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End of Year IMPACT REPORT 2019
Bigger and Better AWESOME
FACILITATED EVENTS
MORE EXTREME
EXPERIENCES
The Big Wins for 2019
3550 64 STUDENTS
WENT ON
1 of 7
students from 140 schools
INCREASED PARTICIPATION attended a YES FEEDER
overseas business experiences to
EXPERIENCE Southeast Asia and Latin America
STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN YES ENTREPRENEURS IN
ACTION WEEKEND:
NEW LOCATIONS
80 students, 3 days,
GrowingNZ Innovation Challenge Days:
2 business challenges
Palmerston North, Hawkes’ Bay & Timaru
426
Rangatahi Business Challenge:
Palmerston North & Hawke’s Bay
GLOBALISTAS IN
2581
2706
3306
3368
3734
4032 STUDENTS FROM ACTION WEEKEND:
27 SCHOOLS A NEW EVENT 34 students, 2 days,
participated in a Ministry for Primary Industries market entry strategies
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Rangatahi Business Mission: Sustainable for 4x Kiwi companies
Challenge.
We worked This was a MORE COOL STUFF:
64%
with over
85
of secondary
%
358 INCREASE
from 2018
schools across TEACHERS
NZ downloaded a
YES teaching (See page 13) Future Leaders ULearn Conference Alumni Events Global Kaitiakitanga
resource Workshops Project
2 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 3
YES ALUMNI OUTCOMES Showcasing the long-term impact of YES.
You want impact? 85 %
Pathways
Check this out.
WOULD RECOMMEND
YES has a knack for developing young people with 21st
YES TO CURRENT
century skills who are both life-ready and work-ready.
STUDENTS
We surveyed hundreds of our alumni to learn ALUMNI CURRENTLY IDENTIFY AS:
more about where they are now, how they’re At least
NITHA VASHTI
263
engaging with the business ecosystem, and Business Student
what role Young Enterprise had to play in that. Massey University
YES Class of 2017 & 2018
Long story short, COMPANIES CREATED
Entrepreneur Tertiary Student Employed Other
“YES created so many
we’re making a difference. BY YES ALUMNI 21 %
36 %
39 %
5% opportunities – helping me
to attend university, build a
professional career from the age
of 16, and helping us continue
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our business after the Young
41% for
69%
YEAR PARTICIPATED IN YES:
up to a year Enterprise Scheme.”
1981– 1989 6% 2000 – 2009 14% 31%
14%
APPROX
SAY THAT YES between
2700 - 4600 POSITIVELY 1-2 years
67%
11
INFLUENCED THEIR
1990 – 1999 % 2010 – 2018 69% jobs created by DECISION-MAKING
PROCESS POST-
KEPT THEIR
YES COMPANY
26% for
between
ARE STUDYING
alumni companies SECONDARY SCHOOL GOING 2-5 years
BUSINESS
TOP 3 BUSINESS SKILLS DEVELOPED: TOP 3 SOFT SKILLS DEVELOPED:
71%
}
DECISION-MAKING TEAMWORK
76% 65% 63% 57%
MARKETING COMMUNICATION through through through through
ARE INTERESTED IN mentoring alumni judging coaching
BUSINESS PLANNING PROBLEM SOLVING GIVING BACK TO YES events
6 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 7
Creating Workers
Entrepreneurs YES is also about developing innovative
and entrepreneurial mindsets to strengthen
For almost 40 years, YES has been contributing to New and enhance New Zealand’s workforce.
Zealand’s economy by producing entrepreneurs who have
created hundreds of companies and thousands of jobs. TIM POINTER
CEO & Co-Founder RACHEL TAULELEI
39
of Uprise Digital CEO of Kono NZ
YES Class of 2004 % YES Class of 1990
"YES help bring the
theoretical learning into a
practical environment. This
OF ALL RESPONDENTS
IDENTIFIED AS BEING
40 % “YES introduced me to how
fun business could be. We
took a basic ingredient,
OF THESE SAID THAT
21
IN EMPLOYMENT
%
90
factored in what might make
% helped us get a taste of
what the real world would
YES INFLUENCED
THEIR CAREER people’s life easier, and
OF ALL OF THESE SAY
be like and was a safe place
for crazy ideas.”
