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Can Heat Pumps Lower Your Winter Power Bills? | JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Hamilton

As temperatures drop across the Waikato, many households and businesses start to notice their power bills climbing. Heating is usually the biggest driver of winter energy use, which raises a common question: can a heat pump actually help reduce costs? The short answer is yes, but only when the system is correctly sized, installed, and maintained. How heat pumps use less energy Heat pumps do not generate heat in the same way traditional electric heaters do. Instead, they transfer heat from the outside air into your home or building. This process uses significantly less electricity compared to resistance heating methods such as bar heaters or plug-in electric heaters. Because of this efficiency, heat pumps can deliver multiple units of heat for every unit of electricity used, making them one of the most cost-effective heating options available in New Zealand. Why performance matters Not all savings are guaranteed. A poorly installed or underperforming system can work harder than necessary, which reduces efficiency and increases running costs. Key factors that affect performance include: Even small issues, such as dirty filters or restricted airflow, can have a noticeable impact on energy use over winter. The role of maintenance in reducing costs Autumn is one of the best times to service a heat pump before peak winter demand. A professional check helps ensure the system is running efficiently, identifying issues early and preventing unnecessary energy waste. Well-maintained systems typically: Heat pumps vs traditional heating Compared to standard electric heaters, heat pumps are generally far more efficient. Over time, this difference can lead to meaningful savings, particularly in homes or businesses that require consistent heating throughout the day. They also provide an added benefit by offering cooling in summer, meaning one system can serve year-round comfort needs. Getting the most from your system To maximise savings this winter, it is important to use your heat pump correctly. This includes setting a stable temperature rather than frequently adjusting it, and avoiding extreme temperature settings that force the system to work harder. Final thought A heat pump can absolutely reduce winter power bills, but the real value comes from choosing the right system and keeping it well maintained. JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning helps homes and businesses across Hamilton and the wider Waikato region improve heating efficiency, reduce energy costs, and stay comfortable through winter. Contact JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Today! 0800 JSR RAC Contact MediaPA 027 458 7724 phillip@mediapa.co.nz

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Key Insights Driving the Rapid Growth of the Sports Business

UK Correspondent: Peter Minkoff The sports business is experiencing tremendous growth around the world. Media rights agreements improve reach. Sponsorship agreements boost financial gains. Digital media transforms how people interact with sports. Investors perceive sports as a secure asset class. Sports teams operate like businesses with well-defined brand personas. Athletes form their own brands. Analytics play a vital role in decision-making. The development represents a new age. Sports are not just sources of entertainment anymore. They are now engines of economic activity. Expanding Variety of Sports The number of sports increases at a fast rate. The traditional leagues continue to attract many spectators. The new sports leagues also tend to attract a young audience. The esports leagues also tend to earn credibility as a competitive sport. Extreme sports also tend to be accepted on a larger scale by mainstream broadcasting networks. The niche sports also tend to be broadcast to a global audience via online media platforms. Motocross also tends to garner interest because of the excitement of the sport and the lucrative nature of sponsorship. Continued innovation ensures steady expansion across segments. Technology and Data Transformation Innovation occurs via technology within sports business models. There is analytics for enhanced performance by players and strategies for teams. Wearables help monitor the health status of people and their fitness levels. AI is used to forecast results and other trends. VR helps in improving the fans’ experience. There is streaming technology that allows direct viewing of games. Data helps create personalised marketing campaigns for teams. Dynamic pricing is used in ticket sales. Innovation remains a key factor in future expansion. Advanced tools continue to redefine competitive advantage. The Power of Branded Merchandise Merchandising is critical to the finances of sports teams. Sports teams develop unique images using their logos and colours. Supporters show their dedication with clothing and memorabilia. Websites sell products worldwide. Restricted availability creates urgency and scarcity. Designer partnerships enhance brand worth. For instance, fans can buy a high-quality NBA basketball cap with official team branding that reflects style and allegiance. Merchandising unites identity and business. It converts fandom into financial transactions. This practice contributes to the revenue generation of sports teams while increasing their brand presence. Strong branding strategies further enhance long-term profitability. Global Reach and Cultural Impact These days, sports can be watched by audiences all around the world with great convenience. Television stations stream games all over the globe. Social media outlets disseminate highlights almost immediately after the event is completed. Competitions at an international level bring together a wide variety of cultures. Supporters cheer for their favourite teams no matter where they may be located. In New Zealand, the sporting scene reflects how local interest can also become internationally famous. Rugby and cricket have significant followings outside their countries. Global engagement continues to rise across emerging markets. Investment and Commercial Growth The world of sports is seen by investors as a lucrative industry. Private equity companies buy out shares in clubs and tournaments. Sports media rights agreements earn record amounts. Stadium construction helps economies grow. Alliances with international corporations provide more financial security. Sports teams go global. More money is spent on women’s sports programs. Business savvy is as critical in sport as sporting prowess. Strategic planning drives sustained business growth and strong financial returns. In conclusion, sports business growth represents a significant change. Diversity brings different fans. Merchandising builds brand loyalty. World reach increases power. Technology improves performance and participation. Investment ensures future development. Such knowledge demonstrates an industry with great potential. Sports keep growing from being just games to becoming economic powerhouses.

