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2001 Conference - Rotorua

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Attracting Overseas Investment

David Irving
Chair, Competitive Auckland

Contents

The Regional Role

Cities are the focus for attracting overseas investment

  • Communication channel is key - New Zealand scale requires focus on one single national promotion agency - Investment New Zealand
  • Focus to key target audience - niche marketing
  • Tight value proposition
  • Well communicated message
  • Pro-active regional EDA ready to respond to enquires

What's the Investors View of Auckland

  • Does not register on investors radars
  • Not as aggressive as Australian cities
  • Great lifestyle - no details of business
  • No pro-activity in international location marketing
  • No clear proposition
  • Difficulties experienced with lack of regional EDA
  • Auckland / New Zealand needs to be more confident, aggressive
  • Don't assume Australia is a partner - they are the competition

Source :Sample interviews with overseas investors

Auckland - the Proposition

  • Competitive Auckland is currently developing a clear and focused value proposition, some of the elements ...

Auckland - the Proposition

Innovation Harbour

A unique proposition to attract and retain businesses, investment and talent to the Auckland Region. Building on the innovative capabilities of our culture and the harbours of our region

  • A branded business proposition and complimentary marketing support
  • Supportive infrastructure developments
  • Clusters/zones of innovation
  • Technology/educational centres
  • Unique workstyle/lifestyle

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