17% now work in
the business sector
THROUGH BUSINESS
AND SOFT SKILLS
voila – crushed biscuits for
baking! A priceless lesson in
RESPONDENTS THAT YES POSITIVELY LEARNED understanding and adding
IDENTIFIED AS BEING INFLUENCED THEIR value. Those are the sorts
14
ACTIVE ENTREPRENEURS now work in
PATHWAYS % TOP 3 BUSINESS SKILLS of gems that stay with you
Marketing and
Communications DEVELOPED: through your business life.”
DECISION-MAKING (72%)
MARKETING (65%)
At least of which 11 % now work in ICT/
BUSINESS PLANNING (62%)
As for right
Telecommunications
263 160 122 OF THESE
TOP 3 SOFT SKILLS
DEVELOPED: now? Here’s
COMPANIES
CREATED BY
ARE STILL
ACTIVE
These companies have
created approx. ARE SOCIAL 10% now work in both
Education + Social TEAMWORK (80%)
what we’ve
YES ALUMNI (61%) ENTERPRISES Sciences and
2700-4600 JOBS COMMUNICATION (75%)
(46%) Government + Law
PROBLEM SOLVING (68%)
been up to...
8 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 9
FEEDER PROGRAMMES Facilitated experiences that drive participation.
2625 426
students students
from 58 schools have from 27 schools did
attended 37 BP Business a Rangatahi Business
Challenges. Challenge.
WHANGAREI
59 students
Whangarei Girls'
High School
The BP Business Challenge is a 3-day event where Year “I really enjoyed being able
to design a new product At the Rangatahi Business Challenge,
11 students create a virtual business concept and plan and make a fully-fledged Year 11 students learn about starting and WHAKATANE
and pitch their plan to a judging panel comprised of local business plan.” - Student 57 students
running a business. Over 3 days students also
business leaders. Te Maungarongo
develop work-ready skills and connected Marae
with local Māori entrepreneurs. WAIKATO
“It was seriously fun to
93 students
come up with new ideas
Nga Taiatea ROTORUA
and make new friends. I Wharekura 48 students
learnt a lot of things and AVERAGE AWESOMENESS Toi Ohomai
the thing I will remember Marae
RATING FROM STUDENTS
the most is presenting our
projects to the judges.” OF 88%
- Student
HAWKE’S BAY
MANAWATU 91 students
SCORED AN AVERAGE STUDENT 78 students McLean Park
Massey University
RATING OF 87% FOR DEVELOPING
TEAMWORK SKILLS & 79% FOR
IMPROVING CONFIDENCE
This initiative was made possible by our
dedicated Māori Outreach Coordinator
Natania Katene, whose role was funded
by MBIE and Te Puni Kokiri.
12 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 13
363 64
students students
from 39 schools have from 9 schools
attended a GrowingNZ attended
Innovation Challenge. Mission: Sustainable.
Mission:
Sustainable
The GrowingNZ Innovation Challenge requires We ran a one-day event in Canterbury for
93%
Year 10-11 students to apply their subject OF STUDENTS FEEL
Year 10 students, where they were tasked
THEY’VE LEARNT MORE
knowledge and build a prototype solution with applying their subject knowledge ABOUT ISSUES FACING
to a real-life situation being faced by New and design thinking to build a prototype THE PRIMARY SECTORS
Zealand's primary sectors.
solution to a sustainability issue in the
“I learnt all about different primary Primary Sector.
97%
sectors and how much they all mean to
NZ!” - Student
OF STUDENTS
WOULD DO THE
CHALLENGE
AGAIN
100%
STUDENTS GAVE THE GNZ 92% OF STUDENTS 87% OF STUDENTS RECKON
INNOVATION CHALLENGE ARE KEEN FOR THEY’RE NOW MORE AWARE
AN AWESOMENESS MORE EXPERIENCES ABOUT OPPORTUNITIES IN
RATING OF 87% LIKE THIS THE PRIMARY SECTORS
OF TEACHERS WOULD
HAVE THEIR STUDENTS
PARTICIPATE AT THE
EVENT AGAIN
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40 72
students students
from 4 South Auckland attended one of
intermediate schools 7 Teen Parent
Teen
attended Insurance Unit Workshops.
Day 2019.
Insurance Day Parent
Never has learning about insurance been so Units
much fun! In September, 40 students from
four South Auckland schools learnt how The workshops were run as either a Financial
to manage risk at Insurance Day 2019 - a Capability Workshop where students learnt
component of Money Week. Thanks to our about budgeting and money management,
friends at the Insurance Council of NZ and or an Enterprise Challenge where students
Banqer. learnt about starting their own businesses.