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New Zealand Businesses Are Being Invited to Seize a Major Opportunity to Connect With and Open Long-Term Commercial, Cultural, and Tourism Ties With China’s Aba Prefecture

For Immediate Release Businesses New Zealand businesses are being invited to seize a major opportunity to connect with and open long-term commercial, cultural, and tourism ties with China’s Aba Prefecture. Seeking Industries of Participating Entrepreneurs Representatives of New Zealand government departments, public institutions and chambers of commerce Tourist attractions, destination management organisations and tourism operators Major travel agencies and high-end custom tourism institutions Local travel agencies focusing on China & Asia routes High-end / eco / boutique tourism institutions Food importers, wholesalers and supply-chain enterprises Owners of agriculture, animal husbandry and food-processing enterprises NZ Business Connect to Play Key Partnership Role in Aba Prefecture Agriculture, Culture & Tourism Promotion Event in Auckland – 19 May 2026 NZ Business Connect will take a leading role in supporting a major Agriculture, Culture & Tourism Promotion Event in Auckland on Tuesday, 19 May 2026, working alongside the Auckland Business Chamber and the visiting senior delegation from the People’s Government of Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. NZ Business Connect was directly approached to provide professional partnership expertise in business outreach, industry engagement, and cross-border commercial facilitation—reflecting the organisation’s strong reputation for connecting New Zealand enterprises with international opportunities. “Working alongside the Auckland Business Chamber allows us to bring New Zealand businesses into direct conversation with senior officials and industry leaders from Sichuan. This event is about building real relationships that can lead to meaningful commercial outcomes.” — Phillip Quay, NZ Business Connect The event aims to strengthen commercial, cultural, and tourism cooperation between New Zealand and Aba Prefecture—one of China’s most distinctive regions, known for its dramatic natural landscapes, Tibetan and Qiang cultural heritage, and strong agricultural and livestock sectors. The programme will feature presentations from the Aba delegation, remarks from New Zealand representatives, and structured networking sessions designed to foster practical cooperation in agriculture, animal husbandry, tourism development, and cultural exchange. Targeted invitations are being extended to principals, presidents, managers, and senior decision-makers from medium-sized and large enterprises across Auckland. Aba Prefecture plays a central role in ecological conservation and cultural preservation in northwestern Sichuan, overseeing initiatives such as the protection of Duo Mei Lin Ka National Wetland Park, the development of scenic areas including Lian Bao Ye Ze and Man Ze Tang Wetland, and the promotion of sustainable tourism across its 13 counties. Event Details Date: Tuesday, 19 May 2026 Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Venue: Crowne Plaza Auckland by IHG, 128 Albert Street, Auckland Central RSVP / Enquiries of Interest: Phillip Quay, NZ Business Connect Email: phillip@nzbusinessconnect.co.nz Mobile: 027 458 7724 Website: www.nzbusinessconnect.co.nz “Uniting New Zealand businesses with connections that accelerate growth and inspire new possibilities” Industries of participating entrepreneurs: 1. Representatives of New Zealand government departments, public institutions and chambers of commerce 2. Tourist attractions, destination management organizations and tourism operators 3. Major travel agencies and high-end custom tourism institutions 4. Local travel agencies focusing on China & Asia routes 5. High-end / eco / boutique tourism institutions 6. Food importers, wholesalers and supply chain enterprises 7. Owners of agriculture, animal husbandry and food processing enterprises

