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Waikato Chamber of Commerce campaign update: it has been a well mannered campaign so far. All candidates have declined media requests for a debate and there has been no sledging or character assassination. According to my internal polling I have 100% support - I tracked down the person who receives the voting email from the Chamber inside Tompkins Wake and for reasons which are a mystery to me and her it is Kate Hatwell (Searancke). Cost me a coffee but one vote is locked and loaded. I have some exciting campaign initiatives coming up - watch out for a leaflet drop from a private jet, digital billboards and a personalised number plate. You need to join the Chamber to join in the fun and vote. And why not. It’s a great organisation on the up with a focus to help members grow their businesses. For small business it’s as little as $350 plus gst to join for a year. And the big guys - whatever it costs you can’t afford not to. You can join here https://lnkd.in/dbw5-mrD

Great article from Marketing Week. I've learnt more from my mistakes than anything else. Thankfully I keep making them, so I keep learning!!  https://lnkd.in/gPmEkAhY

Good article by Barry Soper. Regardless of your political colours (mine are fairly mixed), it seems the media love nothing more than blowing certain financial gains out of all proportion when people are doing the same all around the country. Good on anyone who has succeeded, financially or otherwise, in any field. We should celebrate and encourage it. And focus on what's important, rather than attacking legitimately made gains and making it look wrong. Standing by for all levels of commentary! #celebratesuccess

We love futures, and as experts in animal nutrition we partner with farmers to grow futures. We do this with our leading calf products that give calves the best possible start in life to grow them into great performing milkers, through to providing products that optimize their production, reproduction and well-being once they are there. We are excited about SealesWinslow’s future and how we can continue to help farmers grow theirs.

It's in the Waikato Times. It must be true. Thanks to all we've worked with over our first 25 years. #longlivekingst https://lnkd.in/gwGnS6GB

Today is King St's 25th birthday. During July we'll celebrate our first 25 years. In 1999, after 14 years in the big agency life, we made the move to Hamilton having bought Russ Rimmington's share in his agency. "You're moving to Hamilton??" was the question many asked. Being near to Te Awamutu where I grew up and in the centre of our economy's engine, it felt like the right thing to do. So we risked everything we owned, talked nicely to the good people at BNZ and got a personal guarantee from my Dad, who had been Russ' accountant. There was no room for error, no plan b, no choice other than to make it work. Now we're 25. The changes we've had to adapt to over that time are too many to mention. Through the highlights, lowlights, wins and losses we've built an agency that's punched above its weight regularly, held down accounts of all sizes around the country, and made a significant contribution to the community we serve. Above all the King St team have all upheld the values we hold dear. Putting clients first and looking out for one another. Staying busy, staying happy. There's a lot to be proud of. For now it's a huge thanks. To all the clients who've entrusted us with their hard-earned marketing dollar. All the partners, suppliers, talented folk who've worked with us over the years. And the King St team, past and present, who have given blood sweat and tears in equal measure. Thanks to you all. As I write this, it's 8:45am on Monday morning. Work in progress meeting at 9:30am. Time to start working towards the next 25 years. #longlivekingst #25years

Did you see our new Consult365 Papamoa Walk-in Clinic in the news last week? https://lnkd.in/gYxZAA3t #consut365 #makehealthcareeasy #urgentcare #nurse #accidentandmedicalclinic #walkinclinc #papamoa #bayofplenty