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September/October 2020 Edition

If you don’t manage expectations, they will manage you

In the more than 100 disputes tribunal hearings that I have been involved in as a support person for my clients, a huge number of them have...

What you need to do to get bank funding

In order to get funding from them to buy a business, there are three key areas that come into it: the equity you will put in and...

How franchisors earn their keep, and their franchisee’s respect

There are a number of traditional reasons why the pundits such as myself spruik the virtues of franchising versus a stand-alone or independent business model. Top of...

Acorn’s financial self-sufficiency means more money for local charities

The significant growth in Acorn Foundation distributions over the past year to more than $1.7 million has been driven primarily by the resettlements of trusts and an...

Flexibility is key in an evolving environment

When planning this article, we sat down as a team to discuss the current state of the employment climate and how when speaking with most of our...

Trustpower Baypark – looking ahead

After lockdown Trustpower Baypark kicked back into life with a number of events occurring before we entered Level 2 again. A few successful large events were held...

The global pandemic continues

The US has struggled to contain a widespread outbreak across many states, with new outbreaks having also occurred in parts of Europe, the UK, Australia, and Japan.

Bay iwi refinery to extract value from hort waste

A refinery to distill high value bioactive molecules will be built in Bay of Plenty in conjunction with iwi-owned Te Awanui Huka Pak to capitalise on a...

Rabobank report identifies need for new kiwifruit capital

The strong surge in kiwifruit volumes in coming years is bringing a need for more capital to be invested in the post-harvest sector and new ways of...

September/October issue OUT NOW!

Read now In this issue of Bay of Plenty Business News, the Cover Story: Kiwifruit in the Bay - Covid’s impact on seasonal workers. The Kiwifruit sector bounced back big...

Covid’s impact on seasonal workers

The latest Covid outbreak has only heightened uncertainty around labour supply for the kiwifruit sector, with both Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) and backpacker staff left in limbo. The...

Tauranga Chamber of Commerce BA5 Event

Networking at the recent Tauranga Chamber of Commerce BA5 at Baycourt event in Tauranga. Photos by Vanessa Laval-Glad at Laval Photo & Video Ltd.

Be prepared for new Privacy Act changes

According to a survey by Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ) in 2019, 79 percent of New Zealanders were concerned about the protection of their identity and use...
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