In this newsletter,

• Business Advisor Lesley on 531PI talks business and Polyfest

• Risk Management Workshop Book Now

• Passive Fire NZ celebrates success

• VSA recruits for Principal Liaison – Pacific Partnerships role

• Muriwai Community Rebuild Charity Lunch & Auction

Business Advisor Lesley on 531PI talks business and Polyfest

WATCH NOW

In case you missed it, check out Christchurch Business Advisor Lesley Vehekite’s talanoa on 531PI, sharing insights about our Pacific Business Trust stall at the Canterbury Polyfest this Saturday.

Come and chat with us at the event, for a chance to win one of 5 prezzy cards.

See map for our location.

Risk Management Workshop Book Now

We had a great turn out for the Subcontracting Legal Rights workshop this week, and we have two workshops remaining for our Procurement series - Risk Management!

Learn how to identify, assess, and manage risks when it comes to protecting your business.

Next Thursday 23 March from 4:00 – 7:00pm our facilitator will talk you through how to analyse and respond to potential risks that could potentially threaten your business.

Book your ticket here so you don’t miss out.

We value your time and commitment so there will be networking opportunity over dinner.  

Book Now

Passive Five NZ celebrates success

A team that works together makes the dream work and that’s what our Procurement client Passive Fire NZ has done.  

Congratulations Passive Fire NZ on this huge achievement! Passive Fire NZ has achieved their goal to be ISO certified in the following standards: Quality ISO 9001, Health & Safety ISO 45001 and Environmental ISO 14001.  

This is a fantastic accomplishment for any business in the construction industry working to become tender ready.  

Click here to read more about their story.

VSA recruits for Principal Liaison – Pacific Partnerships role

Our friends over at VSA are hiring so take this as your opportunity to use and build connections with our Pacific communities.   

Join the team at VSA and help take Pacific organisations and communities on the volunteering for development journey.  

This is a full-time one-year fixed-term position (with the possibility of being made permanent dependent on funding) located in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland.   

Starting salary is between $85,643 – $100,757  

Click here to find out more how you can apply.

Muriwai Community Rebuild Charity Lunch & Auction

Help us re-build the Muriwai community!  

Sunday 26 March 2023 12:00pm – 4:00pm  

Rotary Kumeu in conjunction with Allely Estate & Wine Time Limited are putting together a charity lunch event for those who were affected by the recent weather events.

Rotary Kumeu will be the custodians of all funds raised and the funds are earmarked to assist Muriwai Community Association with their goal to assist their community via the Muriwai Relief Fund for:

• Displaced families.

• Local Muriwai businesses.

• Restoration of Muriwai so that Muriwai and the wider Auckland area can enjoy her vast beauty again.

• Raising funds for our community begins with local.

Eat, drink, and dig deep.

Click here to check out the tickets and find out how you can offer your support.

Lukim yu bihain. Kisim gutpela wiken.

(We hope you have a great weekend and take care)