He waka eke noa
Say hello to Kōkiri, the new accelerator for Māori start-ups
Aotearoa’s first business accelerator programme for Māori entrepreneurs has launched. Ma whero ma pango ka oti ai te mahi.
Technology Month, brought to you by Springload
Reality Check: Frontside's Robett Hollis
As part of Idealog's Technology Month, we've picked the brains of some of the movers and shakers in the industry to find out their favourite tech-related things, their biggest fears for the future and what other companies and individuals inspire their work. Here's Frontside's Robett Hollis.
Techweek 2017
Check out the Dig My Idea Māori Innovation Challenge winners
Two technology ideas which will improve the lives of whanau have been selected as winners in the Dig My Idea Māori Innovation Challenge, a programme that aims to get more tangata whenua involved in Aotearoa’s innovation sector.
Year in Review 2016, brought to you by Kiwibank
Idealog Year in Review: Robett Hollis
In the latest edition of our series asking some of Aotearoa's best-known businesspeople and visionaries to take a step back and offer their insights on how the past year has gone and how the future might unfold, we chat with Aranui Ventures' Robett Hollis
Leaps of faith
Entrepreneurs, wantrepreneurs and taking The Leap
Brand Magic founder/director Jane Blackmore shares her experiences attending The Leap - New Zealand’s Entrepreneurs Festival.
Networking
Taking The Leap: Robett Hollis adds fuel to his entrepreneurship ecosystem
A new event coming to Auckland is promising to be not just a single day of networking, but the launch of an entire entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Pitch
Three lessons from #UBERPITCH Auckland
Last week, Uber gave Auckland entrepreneurs the chance to pitch to their business concepts to business leaders and investors. Aranui Ventures founder Robett Hollis, tells us what he learnt from being repeatedly pitched to in a Prius.
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