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Who are the Bay of Plenty’s killer exporters?
28 March 2012
Who are the Bay of Plenty’s killer exporters?
The BNZ Bay of Plenty ExportNZ Awards were launched at the Sebel Trinity Wharf in Tauranga to a capacity crowd of almost 200 ExportNZ Bay of Plenty members.
The theme for this year’s awards, which are always both a celebration of business excellence and a great party, is CLUEDO…think Miss Scarlett in the library with the candlestick, or Colonel Mustard in the ball room with the revolver.
Attendees were treated to an incredible awards launch trailer that looked like it was more suited to a Hollywood blockbuster than a regional awards ceremony.
Returning as MC is Te Radar – playing the detective who will help crack the case ‘who are our killer exporters’.
ExportNZ Bay of Plenty are now taking awards nominations and entries for these awards categories:
• United Travel Corporate Emerging
Exporter of the Year – a company exporting for three
years or less
• Page Macrae Engineering Innovation
in Export – a company with an innovative product,
service or system
• Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Export
Achiever – for managers to nominate an employee that
deserves to be recognized for their contribution to the
company
• Zespri International Service to Export
– for someone who has given over and above for the good of
the Bay of Plenty Export Community
• Sharp Tudhope
Exporter of the Year – for a company exporting for
more than three years
These awards have a habit of selling out so if you wish to book tickets to the awards ceremony then do so immediately.
Details:
6pm
Friday 29th June 2012
Baypark Stadium, Tauranga
EMA or
ExportNZ BOP member tickets: $145 + GST per person or $1,300
+ GST for a table of 10
Non-member tickets: $180+GST per
person or $1,700 + GST for a table of 10
The awards will be launched in Rotorua at the BNZ Partners Centre on the 1st of May 2012.
If you wish to enter, nominate a person or company, book tickets to the awards, or attend the Rotorua launch then please contact angela@exportnz.org.nz and tracy@exportnz.org.nz
ENDS
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