Imaging 
Stephen has over 35 years’ experience in Sales, Marketing, Account Management and Consultancy across the Transport, Postal and Information Management service industries.
He works with new and existing clients across NZ developing innovative business solutions around digitisation, data extraction, data validation, automated workflows, migrations and electronic signatures. His current clients include Local and Central Government, Public Companies, SMEs and Not for Profit organisations.
Kris Elliott, Sales Manager – AUS/NZ, Storecove 
Kris has spent much of his career promoting the latest process automation solutions for businesses including the adoption of e-invoicing. Kris works with a wide cross-section of companies, public sector agencies, and solution providers around how they can adopt e-invoicing quickly, easily, reliability, and cheaply.
Stu Ross - Manager Operations and Promotions e-Invoicing, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment 
Stu leads the team focused on increasing adoption of e-Invoicing in New Zealand. Their current focus is to enable the ability to send and receive e-Invoices. To achieve this, they are working with service providers to develop solutions, as well as directly with large senders and receivers of invoices.
Stu has over 20 years of specialist experience in the design, development and delivery of market-focused solutions for products and services, and for achieving behaviour change. As a small business owner, Stu knows the importance of cash flow and delivering value for customers, especially at this time.
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