One of ecentre’s enterprising alumni is looking to give New Zealand startups access to more global markets. And he’s off to a good start, highlighting Kiwi innovation at the recent Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival in the Middle East.

For more than 14 years, Dorian Scott has been supporting the New Zealand startup ecosystem as a coach, mentor and advisor at ecentre. A lot has changed over time, but the focus on encouraging entrepreneurs to reach their potential has been a constant.

What makes a successful entrepreneur may have less to do with youth, and more to do with a refusal to quit. The story of ChirpyPlus is a testament to the reality of success.

Soft Tech, a software company co-located with the ecentre business incubator in the Bob Tindall Building at Massey University, has moved to new premises after growing from a startup to a global leader in software solutions for window and door industry.

ecentre-hosted New Zealand Pavilion in TechCrunch’s Startup Alley to show off Kiwi startups; Supply-chain startup Sparrows chosen as ‘wild card’ for Showcase pitch contest

ecentre alumni part of Massey University engineering team that wins US $50k prize for global “Smart Land” sensor competition for real-time low cost air quality monitoring network

One of our partners, Trickle, have been committed to helping hospitality organisations and establishments in New Zealand to become more green using the services of Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Logistics startups ready to take on the challenge of going global

Eleven promising startups from throughout New Zealand have graduated from the Sprint Global programme run by ecentre, the business incubator hosted at Massey University, with supply chain management and logistics startups featuring strongly.