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Aotearoa AI Summit
Salt’s Consultant Rich Jee from our Auckland office shares his key takeaways from the Aotearoa AI Summit on Wednesday, 12th May. The AI Forum’s Aotearoa AI Summit that I attended last Wednesday at the AUT Conference Centre was awesome! I’m used to going to conferences, summits, and the like, and sitting there listening to speakers…
Smarter Data 2021
Salt’s Consultants Susan Lord, Oxana Metz and Rich Jee from our Auckland office shares their key takeaways from the Smarter Data 2021 event on Tuesday, 24th March. The clue is very much in the title; this event certainly made us feel a little smarter about data! We had the pleasure of attending the Smarter Data…
Interview: Brian White on New Zealand’s Creative Market
We caught up with Brian White, Principal Consultant from our Auckland office, to talk about creating futures and his insights on the Creative job market in New Zealand. How has the Creative landscape in New Zealand changed since the pandemic? Initially, there was quite a dramatic impact — anytime a recession or financial event hits…
The Auckland City Mission’s Santa’s Helpers Appeal
Our Auckland team are taking part in the Auckland City Mission’s Santa’s Helpers Appeal by collecting donations of funds, non-perishable food and/or new, unwrapped Christmas gifts. In 2016, organisations around Auckland helped the Mission to distribute 8,000 gifts to children in our community, arranged thousands of emergency food parcels, and put on an unforgettable Christmas Lunch…
Salt New Zealand supports Eat My Lunch
Salt New Zealand have been fans of Eat My Lunch since they started their mission to ensure that no child goes hungry. A social enterprise, committed to making a real difference in our community, they have a simple plan – for every lunch you buy, they give a lunch to a Kiwi kid who would otherwise…
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