Posts by Melissa Mae
Newsletter | 7 April 2022
Kia ora, This month sees the opportunity for feedback on the options for Tauranga City Council’s Long-Term Plan amendment. You will all be aware that the city’s financial plan has changed…
Read MorePrioritising the things that matter – A Priority One update
As the Western Bay of Plenty region’s economic development organisation, our job is to grow the economy of the region in a sustainable way and ensure the benefits of a…
Read MoreSharp Tudhope Lawyers acknowledge the contribution of former partners as they move into consultant roles
With a combined 129 years of experience, former partners at Sharp Tudhope Lawyers, John Gordon, Bill Chapman and Alasdair Christie, have recently transitioned into consultant roles. The firm are pleased…
Read MoreCGC Landscape Company equip their leaders for success
Despite the stresses of operating in the ever changing and challenging Covid environment, David Clayton-Greene of CGC Landscaping Company recognised the benefits of providing leadership training for his diverse leadership…
Read MoreShowcasing Sustainability – King St.
After taking a short break, we’re pleased to bring you our next edition in the Showcasing Sustainability series. In this edition, we’re making a point to prove that ‘size doesn’t…
Read MoreNewsletter | 24 March 2022
Kia ora, Yesterday’s government announcement provides a level of confidence that we are making progress in returning to more familiar times. While Covid continues to negatively impact our wider economy, the…
Read MoreYoung Innovator Awards: the hunt is on for young problem solvers
Priority One is calling Western Bay of Plenty’s young, bright minds to attend the virtual launch of the 2022 Young Innovator Awards (yia!) next Thursday, March 24. Students, parents, teachers,…
Read MorePoweringON Programme provides clarity for local entrepreneur
Priority One is a proud supporter of the PoweringON programme, delivered by local entrepreneurial support organisation, Venture Centre. This programme aims to support small businesses on their journeys with digital,…
Read MoreAre you prepared for the Future of Work?
The tight labour market continues to be the top cause of concern for many local businesses, and it’s unlikely to get easier anytime soon. Significant changes to the way we…
Read MorePriority One Welcomes Commissioner Re-Appointment
Priority One Tauranga Moana applauds Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta’s decision to re-appoint Tauranga City Council’s Commission until July 2024, announced today. We acknowledge that this would not have been a straight-forward decision…
Read MoreNewsletter | 10 March 2022
Priority One Newsletter | 10 March 2022 Future of Work, yia! launch, Social procurement event wrap up, new member, labour short… Thursday, 10 March 2022 Kia ora We can admit…
Read Moreyia! – A new level of (workplace) engagement
The Young Innovator Awards has grown in terms of student, school and business participation over the last 2 years, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. The appetite for innovation and willingness to…
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