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SUMMARY:Working together towards sustainable events
DESCRIPTION:Join Bike Auckland and industry leaders from Tātaki Auckland Unlimited\, Rescued Kitchen\, and Clean Event for a critical webinar on sustainable event management. \n \nWe tackle the challenges and opportunities in improving environmental impacts like transport\, catering\, and waste management. With event budgets tight and accountability unclear\, we discuss how to move beyond ‘nice to have’ solutions and work towards more circular systems. Get insights into industry developments and hear success stories about sustainable practices in events. \nSpeakers include: \nIsabel Emerson – Climate Change & Sustainability Advisor\, Tātaki Auckland Unlimited\nIsabel manages and delivers various climate and sustainability projects aligning to Te Tāruke-ā-Tāwhiri: Auckland’s Climate plan. Working at Tāmaki Makaurau’s economic and cultural agency\, she provides climate change and sustainability matter expertise to kaimahi (colleagues)\, including events such as Lantern\, Pasifika\, Diwali and FIFA WWC 2023. Prior to this\, she managed the 2021 Sustainable Business Awards which recognises and celebrates success in sustainability. Isabel also shapes environmental practices from a strategic level\, playing a role in both IEMA-NZ’s Steering Group and the NZEA Sustainable Events Working Group\, formed to drive positive change in the events industry. \nDiane Stanbra – Founder and Head of Getting Things Done\, Rescued Limited\nRescued is leading the multi-billion dollar Upcycled Food market in New Zealand and collaborating with the food and beverage industry to design an Upcycled Food Ecosystem. A member of the Upcycled Food Association (US)\, XLabs NZ – Circular Economy for Business certified\, and participant in the Ellen MacArthur Foundation Big Food Redesign Challenge. Diane has a background in finance\, business development\, customer relationship\, sales\, and an established industry network. \nShaz Seton – Clean Event\nClean Event is an industry leader in event waste management. Working with many of Auckland’s major events and festivals to produce the highest levels of recycling and diversion from landfill. \nAngela Lin – Volunteer & Events Manager\, Bike Auckland\nAngie has been delivering the popular bike valet programme to provide secure and sustainable travel options for Aucklanders to get to their event from sports matches to annual celebrations like Big Gay Out. \nThanks also to NZEA for their support and help with communications. \nWho is it for?\nThis webinar will be of interest to event sponsors\, organisers\, sustainability leaders and anyone interested in moving events toward a circular and regenerative future. \nThis is not intended to be an exhaustive discussion\, but more an instigator for action. We hope this will provide you insight\, ideas and connections for making progress. \nJoin us for this insightful and inspiring conversation by registering below and spreading the word! We look forward to seeing your questions submitted before the event. \nNgā mihi\, \nBike Auckland and friends 🙂
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/working-together-towards-sustainable-events/
LOCATION:online
CATEGORIES:Education,Free
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SUMMARY:How to Create & Run Bike Events: A Bike Auckland Community Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Bike Auckland is excited to bring you a workshop to help create cycling events\, build community and spread the love of bikes at the same time! Cycling events are great ways to make new friends\, meet other people who love to bike\, explore new places and just have fun. \nLearn how to run successful bike events for your Bike Burbs through this workshop led by event producer and keen cyclist\, Xan Hamilton. A community builder and placemaker\, Xan has worked with schools in marginalised communities to create bike trains and cycling events in Portland Oregon\, engaging with local government\, schools and community groups. After moving to Waiheke\, she connected with an amazing tribe of cyclists and joined Cycle Action Waiheke\, continuing with events and advocacy on the island\, meeting with communities and schools to create a varied palate of cycling events. \nA three-hour gathering\, there will be time to meet your neighbours and strengthen your own connections\, while we brainstorm how to bring people together for cycling events in your Bike Burbs!
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/how-to-create-run-bike-events-a-bike-auckland-community-workshop/
LOCATION:Nixon Park Community Hall\, 70 Sale Street\, Cockle Bay\, Howick\, 2014
CATEGORIES:Bike Burb
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SUMMARY:How to Create & Run Bike Events: A Bike Auckland Community Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Bike Auckland is excited to bring you a workshop to help create cycling events\, build community and spread the love of bikes at the same time! Cycling events are great ways to make new friends\, meet other people who love to bike\, explore new places and just have fun. \nLearn how to run successful bike events for your Bike Burbs through this workshop led by event producer and keen cyclist\, Xan Hamilton. A community builder and placemaker\, Xan has worked with schools in marginalised communities to create bike trains and cycling events in Portland Oregon\, engaging with local government\, schools and community groups. After moving to Waiheke\, she connected with an amazing tribe of cyclists and joined Cycle Action Waiheke\, continuing with events and advocacy on the island\, meeting with communities and schools to create a varied palate of cycling events. \nA three-hour gathering\, there will be time to meet your neighbours and strengthen your own connections\, while we brainstorm how to bring people together for cycling events in your Bike Burbs!
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/how-to-create-run-bike-events-a-bike-auckland-community-workshop-2/
LOCATION:shore junction\, 19 Northcote Road\, Takapuna\, 0620
CATEGORIES:Bike Burb,Education,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Create Your Bike Event
DESCRIPTION:Want to build your bike community? Need to do more cycling marketing? The best way to get this done is by engaging other cyclists in fun events! \nCome to this workshop where we will quickly go over the basics of bike events\, then delve deep into what kind of event would work for you and your community! This workshop will be tailored to attendees\, so that everyone will leave with an event on their calendar. \nNumbers are limited so RSVP! \nLearn how to run successful bike events for your Bike Burbs through this workshop led by event producer and keen cyclist\, Xan Hamilton. A community builder and placemaker\, Xan has worked with schools in marginalised communities to create bike trains and cycling events in Portland Oregon\, engaging with local government\, schools and community groups. After moving to Waiheke\, she connected with an amazing tribe of cyclists and joined Cycle Action Waiheke\, continuing with events and advocacy on the island\, meeting with communities and schools to create a palate of varied cycling events. \nA three-hour gathering\, there will be time to meet your neighbours and strengthen your own connections\, while we brainstorm how to bring people together for cycling events in your Bike Burbs! \nThank you to Community Waitākere for the use of their co-working space in Henderson!
URL:https://www.bikeauckland.org.nz/event/create-your-bike-event/
LOCATION:Te Au o Te Koopa\, 20 Alderman Drive\, Henderson\, 0612
CATEGORIES:Bike Burb,Education,Free,Workshop
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