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If you have a new business idea we can connect you with a business mentor to create a robust business plan and financial forecast. If you would like to be paired with a mentor please email [email protected] or phone 0800 PAKIHI to speak with one of our Puna Pakihi Development Advisors.
If you have a business and would like the support of a mentor please email [email protected] or phone 0800 PAKIHI to speak with one of our Puna Pakihi Development Advisors.
If you require the support of a business mentor or require specialist advice to create a business continuity plan, cashflow forecasts, HR advice, strategic planning or marketing please email [email protected] or phone 0800 PAKIHI to speak with one of our Puna Pakihi Development Advisors.
For other COVID-19 related business information visit our COVID-19 Business Support page.
It is hard to overstate the economic impact the pandemic is having on businesses. The following is a good source of information on support available to business.
If you would like to support a Ngāi Tahu owned business please consider shopping with a business listed on www.tahu.biz. #supportTahu.
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