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Hindsight may give you 20/20 vision, but why wait?
Find out what successful entrepreneurs wish they had known before investing their own time, resources and money into their ideas. After all the best time to answer your questions about starting a business is before you get started.
Hindsight may give you 20/20 vision, but why wait?
Find out what successful entrepreneurs wish they had known before investing their own time, resources and money into their ideas. After all the best time to answer your questions about starting a business is before you get started.
Before there were startup conferences, there was Disrupt.
Disrupt is the original tech startup conference. An authority on game-changing technologies and revolutionary innovation, at Disrupt we've kept the old-school scrappy Silicon Valley spirit alive - we never forget where we came from.
Hindsight may give you 20/20 vision, but why wait?
Find out what successful entrepreneurs wish they had known before investing their own time, resources and money into their ideas. After all the best time to answer your questions about starting a business is before you get started.
Hindsight may give you 20/20 vision, but why wait?
Find out what successful entrepreneurs wish they had known before investing their own time, resources and money into their ideas. After all the best time to answer your questions about starting a business is before you get started.
During our finals event, the individuals and teams will compete for seed funding, an ecentre development package, and more!
Go Innovate! and the ecentre sponsors this event to help students and staff learn what is important about pitching and provide key insight into how to do it well.
Starting Blocks is a two-day intensive course designed to help students rapidly define and validate their business ideas. This event listing is for the course running in August in Palmerston North. Please check our main events page for other dates and locations.
Starting Blocks is a two-day intensive course designed to help students rapidly define and validate their business ideas. This event listing is for the course running in August in Auckland.
This workshop introduces you to the concept of business modelling, and particularly the "business model canvas".
In this workshop, you'll learn how to generate innovative ideas and test them out. Open to all students and staff.
Join us for a unique opportunity to meet promising startups with from throughout New Zealand. Be among the first to meet the founders who will be driving disruption in New Zealand’s startup ecosystem. See the innovation pipeline in action, from idea stage ventures through to early stage businesses ready to go global.
Join ecentre and their support of the upcoming M2 Success Summit featuring over 400 highly motivated entrepreneurs, business decision makers and high performers being inspired by industry pioneers making their mark in the world of cutting edge technology - trailblazers plotting a course through uncharted territory. More info
Professional Tech Entrepreneurs Meetup - expand your network and connect with other tech entrepreneurs.
Explore the future of tech with leading tech innovators. Be part of the conversation in this “unconference” style event.
ON: futures in tech, a full day event featuring entrepreneurs, tech-focused panels, interactive expos and prizes to be won by all.
Meet AA Insurance CEO Chris Curtin at Massey University, Albany.
During our finals event, the individuals and teams will compete for seed funding, an ecentre development package, and more!
Go Innovate! and the ecentre sponsors this event to help students and staff learn what is important about pitching and provide key insight into how to do it well.
Starting Blocks is a two-day intensive course designed to help students rapidly define and validate their business ideas. This event listing is for the course running in April in Palmerston North.
Starting Blocks is a two-day intensive course designed to help Massey students rapidly define and validate their business ideas. This event listing is for the course running in April in Auckland.
This workshop introduces you to the concept of business modelling, and particularly the "business model canvas".
In this workshop, you'll learn how to generate innovative ideas and test them out. Open to all students and staff.
Increase the impact of your research and pick up valuable new skills that will help you to get funded. Open to postgraduates and faculty at Massey University.
Last year’s event sold out in 3 weeks so keep an eye out for tickets going on sale in May.
You will:
• Gain actionable insights to scale your SaaS business faster
• Hear from SaaS pioneers about their experiences
• Share what you've discovered with others
• Make connections that matter
The Southern SaaS programme has been designed to enable connection and collaboration across two days:
28 August - Conference with keynote speakers followed by networking drinks
29 August - Hands-on workshops for practical application of lessons learned on Day One
For a taste of what's to come, view the highlights of last year’s Southern SaaS event here.
Join us and be part of the New Zealand SaaS success story.
#SouthernSaaS19
Enjoy the video from Callaghan Innovation with highlights of SouthernSaaS 2018 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=40&v=ZFuh8VlyRE0
Professional Tech Entrepreneurs Meetup - expand your network and connect with other tech entrepreneurs.
This event aims to improve our understanding of data sovereignty and the use of personal data to harness better AI results. The sessions will focus on lessons learned in realizing Europe’s new Digital Single Market and its implications for businesses, in particular for innovation and future service delivery.
Massey University Distinguished Visitor Professor Dr Christian Welz will look at the current state of play of social dialogue in Europe, focusing on his organisation’s extensive research findings and attempting to anticipate, in as far as possible, the impacts BREXIT may have.
In this talk, Marcus will discuss a remarkable equation which is, Creativity + Innovation = Entrepreneurship. This equation represents a simple set of relationships, but they often go wrong. Why is it that so many organisations and communities try innovation and fail?
Perhaps they are trying creativity, design thinking, agile or whatever in a sequence that is doomed to fail. Often we confuse the terms, assume skills that don’t exist, or think being busy means being fast. These behaviours and approaches continue to turn the simple into complex. We will discuss a process that will help you calibrate where your organisation or community is when benchmarked against best practice. The benchmark is based on 35 years practice and research in 5 countries. We will then outline the eight steps required to embed an innovation system into your organisation and also help you identify the many ways creative thinking is sometimes stifled! Finally, we will discuss some lessons learned about how universities and business communities can work together successfully in this process.
For more than 50 years, humans have been expanding the potential of future technology – designing software, systems and devices to increase efficiency, solve problems and ultimately, build better lives.
But if we are to compare today’s technology to that expected in the next three to five years, the so-called transformative ‘paper to desktop’ era of the last 20 years is simply the beginning of our technology journey.
Today, the next wave of disruption – the dawn of General AI, nanobots, the internet-of-things, cryptocurrencies and blockchain – is imminent, and is set to change everything we know about technology and its place in our world.
In fact, ideas once coined ‘futuristic’ are already here – and they’re rapidly changing the face of business.
But are New Zealand businesses truly ready for the magnitude of change expected over the next few years? Are they prepared to ride the next wave of technological disruption? Or will they miss the opportunities of an exciting but unpredictable new world?
Keran McKenzie is futurist in residence at MYOB and is fascinated by new technology and how it is transforming the way we live, work and play. His role involves looking at the current and future trends in technology, and how they can be developed to benefit Australasia’s businesses, both small and large.
Join him for a conversation about the latest technology businesses are adopting and how business owners can embrace the change this wave of disruption is bringing.
Ecentre are thrilled to bring you this upcoming speaker session in collaboration with our partners MYOB, Smales Farm and Grow North.
Gear your business for growth by better understanding your customers and working through the customer journey.
Using design thinking to solve problems and grow your business. Product development veteran Dr Aruna Shekar shares best practices in product innovation, design thinking, opportunity identification and ideation techniques.
Gear your business for growth by better understanding your customers and working through the customer journey.
Come along and literally ask anything you've ever wanted to know about angel investing or accelerating your startups.
How can you harness your enthusiasm to make change in the world?
We give five unique and diverse speakers five minutes each to tell their stories of how something they are passionate about has shaped their lives.
Join us for an inspiring event that might spark your own journey in social or business enterprise.