Thanks to the volunteers from AIG, Tower,
“The students learnt so much from the
FMG, AA, Suncorp, Youi, IAG, and QBE who Business Challenge and we (the teachers)
came along to join in the fun and share some really enjoyed seeing the way you inspired
insurance tips and tricks with the students. and coached the students through the
presentation of their product. We were NCEA CREDITS
surprised to see how confidently they
Up to 7 Unit Standard Credits
spoke and the teamwork in action!”
can be earned towards NCEA
- Teacher, He Matariki
Teen Parent School
LIFE SKILLS
Practical life skills are developed
with immediate benefits
WHĀNAU
Students take learning and
budgeting skills home to
their families
16 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 17
YOUNG ENTERPRISE SCHEME Our flagship programme.
60%
OF STUDENTS FEEL
4032
BETTER PREPARED TO
MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT
students
LIFE AFTER SCHOOL
BECAUSE OF YES
88%
200 SAID YES HAD
schools
POSITIVE IMPACT
ON THEIR PROBLEM-
SOLVING SKILLS
87%
“YES has provided me
with the resources,
networking and
practical experience
1016
SAID YES HAD POSITIVE
needed for starting a IMPACT ON THEIR
companies
business.” LEADERSHIP SKILLS
- Student
20 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 21Being a YES Student
Comes with Some Perks...
Nine outstanding YES students were GLOBAL KAITIAKITANGA PROJECT
invited to represent themselves and Five YES companies have been selected to
their schools at the 2019 New Zealand participate in the Global Kaitiakitanga Project
Business Hall of Fame. Eight of them – a 14-month programme of mentoring and
were selected to represent a designated international collaboration for companies with
laureate to be inducted on the evening, a focus on sustainability. A member of each YES
and another was selected as the company has attended one of two workshops
FUTURE LEADERS WORKSHOPS ULEARN CONFERENCE student speaker. The students were hosted by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise so
representatives of young businesspeople far, and have even travelled to Thailand (sponsored
In April Future Leaders NZ delivered five Two YES students spoke alongside our Head
who are only at the start of their by the Southeast Asia Centre of Asia-Pacific
leadership workshops across the South Island of Impact, Colin Kennedy, at the 2019 ULearn
careers – who might one day aspire to be Excellence) to provide engagement with foreign
for 100+ YES CEOs. Guest speakers included Conference in October. Brooke and Olivia Moore
inducted into the New Zealand Business businesses and to validate their business concept
previous YES alumni as well as local business spoke with Colin about the increasing expectation
Hall of Fame themselves. internationally. You can follow the companies’
leaders and politicians. The workshops focused of Gen Z to be disruptive at the conference where
on using military-influenced leadership and over 1000 delegates attended to discuss trending journeys here:
business development techniques in SMEs. themes in education such as citizenship, disruption Global Kaitiakitanga Project: Part 1
and innovation.
Global Kaitiakitanga Project: Part 2
22 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 23EXTREME EXPERIENCES Transforming students, creating & connecting entrepreneurs.
80
YES 63% 76% 95%
STUDENTS OF STUDENTS SAID SAID THEY MET SAID THEY
THEY DEVELOPED NEW CONTACTS & IMPROVED THEIR
THEIR PROBLEM- MADE BENEFICIAL COMMUNICATION
SOLVING SKILLS CONNECTIONS SKILLS
Entrepreneurs in Action – an annual highlight for YES
students (and YES Staff) – brought 80 of our most
passionate students together to compete in two The weekend would not have been possible without the ten fantastic companies
back-to-back business challenges with scholarships
10
who hosted and mentored the students over the course of the weekend. Thanks to:
and overseas business experiences up for grabs!
HOST
COMPANY
TEAMS
“EIA was absolutely unforgettable - I feel much
2 more confident in my ability to strategise and
problem solve, as well as to look at situations from
BUSINESS
different viewpoints, skills I’m now able to build on
CHALLENGES to help my YES company succeed!” - Student
26 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 27Of the 100+ YES
Overseas Business students we’ve taken
Experiences
on an overseas
business experience Globalistas
from 2017-2019...
in Action
Thanks to the Latin America and Southeast
82%
Asia Centres of Asia-Pacific Excellence, we sent
64 of our best YES students abroad on one of 7
overseas business experiences.
