Tūrangawaewae talks to the place we are from and to where we want to live. Who does not want to feel empowered and connected? To making a positive contribution? The opportunity to work with our Artist Community provides access to secure attraction and retention, creativity, innovation and collaboration.

This is the fourth in a series of articles on what is concerning us. Consistent with our previous piece on SDG 8 we have widened the title scope from “investors” to “us” given we are all stakeholders in the outcomes.  In each article we concentrate on major issues that companies can positively impact.

This is the third in a series of articles on what is concerning us. Consistent with our previous piece on SDG 8 we have widened the title scope from “investors” to “us” given we are all stakeholders in the outcomes.  In each article we concentrate on major issues that companies can positively impact.

This is the second in a series of articles on what is concerning us. We have widened the title scope from “investors” to “us” given we are all stakeholders in the outcomes.  In each article we concentrate on major issues that companies can positively impact. The United Nations Sustainability Goals “UN SDGs” provide the Framework that Giddy Up has adopted to assist companies meet their Social License to Operate. In our first article we addressed Reducing Inequalities. This time its Work and Growth.

We feature the Limber desk to coincide with and celebrate our friends at Akina’s social enterprise procurement platform launch of fwd:

After distributing electricity in the Waikato region for 100 years, Hamilton-based WEL Networks is evolving from a traditional lines company into a multi-utility business and playing a significant role in the region’s economic development.

In 2014, drama school Toi Whakaari made a decision to expand beyond drama and what happens backstage by launching Ruku Ao, a professional development programme for leadership training. 

Social enterprise is a new way of doing business that’s taking hold in communities all over the world. Social enterprises are basically businesses, but instead of exclusively focusing on profit, they focus on investing in communities and causes.

There are more than 27,000 charities in New Zealand. This is great - it shows that many Kiwis have great intentions, and are making considerations to give back to their communities. On the other hand, this can create a problem for potential donors: if you want to give money to charity, how do you find the right one?

Tūrangawaewae talks to the place we are from and to where we want to live. Who does not want to feel empowered and connected? To making a positive contribution? The opportunity to work with our Artist Community provides access to secure attraction and retention, creativity, innovation and collaboration.

This is the fourth in a series of articles on what is concerning us. Consistent with our previous piece on SDG 8 we have widened the title scope from “investors” to “us” given we are all stakeholders in the outcomes.  In each article we concentrate on major issues that companies can positively impact.

This is the third in a series of articles on what is concerning us. Consistent with our previous piece on SDG 8 we have widened the title scope from “investors” to “us” given we are all stakeholders in the outcomes.  In each article we concentrate on major issues that companies can positively impact.