Kea

Kea

Non-profit Organizations

Where Kiwi explorers connect and make a difference

About us

Kea was founded in 2001 to connect and engage our global Kiwi for the benefit of Aotearoa New Zealand. Two decades on, Kea nurtures a vibrant and diverse community who share a strong passion for New Zealand and the success of its people and businesses. New Zealanders are renowned intrepid travellers, taking our unique culture to every nation and network across the globe. In fact, there are nearly as many Kiwi offshore as the population of the South Island. Whatever their global aspirations, Kiwi seek to remain connected to New Zealand, providing a valuable resource of networks and advocacy for our nation. That’s where Kea comes in, helping our Kiwi explorers to connect and make a difference. Kea’s mission is to enable better understanding of these exploring Kiwi through goodwill and connection for the benefit of New Zealand, and to provide our expats with the information and support they need to thrive. All Kiwi, no matter where they are in the world, are important to New Zealand’s success. Join Kea and build a stronger New Zealand with us.

Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Auckland
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2001
Specialties
Connecting Kiwi businesses to in-market advice, Being a forum for sharing insights and relationships, Celebrating NZers'​ global achievement, Promoting the return of highly skilled expats, and Facilitating professional networking

Locations

Employees at Kea

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    Regional Director, China

    On 4 November, Kea New Zealand was pleased to support the Services Sector Panel of New Zealand that brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss the future of the services sector prior to the opening of the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE). With an engaging opening speech from New Zealand Trade and Agriculture Minister Hon. Todd Mcclay, the event set a positive and collaborative tone for the discussions. The panel discussions covered a range of topics, including banking, retail, tourism and legal practices shared by the industry leaders from ANZ (Angie Chen, Head of Global Subsidiary), Trademonster Limited (Gavin Yang,  Managing Director), China Travel Service (Lisa Li, MInstD Managing Director) and Sparks Service (Rocky Meng, Founder). Moderated by the Chair of New Zealand Business Roundtable in China (NZBRiC), Mark Anderton, each panelist shared their perspectives of the development and outlook of their specific field. Participants engaged in meaningful dialogues, sharing best practices and strategies that can be implemented to enhance productivity and resilience. The panel discussion highlighted the significance of the services sector as a cornerstone of New Zealand's economy, emphasizing its role in job creation, innovation, and community well-being. Attendees were encouraged to share their insights and experiences, fostering a spirit of collaboration aimed at addressing both challenges and opportunities within the sector. The event sees the great collaboration between both onshore and offshore organisations. And it's a great pleasure to meet with a broad spectrum of New Zealand leaders who come with the Minister for CIIE including Congresswoman Nancy Lu. It marks a significant step forward in strengthening the services sector, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact of these discussions in the months and years to come! #keanewzealand #lancesheppard Kellie Addison #zoewang #NZBRiC

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    Make sure you join Kea and Boma tomorrow for the launch of the Hunger & Heart webinar series. Hear Kaila Colbin (2022 Kea World Class New Zealanders Friend of New Zealand award winner) speak to Sir John Kirwan, rugby legend and acclaimed mental health advocate. Sign up now - it's free! https://loom.ly/UvcPcdk

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    Ready for a fresh start? Relocate or return to Auckland, New Zealand, and discover unparalleled opportunities and a vibrant lifestyle with a new role as a Manager/Associate Director within PWC's Corporate Finance team. PWC are looking for someone to take ownership of the M&A process and overall execution on transactions and deliver high quality valuation, strategic and financial advisory solutions to clients. Join the team and take a lead role on engagements to build or review financial models and manage client relationships. Discover this and other opportunities today at Kea talent. https://loom.ly/HQsmXHE

    Corporate Finance - Manager/Associate Director

    Corporate Finance - Manager/Associate Director

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    HealthNow is all about building healthy organisations, after success in NZ they were keen to understand what opportunities existed for them offshore. Co-founder Steve Zinsili says the real value with Kea Connect is genuinely meeting global Kiwi who are so willing to support the next generation of Kiwi entrepreneurs. Let #KeaConnect support your business growth today. https://lnkd.in/gjM33r7u

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    In the evolving landscape of women's health, JUNOFEM stands out as a beacon of innovation and empowerment. Co-founded in 2019 by Dr Jenny Kruger, the business is dedicated to addressing the often-overlooked issue of pelvic floor dysfunction. Jenny discusses her journey from academia to entrepreneurship and the challenges and highlights the company has faced during the past five years. She also explains how strong offshore connections and strategic partnerships have been crucial to the company’s growth in the tough UK market. #KeaConnect https://loom.ly/1bRDizM

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    This week industry leaders, policymakers, and our Kiwi business community gathered in China to discuss the future of the services sector prior to the opening of the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE). The event was opened by New Zealand Trade and Agriculture Minister Hon. Todd McClay.

    View profile for Rebecca BAO, graphic

    Regional Director, China

    On 4 November, Kea New Zealand was pleased to support the Services Sector Panel of New Zealand that brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss the future of the services sector prior to the opening of the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE). With an engaging opening speech from New Zealand Trade and Agriculture Minister Hon. Todd Mcclay, the event set a positive and collaborative tone for the discussions. The panel discussions covered a range of topics, including banking, retail, tourism and legal practices shared by the industry leaders from ANZ (Angie Chen, Head of Global Subsidiary), Trademonster Limited (Gavin Yang,  Managing Director), China Travel Service (Lisa Li, MInstD Managing Director) and Sparks Service (Rocky Meng, Founder). Moderated by the Chair of New Zealand Business Roundtable in China (NZBRiC), Mark Anderton, each panelist shared their perspectives of the development and outlook of their specific field. Participants engaged in meaningful dialogues, sharing best practices and strategies that can be implemented to enhance productivity and resilience. The panel discussion highlighted the significance of the services sector as a cornerstone of New Zealand's economy, emphasizing its role in job creation, innovation, and community well-being. Attendees were encouraged to share their insights and experiences, fostering a spirit of collaboration aimed at addressing both challenges and opportunities within the sector. The event sees the great collaboration between both onshore and offshore organisations. And it's a great pleasure to meet with a broad spectrum of New Zealand leaders who come with the Minister for CIIE including Congresswoman Nancy Lu. It marks a significant step forward in strengthening the services sector, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact of these discussions in the months and years to come! #keanewzealand #lancesheppard Kellie Addison #zoewang #NZBRiC

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    Are you a global Kiwi? Share your thoughts with us today and go in the draw to win a return direct flight on Air New Zealand! Gathering insights from our global community is an essential way for New Zealand to stay connected with, and learn from different markets around the world. Simply sign into your Kea account to get started or join today for free https://loom.ly/0jU6Cyc #Keacommunity #survey

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    Can't wait to see a host of Kiwi businesses showcasing their amazing innovations in China #Keaconnect Rebecca BAO

    China is New Zealand’s largest trading partner – worth $38 billion in two-way-trade - and this week marks the start of the China International Import Expo - one of the most important trade events of the year. A record 58 New Zealand businesses will be exhibiting in Shanghai. The Minister for Trade will travel to China for the event to support Kiwi exporters and reinforce New Zealand’s reputation in China as a supplier of world-class products and services Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gQrfDfr8 #NZinShanghai#CIIE Todd McClay China International Import Expo

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