BUSINESS
Business Hawke's Bay folds: Region's five councils committed to supporting organisation through transition
The board of Business Hawke’s Bay (BHB) has announced it will wind up the organisation, following an unsuccessful bid to secure sustainable funding. Chai...
Are you personalising your health and wellness
Since COVID has hit – ‘workplace health and wellness’ are the new buzz words, There has been a big increase in health and wellness programs bo...
Flightpath – Hawke’s Bay Airport update
Bay Espresso is set to land at Hawke’s Bay Airport in 2021, much to the excitement of local coffee lovers. The stalwart of the Hawke’s Bay coffee r...
Hawke’s Bay Business Hub turns 5
In May 2020, in the midst of New Zealand’s COVID-19 lockdown an important milestone for the Hawke’s Bay business community slipped by, unnoticed. O...
Event champion on search for new events
Tourism and events have been the two sectors that have been hit hardest due to COVID-19. In Hawke’s Bay, the events sector dodged a bit of a bullet in pa...
Creating successful business owners in the Bay
Creating successful businesses across Hawke’s Bay is behind the change of name for well-known Hawke’s Bay accounting firm enablebusiness to +MORE....
Water supply business springs up in time for busy summer season
COVID-19 might be the crisis that we will all remember 2020 for but locally, farmers will never forget the year due to one of our most severe droughts. Water d...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has affected business in different ways, including impacting employment rates across the country. According to a recent report from Statis...
Whare for all – insight to Youth Development
For a growing number of Hawke’s Bay residents, finding a place to call home is an ongoing struggle. Like many areas around New Zealand, our district is ex...
The PurSuit of excellence
Flaxmere-based job seeker service PurSuit is in hot demand. Not only has it seen the number of people it helps triple each year, but other regions are now askin...
The PurSuit of excellence
Flaxmere-based job seeker service PurSuit is in hot demand. Not only has it seen the number of people it helps triple each year, but other regions are now askin...
On the correct path – Icehouse insight to First Chiropractic
Brett and Emma Mead were forced to temporarily shut their doors for seven weeks when Covid-19 hit however, with the support of The Icehouse, the First Chiroprac...
Kaitime: Fueling the next generation
It has been a rise of epic proportions for Maraenui-based Kaitime. The pakihi (business) is owned and founded by Tina Sheree Rangi and partner Jonny Tawhara wit...
A kaupapa to help others’ succeed
Pūngao, kohara and ānga (energy, passion and drive) easily describe the collective essence of Theresa O’Brien and Sally Crown as they push forward an impo...
A template for success
Joanna Monteith has been helping businesses set up business software solutions for many years but it’s some of the easier requests that has the potential...
Sally Duncan Te Mata Estate & Hawke’s Bay Wine Growers Association
How has COVID changed how you foster/enhance your key relationships in China? Obviously the main change is the lack of market visits but we are engaging in man...
Catherine Wedd Bostock New Zealand on access to China markets
How has COVID-19 changed how you foster/enhance your key relationships in China? Covid-19 created extra demand for New Zealand organic apples. Chinese consumer...
Sam Harvey Fern Ridge Export manager views on China market access
How has COVID 19 changed how you foster/enhance your key relationships in China? We noticed a flattening off or decrease in demand from China during the initia...
Trade with China post COVID19
China’s leading economic indicators point toward economic growth as consumer confidence rebounds into recovery mode. According to official data, China&rsq...
Valuing up
The last time I wrote an article for The Profit was about a month after we had got back into the office after ‘Alert Level 3’. As I wrote at the tim...
