Posts by Melissa Mae
Economic Monitor – December 2021
Showcasing Sustainability – Bluelab
Showcasing Sustainability started as a way to flaunt some of our most innovative and dedicated businesses on their journey to a more sustainable future. We are pleased to report that…
Read MoreNewsletter | 15 December 2021
Priority One Newsletter | 15 December 2021 Read the newsletter here
Read MoreThe challenges and opportunities of starting a new business during a global pandemic
The Colour Code is a people development company that uses self-awareness as a foundation to strengthen workplace relationships and drive performance. They are the first New Zealand based partner of…
Read MoreSpread the word! Instep Young Leaders’ Forum accepting applications in 2022
This year’s cohort of Instep Young Leaders have spoken and we have listened. They have called for greater transparency around who gets selected to be in the Forum, and for…
Read MoreCivic Precinct Masterplan – The Tauranga CBD redevelopment project
The announcement from Tauranga City Council for a planned redevelopment of the Civic Precinct is extremely positive for the city. This new project will see the city centre transformed into a modern,…
Read MoreAra Rau – Pathways to Work: 2021 Reflections
What a year! 2021 saw Ara Rau grow in confidence and understanding of how to best service the Tauranga Moana community, connect multiple stakeholders across the region’s labour market, and…
Read MoreInstep Informer | Term 4 2021
Instep Informer – Term 4 2021
Read MoreNewsletter | 1 December 2021
Priority One Newsletter | 1 December 2021 Read the newsletter here
Read MoreMeet the WBOP Global Ambassadors
The Global Ambassadors Project engages and empowers youth from diverse backgrounds to become local role models for diversity, cooperation, and global citizenship. The year-long pilot programme launched in October 2021,…
Read MoreFuture-proofed: Connecting youth and employers
The labour shortage in the WBOP is an ongoing issue for many businesses and organisations. In addition, we know there is often a disconnect between the expectations of young people entering the…
Read MoreThe future of our young Māori
Rangatahi Māori (Māori Youth) in the Bay of Plenty region make up approximately 44% of all the young people. By 2030, Māori and Pacifica are estimated to make up 30%…
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