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Auckland City proudly celebrates tall poppies

Published: Tue 28 Feb 2006 03:30 PM
28 February 2006
Auckland City proudly celebrates tall poppies
Auckland City will welcome expatriate New Zealanders and international guests who have made major contributions to New Zealand's success internationally at the World Class New Zealand Awards 2006.
The awards (Wednesday 1 March) are a part of New Thinking 2006, a week of activities and events aimed at promoting New Zealand's creative and technological capabilities to international partners. New Thinking is an initiative of NZBio, Incubators New Zealand, Kea and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.
"We are proud to support this event that enables us to recognise and celebrate professional achievement," said Dick Hubbard, Mayor of Auckland city.
"We are focused on attracting, retaining and expanding business, and backing it up with much-needed infrastructure," he said.
"This event is a fantastic opportunity for us to network, learn and to be inspired by entrepreneurial business people who have reached the pinnacle of their professions," said Mr Hubbard.
Auckland City's Invest Auckland programme helps business growth and investment in the city by providing information to assist the investment decision, facilitating introductions to networks of professional and business contacts and by identifying potential business opportunities for new and existing business and investment.
For more information about Auckland City's economic development programme, visit www.investauckland.com .
For more information about New Thinking visit www.newthinking.co.nz , and for more information on the World Class New Zealanders Awards, see www.keanewzealand.com .
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