NZBusiness August 2018

The David Awards 2026 – Winners Presentation

Thursday 8 October 2026 | 5:00pm – 7:00pm

📍 GridAKL, 101, Pakenham Street West, Wynyard Quarter, Auckland

The David Awards 2026 winners are revealed live at GridAKL on 8 October, followed by a panel on building small businesses that punch above their weight. Finalist or not, get your free ticket to this informative and celebratory event.

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Growing SMEs are more exposed to cyber-attacks, NCSC research finds

Thryv launches AI growth platform for local service businesses

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