Parnell Rotary Club
 

Volume 1 | Issue 6

 
Speakers
May 17, 2017
May 24, 2017
For the love of Bees Project.
May 31, 2017
Jun 07, 2017
Women in Governance
Jun 14, 2017
Young Stroke Trivers Foundation
Jun 21, 2017
Jun 28, 2017
Jul 05, 2017
Jul 12, 2017
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Duties
17th May
 
Door
Stapleton, Malcolm
 
3 Min Speaker
Ioan, Marian
 
Introduction
Hamilton, Nick
 
Vote of Thanks
Barron, Peter
 
7th June
 
Door
Hambling, Rosemary
 
3 Min Speaker
Wheeler, Rosemary
 
Introduction
O'Sullivan, Rosie
 
Vote of Thanks
Van Arkel, Ted
 
14th June
 
Door
Birchall, Tim
 
3 Min Speaker
Soar, Vicky
 
Introduction
Tighe-Umbers, Wendy
 
Vote of Thanks
Paterson, Carole
 
21st June
 
Door
Dowthwaite, Clare
 
3 Min Speaker
Fitzgerald, B L, Barry
 
Introduction
McAvoy, Julie
 
Vote of Thanks
Sergeant, Clive
 
Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Below you will find out about future events, our weekly speaker and upcoming duties.
From the President
  • Still taking applicants for suitable 20 - 28 year olds for RYLA.
  • Any feedback on the Golf Day(what went well, what can be improved, etc) to David Cairns
  • John Fothergill thanked everyone for their efforts on the Golf Day and advised it is likely to be around $140K to Dementia Auckland, plus around $20K to Parnell Rotary.  Another great effort!  There won't be any OBAY auction for the leftover products this year as they have all been donated, however there are some bottles of wine at the door for those who contributed to take one.
This Weeks Speaker
Dean Butchers spoke to us about his role as the General Manager of Business Attractions and Investment within ATEED(an Auckland Council controlled organisation).  Primarily looking at economic development strategy, based around the Auckland Plan i.e. attracting business and investment.  The Wynyard Quarter is already attracting a huge commercial interest, as well as visitors.  As at 2015 there was $100Bn invested in NZ, of which surprisingly 52% was from Australia, and only 6% from China.
Auckland is expected to grow from 1.6M people to 2M by 2031 which is a growth rate of 2.9% per annum.  Some interesting facts about Auckland include -
  • 30% of Auckland's have a bachelor degree or higher
  • 30% speak 2 or more languages
  • Auckland benchmarks first or second amongst 20 of the worlds best cities
Auckland has a c competitive advantage in areas of technology, commercial services, food & beverage, screen(AR/VR), and advanced manufacturing.  ATEED had been working for 5 years with the recently announced introduction of the Testa electric cars.
Screen is also growing in Auckland - the set from the recent film Meg was built in West Auckland, and has one of the largest tanks that will become available to attract even more films to Auckland.  There are already 5 or 6 films per year being shot now, which brings in around $800M.
Further details can be found on aucklandnz.com/invest 
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