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This is how we want to work: Renee Black
The senior consultant at EY says her generation's work motivations are purpose-driven.
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The senior consultant at EY says her generation's work motivations are purpose-driven.
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The senior solicitor at Anderson Lloyd values flexibility as well as learning from her colleagues.
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The brand strategist at Previously Unavailable is learning to make flexibility work for her.
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The senior customer representative at Westpac on what he likes about the office.
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The architecture graduate at Monk Mackenzie says in-office work helps him learn more quickly.
Alma feeds the soul, and lifts the spirit with inspiration from Andalusia, wanderlust, and the bold simplicity of home.
Fresh Italian fare, vibrant Vietnamese, best-in-class coffee and delicious desserts – Britomart’s nine blocks are bursting with Auckland’s best food.
Playfully weaving together high fashion and street style, luxury and ease, Karen Walker has cultivated an effortless ‘high-casual’ aesthetic.
Britomart is home to the flagship stores of New Zealand’s best fashion designers, along with a bunch of boutiques showcasing the world’s best brands.
Britomart is run according to the NZ Green Building Council's Green Star Performance Tool, and we're developing an emissions reduction plan with Toitū Envirocare. We're also looking to create more conversations about sustainability: our Seven Plans for a Better Planet interview series is part of that.
Westpac New Zealand’s headquarters opens onto Takutai Square, the vibrant public space at the heart of Britomart.
Diverse, dynamic and deeply committed to sustainability, Britomart is an innovative, modern neighbourhood in which to do business.
News and events from Britomart’s nine city blocks.
The freshest fashion and beauty arrivals.
Recipes, profiles and the best eats at Britomart.
Sustainability news for Britomart.
David Hall is a senior lecturer at AUT with deep interests in climate change policy and sustainable finance. Among many other things, he has a doctorate from the University of Oxford and is also one of the designers of Trees That Count planting initiative – so he’s got a good sense of the difference planting trees can make in addressing the challenges of climate change.
Britomart’s regular interview series features one-on-one conversations with guests with great ideas about how to make Auckland an even better place.