LATAM BIZ & SEACAPE
BIZ-VENTURES 2019
RANKED THEIR
TRIP THE BEST
We partnered with Latin America
Centre of Asia-Pacific Excellence
to reunite 34 students from past
87%
SAID IT FURTHER
EXPERIENTIAL
These trips are an opportunity for young entrepreneurs COLOMBIA • 8 Students LEARNING OF THE overseas business experiences DEVELOPED THEIR
to extend their global business knowledge and January 2019 YES YEAR for an intense weekend of CULTURAL COMPETENCY
understanding of international trade environments. entrepreneurship. & GLOBAL MINDSET
SINGAPORE • 10 Students
The teams were linked to NZ
January 2019
96%
companies: Tuia Group, Gamefroot,
Vaka Interactiv and Next Farm, and
80%
VIETNAM • 12 students were challenged to create a market-
April 2019 entry strategy for one of: Brazil,
SAY IT WAS Argentina, Mexico, Cuba, Chile, Peru,
TRANSFORMATIVE or Colombia. They attended workshops SAID IT WAS A GREAT
ARGENTINA • 8 students & VERY IMPACTFUL delivered by ambassadors and leading REFRESHER OF
July 2019 FOR THEIR PERSONAL international business experts, before ENTREPRENEURIAL
GROWTH pitching to a judging panel on the SKILLS
THAILAND • 10 students Sunday.
October 2019
94%
CHILE • 8 students
October 2019
BRAZIL • 8 students SAY IT
December 2019 DEVELOPED THEIR
ENTREPRENEURIAL
SKILLS AND
MINDSET
28 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 29CELEBRATING THE YES WHĀNAU Paying kudos to our students, teachers, alumni & more.
National THE LION FOUNDATION
YES COMPANY OF THE YEAR
THE SIR JOHN TODD
MEMORIAL AWARD
THE TODD
FOUNDATION AWARD
Awards (1ST PL ACE) FOR 2ND PL ACE FOR 3RD PL ACE
PIVOT TOP THAT! PURPOSE SWIMWEAR
Cashmere High School, Christchurch Tauhara College, Taupō Albany Senior High School, Auckland
Pivot invented a sports strapping tape that turns ice cold Top That! sells 100% vegan, all-organic meal Purpose Swimwear sells sustainable and diverse women’s
In December we celebrated the toppings to add flavour to even the blandest of swimwear made from plastic waste such as bottles, bags
on contact with water. The product combines the support
successes, challenges and triumphs of strapping tape and the cooling of an ice pack, allowing meals. Top That! was born of sole trader Olivia and fishing nets collected from the ocean. Sole trader
of our students at the annual YES the user to recover faster than ever before, while avoiding Moore’s love of health-conscious and scrumptious Rebecca Renwick was tired of cheap and ill-fitting fast
the immobility caused by using a traditional ice pack. food. fashion swimwear. This combined with increasing concerns
National Awards. The night is the surrounding pollution in our oceans led to the birth of
The company received a $3000 cash prize as well as $2000 The company was awarded $2000, as well as
culmination of the YES business year, an additional $1000 forTauhara College.
Purpose Swimwear.
for Cashmere High School. Each member of the winning
where we celebrate the best of the company also received a $5000 award towards tertiary The company received a $1000 cash prize, as well as an
best and crown one company YES study at the Massey University Business School. additional $1000 for Albany Senior High School."
Company of the Year.
32 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 33Young
BP AWARD UNITEC AWARD THE TOURISM INDUSTRY
Enterprise FOR SOCIAL FOR ACCOUNTING NEW ZEALAND AWARD
Scheme Thanks to our wonderful family ENTERPRISE AND FINANCE FOR TOURISM
of sponsors, 13 YES companies Boomerang, Wā Ora EduCard NZ, Patiti Point,
National received a National Excellence Montessori School, Lower Hutt Otago Boys' High School Roncalli College (Timaru)
Excellence
Award for being a standout team
in a particular area of business.
Awards
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS MINISTRY FOR PRIMARY MINISTRY OF BUSINESS,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW INDUSTRIES GROWINGNZ INNOVATION AND
ZEALAND AWARD FOR SUSTAINABILITY AWARD: EMPLOYMENT AWARD
NZ AID AWARD HSBC AWARD FOR GALLAGHER AWARD
CEO OF THE YEAR FOOD & FIBRE FOR INNOVATION
FOR SOLVING A ENVIRONMENTAL FOR SMART
Lambrini Phillips - Wero Mai, MUDTech, Papa Taiao Earthcare, Purpose Swimwear, DEVELOPMENT PROBLEM SUSTAINABILITY TECHNOLOGY
Wellington East Girls' College Kaitaia College & Kaitaia Albany Senior High School
SoilSorb, Karamu Wrapt, Tauhara College LoyalKiwi, Saint Kentigern
Abundant Life School (Northland)
High School (Hastings) (Taupō) College (Auckland)
34 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 35NATIONAL EXCELLENCE
AWARD FOR RANGATAHI
NATIONAL EXCELLENCE
AWARD FOR PASIFIKA Celebrating our Teachers
ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS
MINISTRY OF YOUTH Proudly supported by Te Tumu Proudly supported
DEVELOPMENT AWARD Paeroa, NZ Māori Tourism & Royal by the Ministry for
FOR RESILIENCE Society Te Aparangi. Pacific Peoples.
