Enterprise communication software specialist SnapComms is proof that bootstrapping can achieve spectacular business growth and be a better growth option over outside investors. Co-Founder and Chair, Sarah Perry shares her experience in this recent article posted on NZ Business.
We are very fortunate to have Sarah onboard as a Mentor for our Sprint Global Programme in 2019.
Alumni in the News | Chirpy Plus
Loneliness is the single biggest challenge for those over 55.
Co-founders of Chirpyplus - an online platform connecting 55s and over - Carol Mahoney and Shaun Mahoney spoke to The AM Show.
Read moreSprint Global 2019 to take startups to the world
ecentre has announced the launch of Sprint Global 2019, an accelerator-style programme to help startups founders to go global faster. Sprint Global is now open for applications with eight fully funded places available for founders seeking to hone their skills in customer acquisition, global market entry and building startup networks.
Read moreStartup Watch: Dataphyll
Horticultural software startup Dataphyll uses radio-frequency identification (RFID) cards, mobile near-field communication (NFC) and mobile apps to streamline the fruit harvesting management process.
Go global or grow local? The kiwi startup quandary
Growing your company from the bottom of the world can be both challenging and rewarding. A new study considers whether it is better to “go global” from day one, or to grow locally first.
Read moreNext generation entrepreneurs and innovators: GirlBoss NZ at ecentre
GirlBoss NZ Founder Alexia Hilbertidou and PDMA Vice-President Aruna Shekar are cooking up plans for the next generation of change makers at the ecentre, with a focus on developing science, technology, engineering and entrepreneurship.
Read moreAsk Angels Anything at ecentre
Ask Angels Anything, run by Flying Kiwi Angels, will be held at the centre on Weds, 3 October, 6:00-8:00pm. This is an open forum for startup founders and aspiring angels to ask angel investors… anything. It is casual and informal — and informative.
Read moreThe ecentre welcomes Innovator in Residence: Dr Aruna Shekar
Dr Aruna Shekar has joined the ecentre as “Innovator in Residence,” providing access to a depth of product innovation expertise and experience to members of our community.
Read moreInnovation award for healthier Kiwi classrooms
Massey University team recognised for their innovation in monitoring air quality, which adds huge creative value to the building industry. They received the James Hardie Innovation Award at the 2018 NZ Building Industry Awards.
Read moreStartup Toolkit: Governance for Startups
Advisory and governance boards can can be critical to the success of your startup in the early stages. Yet it's important to create an effective board that understands the unique requirements of startups, says leading New Zealand angel investor and startup advisor Debra Hall. (video)
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