There’s something special about bringing great people together in a beautiful setting and our recent Business Women’s Network Autumn Harvest Networking Lunch delivered exactly that. Held in the light filled
Over recent years, discussions about workplace trends have largely focused inward. Hybrid policies, collaboration models, culture, agility, and attendance targets have dominated the conversation. All
Originally from South Africa and Australia, the pair found themselves comparing how the game and its culture differs around the world. And, along the way, noticed something was missing. Before taking the leap, they utilised Tauranga Business Chamber’s free one-hour of business advice – a step Pieter says proved invaluable in the early stages.
Tauranga’s Top Coworking Spaces We’ve all been there – you’re in the middle of a high-stakes virtual call when the neighbour’s lawnmower starts up, or
The Bay of Plenty’s innovation sector is celebrating the success of a record-breaking summer of R&D Experience Grants, with local businesses reporting “game-changing” results and new hires following the completion of summer’s internships.
With privacy expectations continuing to rise, Sharp Tudhope Lawyers share their insights on the latest update to the Privacy Act and what businesses need to know ahead of the new IPP3A requirements coming into force.
Modern Office shares their perspective on the key office design shifts emerging in 2026, and what businesses need to consider to build workplaces that people actually want to spend time in.
Tauranga-based robotics and aerospace innovator, SYOS Aerospace, has been named business of the Year at the Tauranga Business Awards 2026 The aerospace company, which designs
When Marie-Camille Desy and Nicolas Perreault set out to launch Curds First, they were stepping into unfamiliar territory.
So they did what many founders do: they searched online for help.
It’s 2026, and if leading people feels more complex than it used to, you’re not imagining it. We now have four generations working side by side, and by 2030, Gen Z and Millennials will make up nearly three-quarters of the workforce.