TEACHER
Te Kete ō Tangaroa, triPle, Palmerston North
Eco Kits,
Havelock North High School Girls' High School LONGEVIT Y AWARDS
Northland College
SIR JAMES FLETCHER AWARD
Behind every great YES student is a great YES
FOR MOST INSPIRING
teacher. This year we celebrated teachers who’ve
TEACHER
made an outstanding contribution to the YES
Matt Benassi, Cashmere High programme, having taught it for more than 30 years.
School (Christchurch)
NATIONAL EXCELLENCE
AWARD FOR SALES AND
MARKETING
EduCard NZ, Otago
Boys' High School
“Mr. Benassi is encouraging,
knowledgeable and kind.
He is calm when explaining
tasks and concepts, and is Pictured from left:
extremely passionate about Suzanne Bishop John Douglas Janet Lang Alan Bayly
business and helping his Columba College South Otago Whangarei Girls’ Kamo High
students succeed and find High School High School School
fulfillment in his class”
- Student
36 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 37DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI: EMERGING ALUMNI: ONE TO WATCH:
The Distinguished Alumni Award recipient is a standout The Emerging Alumni recipient is a bright burner The One to Watch recipient is just that – one to watch.
player in their respective field and has made long-standing who has made a clear contribution to business. They’ve demonstrated a passion for business and/or
impact in the business world. entrepreneurship that is worth keeping an eye on.
WINNER: WINNER: WINNER:
PAUL GREY SHARNDRE JOSH BURNS
Founder of A2X KUSHOR CEO & Founder
Co-Founder & of Up Imagery
2019 COO of Crimson
Alumni
Education
Awards
FINALISTS FINALISTS FINALISTS
Our YES Alumni go on to do
some pretty great things,
and we think that’s worth
celebrating!
Emily Blythe Helen Townsend Nick Hyland & Emily Hacket Pain
Mimi Gilmour Buckley Mark Vivian
CEO & Founder of CEO & Founder of The Jacksen Love CEO & Founder of
Co-Founder and Boss Partner at Movac
Limpidity Rubbish Whisperer Co-Founders of Paper Pens Pencils
Lady at Burger Burger
Flamingo Scooters
Rees Vinsen
CEO & Founder of Luka Licul Derek Lieu
Adduco COO & Co-Founder of Founding Director of
Spout Alternatives Young Entrepreneurs
Collective
38 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 39Other Cool Stuff
Helping Educators Bring Future of Work Survey
Entrepreneurship & Earlier this year, a survey of 600+ Young
Enterprise students explored how Generation Z
Innovation to Life in the understands itself and its thoughts on the future
Classroom of work.
Participants rated themselves against the skills and knowledge
that they think will be useful for the future world of work.
In December, YES hosted the It’s Business IT’S BUSINESS TIME The results showed that the top skills identified as useful were
Time (IBT) conference where hundreds of
CONFERENCE 2019 nearly all the skills that respondents stated they were currently
teachers heard from inspirational business strong in.
leaders, attended workshops, shared In a write-up on the findings, the New Zealand Productivity
knowledge and networked with their fellow Commission attributes this to “a belief in self-efficacy – which is
educators. no bad thing. Optimism and confidence about the future and
one’s place in it can be self-fulfilling.”
It was a 2-day showcase of New Zealand business
stories and ideas, and an intense session of networking
and collaboration as together attendees and speakers
alike shared and developed best practice in integrating
enterprise and financial education into the curriculum. VIEW THE FULL WRITE-UP
40 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 41Names & Faces
The Crew at HQ: Here are the folks at work in the engine room. Facilitators:
Ezekiel Raui Justice Heteraka Barlow Anderson Charlizza Harris Anna French
Terry Shubkin: Paul Newsom: Alex Bullot: Elizabeth Pittman: Hilda Foo:
CEO aka Chief Schools Engagement Events & Operations Head of YES aka Accounts
Excitement Officer Manager aka Coordinator aka YES Chief Student Administrator aka
Trailblazer Superstar Wrangler Number Cruncher
Erica Austin Wayne Prince Deb Hipperson Jesse Armstrong
Colin Kennedy: Jessikah Cresswell: Yvona Hassed: Louis Ivory: Ella Roche: Volunteers
Head of Impact aka Project Coordinator Corporate Services Project Coordinator Communications &
Troublemaker aka Mission Control Manager aka aka Mission Control Marketing Manager We couldn’t do what we do without the thousands of volunteers who
Number Cruncher aka Comms Guru contribute their time and expertise to YES each year. THANK YOU.
