WELCOME TO THE GISBORNE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC
OUR MISSION STATEMENT.
The Gisborne Chamber of Commerce is actively pursuing it's mission: "to represent and promote the interests of industry and commerce for the beneficial development of Gisborne and it's people and to be the voice of Gisborne Business".
IS YOUR BUSINESS WORKING TO CAPACITY?
IS YOUR BUSINESS IN GOOD HEALTH?
www.bizhealth.co.nz
Click on the address above and Health Check will give you the tools you need to assess
YOUR BUSINESS / YOUR PEOPLE / YOUR PROCESS
All that is needed is an open mind and a willingness to be the best you can
DO YOU NEED SPECIFIC BUSINESS ADVICE? CONTACT THE CHAMBER / BIZ OFFICE?
IF WE DO NOT HAVE THE INFORMATION WE WILL GET IT FOR YOU.
FINDING LOCAL SOLUTIONS IS EASIER FOR YOU AND TIME SAVING.
The Executive Committee
Fraser Brown - President - Craig Investment Partners
Clare Radomske - Vice President - Employment Strategist
Malcolm MacLean - Immediate Past President - Kibworth Motors
Chris Tyerman - Immediate Vice President - Westpac Banking Group
Anne Pardoe - Past President- Property Centre
Simon Cave - Sunworth
Joe Martin - Partner - Burnard & Bull
Alison Crosswell - BPW and TA Crosswell Ltd
Michael Muir - Managing Director The Gisborne Herald
Adam Simperingham - Partner - Woodward Chrisp
Brian Wilson - GDC Councillor
Geoff Meade - Youth Transition
Brent Mitchell - New Zealand Home Loans
Jeremy Muir - Editor of the Gisborne Herald
Manu Caddie - AHI International
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EMERALD HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTRE BA-5
held on the 12th July 2010
Our thanks to those who attended the Ba-5 hosted by George and Jana.
Their presentation included an unveiling of their new Logo - depicting simplicity serenity and good taste
To those who missed the evening, the Grill Room
is always open for dining and I'm sure one of the receptionists will be pleased to show you around the complex. Spend a little time in the corridors checking out the arts that adorn the walls and the hall of fame with Gisborne's favourite sporting legends, side by side should not be missed.
Emerald Hotel and Conference Centre really is an asset to our city. |
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