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Call for government to unlock potential in Waikato and Western Bay of Plenty through inter-regional collaboration
Call for government to unlock potential in Waikato and Western Bay of Plenty through inter-regional collaboration.
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Te Waka to cease operating as independent economic development agency
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Feisst Group prioritises collaboration and core values as it grows
Feisst Group has forged an impressive growth path in recent years. The group’s footprint has expanded with the acquisition of multiple new businesses, and it has emerged as a market leader due to its diversity in the building services arena.
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Unleashing creativity - the key to workplace wellbeing
In today’s dynamic and competitive business landscape, characterised by rapid technological change, economic uncertainties and ever-increasing demands, the quest for workplace wellbeing has become more pressing than ever. Creativity Every Day, an initiative spearheaded by the team at Creative Waikato, recognises the connection between wellbeing and organisational performance.
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Business Sentiment Survey results: Waikato businesses show resilience amid economic challenges
Survey results released today show Waikato businesspeople are maintaining a level of pragmatic optimism, despite tough economic conditions and the prospect of a continued recession. Latest findings from the Waikato Business Sentiment Survey, undertaken by regional economic development agency Te Waka, show that despite a slight decline in overall sentiment, businesses remain optimistic with 43% expressing confidence in their own performance and 48% anticipating an upturn in the regional economy over the next 12 months.
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Te Waka hosts international agents to boost education sector
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Reflections from the 2024 NZ Offshore Renewable Energy Forum
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Dynamo6: international innovation and expansion
Through its rapid expansion, Dynamo6 has chosen to stay located in the Waikato, leveraging the quick commute to Auckland, good school options and great quality of life that creates an ideal environment for both professional and personal growth.
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The Sweet Rise of Onetai from Local Gem to Global Markets
Two years on from Amplify's first encounter with Onetai, their evolution from an emerging business to a household name in New Zealand and beyond has been nothing short of remarkable. Based in the heart of Taupō, their story is one of significant growth, marked by an expanding product range and an increasing presence both domestically and internationally.
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Reflections from the 2024 NZ Economics Forum
The 2024 New Zealand Economics Forum called upon our political leaders to focus on developing long-term prosperity, make difficult trade-off decisions, overcome status quo bias to make system change, and apply high levels of rigour to monitor and ensure accountability for delivery.
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Better together – Gr8 Job Hauraki’s nailing it!
When business owner Rob Mapu of Centre Line Construction, considers what helped him to grow his new business with confidence, he said it was the trust that he had in Gr8 Job Hauraki’s recruitment programme that nailed it.
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Nothing Naughty, a taste of Tīrau in a bar
The mind behind a successful health foods brand straight out of Tīrau says it’s a “no brainer” making treats without the naughty stuff.
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