Entrepreneur
Spending two hours every day on social media networks might sound like a waste of time to some people, but for Auckland wine shop owner Jayson Bryant the media form an integral part of his marketing strategy.
Entrepreneur
At Waitakere Enterprise we want to see your business grow.
To us, it’s as much about your attitude as it is your resources and experience. If you’re determined to grow your business, we’re equally as determined to help you do that in a way that is sustainable long term.
Waitakere Enterprise either runs or hosts several high growth initiatives for entrepreneurs, many of which are free. They’re challenging, they’re not all for the feint hearted and they’re guaranteed to fire you up about being in business.
We also know that big plans and hot ambition sometimes fall down at the execution stage, so we’ve developed a range of fee for service options to help you see your changes through to implementation.
See below for details.
How to make a splash online
Spending two hours every day on social media networks might sound like a waste of time to some people, but for Auckland wine shop owner Jayson Bryant the media form an integral part of his marketing strategy.
Want your slice of $234m for R&D?
With the government investing $234m to support research, science and technology to help grow the economy, now is a good time to look at your businesses product development activities.
Book Your Appointment to Access TechNZ Funding
TechNZ provides up to $40million each year to businesses to fund the research and development of new technologies, products, processes and services, and the development of knowledge and expertise.
Competitive Edge Program
The pressure to deliver better products smarter, faster, cheaper means that businesses are continually looking for ways to achieve greater results, which is why
How to Raise Capital
How do you convince an investor to invest in your business?
If you had $500K - $1M to invest, what would you be looking for?
Learn how to Power Pitch
Want to catch the ear of investors?It takes practise and time to master the art of explaining what you do in a succinct and simple way.
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