If you’d like to get involved, you can learn more by contacting
support@youngenterprise.org.nz or visiting our website.
42 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 43YES Across
Northland
Gary Larkan Regional Coordinator
the Country
Andrea Panther Roaming Teacher
Auckland
It takes an entire tribe to do what we do,
Yasmin Gray Roaming Teacher and we’ve got YES staff working across Nelson/Marlborough
Sian McMillian Pasifika Roaming Teacher New Zealand to help us do the brilliant things Ventura Fitzgerald
we do. These people were the key faces of Regional Coordinator
YES for students, teachers and regional
stakeholders throughout the country:
Auckland Central,
North, West Timaru &
Auckland
Sarah Rea South Canterbury
South, East Bay of Plenty
Regional Coordinator Regan Powell
Madison Barnett Pascale Hyboud-Peron Roaming Teacher
Regional Coordinator Regional Coordinator
Gisborne
Canterbury
Lena Bevan
Idoia Alday Gonzalez
RegionalCoordinator
Regional Coordinator
Waikato/King Country National
Levinia Paku Natania Katene Otago
Taranaki Regional Coordinator Rotorua/Taupō Māori Outreach
Sarah Rickerby & Cara Bradley
Katja Eager Atawhai Gillies Coordinator
Regional Coordinators
Regional Coordinator Regional Coordinator Hawke’s Bay
Lisa Uncles Regional Coordinator
Colette Mintoft Roaming Teacher South Canterbury
Fiona Jackson
Regional Coordinator
Manawatu/Whanganui
Johnelle Hosking
Regional Coordinator National Southland
Joanne O’Connor
Lucy Wymer
Regional Coordinator
Wellington Lead Roaming Teacher
Joshua Peauafi Regional Coordinator & Pasifika
Yolande Rosario Roaming Teacher
44 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 45Regional Delivery Partners Sponsors and Supporters
Our Regional Partners are passionate about local economic development and youth education. They create connections PLATINUM GOLD
and collaborations between YES teams and local businesses, deliver regional activities such as competitions, dragon’s den
pitch events, and promotion and selling opportunities. Thank you to our 2019 Regional Delivery Partners for helping us
make YES the experience that students love all across New Zealand.
Auckland: Waikato/King Country: Bay of Plenty: Taupō/Rotorua:
Auckland Business Smart Waikato Trust Venture Centre Toi Ohomai Institute of
Chamber Technology SILVER
Gisborne & East Coast: Hawke’s Bay: Taranaki: Manawatu:
Gisborne Chamber of Hawke’s Bay Chamber of Taranaki Chamber of The Factory NATIONAL
Commerce Commerce Commerce
Nelson/Marlborough: Canterbury: South Canterbury: Otago:
NMIT (Nelson/ Ara Institute of South Canterbury Otago Chamber of
Marlborough Institute Canterbury Chamber of Commerce Commerce
of Technology)
OUR SUPPORTERS
Banqer, Beef + Lamb NZ, Crimson Education, DairyNZ , Ernst & Young, Forsyth Barr, Fujitsu, Future Leaders NZ, Glenice & John
Southland: Gallagher Foundation, Go with Tourism, Insurance Council of New Zealand, Massey University, NZ Apples and Pears, NZ Māori
Southland Chamber Tourism, NZME, NZQA, NZTE, Ovato, Ricoh, Royal Society Te Aparangi, Simplicity, Stafford Engineering Ltd, Storbie, Te Tumu
of Commerce Paeroa, The Fletcher Trust, The ICE Foundation, Thomas George Macarthy Trust, University of Otago & University of Waikato
46 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 YES End of Year Impact Report 2019 47Phone 04 570 0452
Email support@youngenterprise.org.nz
Website www.youngenterprise.org.nz
Facebook YoungEnterpriseNZ
Instagram @youngentnz
Donation www.givealittle.co.nz/org/yetrust
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