Electrify Community Connections - Tauranga
Description
Electrify Aotearoa doesn't end when the conference finishes.
Community Connections brings together the Electrify community in regions across Aotearoa, creating more opportunities for wāhine founders to connect, share experiences, and support one another throughout the year.
Because building a great company shouldn't depend on where you live. Together, we're creating more opportunities for women founders to connect, learn, and thrive.
What is it?
This event is all about connecting wāhine founders and building stronger local communities to support each other and your startups.
Why you should come:
We’re bringing founders together to meet, share ideas, and form connections that actually move startups forward. Over one hour - and fueled with snacks and coffee - this is your chance to build new local relationships and shape your next move. Interactive structured networking will be provided by Empower Her Community, a global community that isn't just about business, it's about creating genuine connections to help you unlock what's possible on your journey.
Who should attend?
Whether you're part of the Electrify community already or discovering it for the first time, come along and be part of the conversation.
Event outline:
About the Electrify Aotearoa Summit
Presented by Ministry of Awesome, Electrify Aotearoa is New Zealand’s #1 event for wāhine founders, investors, and supporters — a high-impact, two-day summit designed to supercharge the growth of women-led ventures.
Learn more: electrifyaotearoa.co.nz
Electrify Aotearoa is made possible by our partners, who champion the growth of women-led startups in New Zealand. A massive thank you to:
NZGCP | Auckland Council | Kiwibank | kindrik | Blackbird | Clare Ventures | Manatū Wāhine Ministry for Women | Foggy Valley Aotearoa | Punakaiki Fund | New Zealand Trade & Enterprise | Techstep | Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment
Supported By

Priority One
Priority One is the Western Bay of Plenty region's economic development organisation and we reflect a partnership between business, communities, Iwi/Māori and local authorities. Our role is to grow a sustainable economy that improves productivity and delivers prosperity to local people and communities.

Social Dog
SocialDog is a platform that connects dogs & dog owners around the area while helping you socialise your dog correctly. Misha from Social Dog will take you on an overview of her founder journey, at this event.
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