Auckland Business Chamber

Looking for a professional space for your next meeting or training session? The Auckland Business Chamber offers rooms for hire in central Auckland, ideal for board meetings, strategy sessions, and training events. Available to both members and non-members. Available Spaces: Training Room - Level 1 Size: 80m², seating for 20 people at tables Event Space - Level 3 Size: 208m², theatre seating for 60 people Boardroom - Level 3 Size: 42m², boardroom setup for 12 people Book your room today and enjoy a convenient, well-equipped space in Auckland CBD: https://hubs.li/Q02Yt0Kt0

For Ron Lal, the Chamber isn’t just about making contacts; it’s about building relationships that last. Through events, seminars, and networking opportunities, he has built connections that have strengthened his business over the years. “Chamber events have been a source of great relationships, some of which have turned into long-term business partnerships,” Ron shared. The Chamber has fostered a supportive network that continues to benefit Momentum Mind Lab. Read the full blog: https://lnkd.in/gDhKGimu

Long stretches of work can lead to burnout and decreased productivity. Scheduling regular breaks—no matter how short—helps keep your mind fresh and your focus sharp. 💡 Techniques for Effective Breaks: - The 5-Minute Breather: Take five minutes every hour to step away from your desk. - Stretch, grab a coffee, or take a walk to recharge. - The Pomodoro Technique: Work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. After four sessions, take a longer 15-30 minute break. - Mindful Breathing: Try deep breathing exercises during your breaks to reduce stress and increase mental clarity. - Stretching: Stand up, stretch your legs, and move around to increase circulation and reduce muscle stiffness. Even short breaks can have a big impact on your productivity and overall well-being! #BalanceAct #WorkBreaks #ProductivityTips #SelfCare #MentalClarity

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Watch the full video now: https://lnkd.in/gM98uj4g In this webinar you will hear John Green from the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Centre on the North Shore. He will delve into strategies to minimise your business's risk profile and effectively handle disputes, especially in cross-border transactions. John shares valuable insights on: - Effective Conflict Management: Preventive measures and early identification of disputes. - Drafting Dispute Resolution Clauses: Tips for creating robust clauses to avoid litigation pitfalls. - ADR Options: Exploring negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication as practical tools for dispute resolution. - Best Practices: Developing corporate policies and fostering a proactive approach to conflict management. This webinar provides actionable strategies to protect your business, preserve relationships, and mitigate costs when disputes arise. For further resources or support, visit the ADR Centre's website or reach out to their registry team

Get ready to watch the latest episode of our Business Insight series tomorrow! The video will be posted at 12pm on Friday. Tomorrow you will hear John Green from the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Centre on the North Shore. He will delve into strategies to minimise your business's risk profile and effectively handle disputes, especially in cross-border transactions. John shares valuable insights on: - Effective Conflict Management: Preventive measures and early identification of disputes. - Drafting Dispute Resolution Clauses: Tips for creating robust clauses to avoid litigation pitfalls. - ADR Options: Exploring negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication as practical tools for dispute resolution. - Best Practices: Developing corporate policies and fostering a proactive approach to conflict management.

To ensure long-term success, it’s essential to step back and work on your business, not just in it. Set aside time each week for strategic planning to stay focused on growth and improvements. 🔑 Strategic Planning Tip: Use the SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) to assess where your business stands and identify areas for improvement. Regularly review your SWOT to adjust strategies, seize opportunities, and mitigate risks. By dedicating time to strategic planning, you align your efforts with your long-term vision and create a roadmap for continuous growth. #WorkOnTheBusiness #StrategicPlanning #SWOTAnalysis #BusinessGrowth #BusinessSuccess

Today the Auckland Business Chamber hosted Czech President Petr Pavel & a distinguished business delegation for discussions & networking with NZ businesses. The Czech Republic is now a high tech manufacturing powerhouse, and with our new EU FTA, it’s open for business with NZ. If your interested in coming on the Chamber’s business delegation to Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary & Romania late May next year, feel free to DM me!

Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gtwV6Aaz Hear from Shamubeel Eaqub - Chief Economist at Simplicity, as he explores key insights into New Zealand's construction sector, covering housing, infrastructure, and economic recovery. Learn about: Housing & Infrastructure Deficits: The causes and solutions to New Zealand’s housing shortage and public-private infrastructure gap. Economic Recovery: Why the sector is resilient and poised for growth despite current challenges. Sector Impact: The wide-reaching economic effects of construction spending.

Get ready to watch the latest episode of our Business Insight series tomorrow! The video will be posted at 12pm on Friday. Hear from Shamubeel Eaqub - Chief Economist at Simplicity, as he explores key insights into New Zealand's construction sector, covering housing, infrastructure, and economic recovery. Learn about: - Housing & Infrastructure Deficits: The causes and solutions to New Zealand’s housing shortage and public-private infrastructure gap. - Economic Recovery: Why the sector is resilient and poised for growth despite current challenges. - Sector Impact: The wide-reaching economic effects of construction spending