Calling all small businesses with BIG ambitions
Calling all small businesses with BIG
ambitions!
JUCY and Origin IT have joined forces to hunt for the next kiwi success story.
They are looking for entrepreneurially driven businesses with between 20 and 50 staff, who have the vision and determination to take on the world.
On offer for the lucky business or businesses with the X-factor is:
1. Lunch with Chief JUCY-fier Tim Alpe, recent
recipient of the Blake Leadership award for 2014, to discuss
growing a small business quickly,
2. An IT business
strategy session with Origin’s Kerry Hull, former GM of IT
at the Warehouse, worth up to $3000,
3. An IT support
and strategy package, worth up to 10k.
Tim Alpe is the
epitome of the New Zealand entrepreneur. Since starting JUCY
Rentals with his brother Dan in 2002, Tim has grown the
company from 35 vehicles in New Zealand to over 2,800
vehicles in New Zealand, Australia, the US, the UK and
Germany.
Alpe is the first to admit that the IT services,
support and strategy from Origin were an essential factor to
this business growth. In Origin JUCY finds a likeminded,
entrepreneurially ran business with people and a culture
that understand and match JUCY’s. Both businesses
recognize and appreciate each other’s drive to dominate
their respective industries.
Both companies are passionate about growing New Zealand businesses, so it made perfect sense for them to team up and find the next kiwi success story to help on their way.
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