StartUp NZ Partner Resources
Partners in your success
A stronger ecosystem, together.
NZ Entrepreneur is proud to partner with some of New Zealand’s most ardent business supporters, to bring you StartUp NZ.
Each of these organisations has a history of helping Kiwi businesses take on the world, and understand that every large business once started out as an idea, nurtured, fueled and grown with passion and resilience, by an entrepreneur just like you.
Our StartUp NZ partners offer a range of great products, services, insights and events for new and growing businesses which you can access via the links below. Check them out!
Key Partners
Startup services and offers from our key partners
Insights
Partner insights, info and ideas to help you grow
NZ SMEs continue to explore tech horizons
One year on from the first lockdown, local SMEs are more reliant on technology as they adapt to new ways of working, new patterns of …
Going Virtual: Key tips for running an online event
In the past year restrictions of COVID-19 lockdowns have forced every business to get creative in how they run events. From concerts to conferences the …
Tips to optimise your online presence: Part 3
In parts one and two of this series, we’ve delved into the how’s and why’s of identifying your target customers and supporting their online journey …
Tips to optimise your online presence: Part 2
Part Two: Mapping the customer journey As the country’s largest fixed line broadband company, Chorus is well placed to help identify what good broadband looks …
Tips to optimise your online presence
Part One: Identifying your target customers The internet has radically changed how we do business. It offers customers more choice and more information at a …
StartUp NZ Partner: CHORUS
At Chorus, we know just how important it is to have a reliable internet connection when you’re starting out. Whether it’s running apps in the …
Aiming for clarity and control in times of uncertainty
As the country navigates COVID-19 restrictions, the nation’s SME community will again be thinking about how they can continue to adapt and survive in an …
MYOB Start Up Guide
MYOB have created a free start up guide to help budding entrepreneurs turn business ideas into a reality. The MYOB Start Up Guide breaks down …
Māori startups to reveal 2020 Kōkiri accelerator progress tonight
Renewable energy storage solutions, a new Saas tool for construction services, an indigenous experience travel enterprise and New Zealand’s first Māori power company, are among …
Lockdown prompts Kiwi SME technology plans
Business experiences during New Zealand’s COVID-19 lockdown period have transformed the way New Zealand’s SMEs plan to use technology, according to a new nationwide survey. …
Govt tax package a lifeline for revenue-hit SME’s
The Government’s latest SME package, announced today, may be the key to survivability for thousands of local businesses, according to local business accounting software provider …
Businesses working from home urged to take cyber security seriously
Accounting and payroll software company MYOB, is urging business owners to take cyber security seriously when moving to new operating models, including working from home. …
MYOB addressing the entrepreneur gap for women
The lack of representation for New Zealand women at the head of local small and medium-sized businesses has seen the launch of a new campaign …
How four Kiwi innovators are using tech to grow
Smaller businesses are often reluctant to change something when what they have already seems ‘good enough.’ It can be challenging to see what’s possible with …
How to bounce back after a startup failure
Failure is a part of business, but when your own startup stalls, it’s hard not to take it personally. In this article, Alan Manly talks …
MYOB partners with Kōkiri to progress Māori startups
Online accounting software provider MYOB is again partnering with business accelerator Kōkiri after a successful launch in 2018. The accelerator programme helps Māori startups to …
Technology trends in the New Zealand business market
On the wind down to the festive season, it’s often difficult to find the time to look at making strategic business decisions. For many Kiwi …
StartUp NZ Partner: MYOB
MYOB began life as a startup in 1991 from a small home office with a big idea, and is passionate about supporting NZ’s startup entrepreneurs …
Startup NZ Partner: Ingram Micro Cloud
Building a software business? Ingram Micro Cloud can help! Software as a Service (SaaS) and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) are in a tremendous growth phase …
2019 Headstart for startups finalists
MYOB has announced its 2019 Headstart for Startups competition finalists, including Simon Cooke of Froth Technologies, Amy Prebble of Getaflex, Nick Jackson of Spout Alternatives, …