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JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Hamilton: Specialist Chiller Solutions for Every Business

More Than Standard RefrigerationWhen it comes to reliable refrigeration, JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning in Hamilton offers far more than standard systems. Many businesses may not realise that JSR specialises in a wide range of chiller solutions, designed to meet the specific needs of different industries. Retail and Hospitality ChillersFrom walk-in chillers for hospitality and food service to bottle chillers for liquor stores, JSR provides tailored systems that ensure products are stored at the right temperature while remaining accessible and well presented. Glass front chillers are a popular option for retail environments, helping to showcase products while maintaining consistent cooling performance. Specialised Room and Processing ChillersJSR also designs and installs specialised room chillers for businesses that require precise temperature control. This includes processing rooms in factories, where maintaining the correct environment is critical for product quality, safety, and compliance. These systems are built to handle demanding conditions and continuous operation. Process Chillers for IndustryFor more complex applications, JSR offers process chillers that support manufacturing and production environments. These systems are engineered to regulate temperatures during production processes, helping improve efficiency, protect equipment, and maintain consistent output. Tailored Solutions and Ongoing SupportWhat sets JSR apart is their ability to customise each solution. Every business has different requirements, and the team takes the time to understand how each space is used before recommending the most suitable system. From initial design through to installation and ongoing servicing, JSR provides a complete end-to-end solution. Regular maintenance is key to performance. JSR’s experienced technicians help ensure systems run efficiently, reducing downtime and extending equipment lifespan. Whether you operate a retail store, hospitality venue, or large-scale processing facility, JSR has the expertise to deliver dependable, high-quality chiller solutions tailored to your business. Contact JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Today! 0800 JSR RAC https://www.jsr.co.nz Contact MediaPA 027 458 7724 phillip@mediapa.co.nz

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Greenhorn NZ and Mango Blast: A Conversation with Co-Founder Ravinder Singh

Below, Co-Founder Ravinder Singh of Greenhorn NZ shares insights into his background, the journey behind the brand, and the inspiration for Mango Blast. 1. Can you tell us a little about your background and how you got started in the beverage industry? “I hold an MBA in Marketing and have over 20 years of experience in the retail sector. My career has been deeply integrated with the beverage industry, where I gained extensive experience launching major brands such as Johnnie Walker. This background taught me how to adapt quickly to evolving consumer tastes and preferences, ultimately inspiring my dream to globalise Greenhorn and share it with the world.” 2. What inspired you to create Greenhorn NZ and, specifically, Mango Blast? “Like any passionate business owner, my goal with Greenhorn NZ is to grow the market by offering something people already love. Mango Blast was inspired by the global popularity of mango, it’s a flavour that appeals to almost everyone and has strong potential in New Zealand. I saw a gap in the market, as this kind of product isn’t widely available here, especially using natural, organic fruit instead of concentrates. So the idea was to meet that demand, give consumers more variety, and introduce a fresh, high-quality option to the market.” 3. Were there any early challenges you had to overcome when starting the brand? “Like any startup, we faced a number of early challenges, taking risks always comes with uncertainty. One of the biggest was adapting to the New Zealand palate and making sure our flavours matched local consumer preferences. At the same time, we were trying to diversify our product range while entering a highly competitive market. Growing a business from a small base is never easy, especially with fast-changing demand and the need to keep up with trends and algorithms that influence visibility. We had to stay flexible, constantly adapt to consumer tastes, and respond quickly to what the market was asking for.” 4. How do you ensure Greenhorn products are suited to the Kiwi palate? “We make sure our products are suited to the Kiwi palate by focusing entirely on local preferences. Everything is developed specifically for New Zealand tastes through continuous questioning, research, and extensive sampling. We’ve gathered feedback from over 25,000+ people, which helps us refine our products and ensure they truly match what Kiwi consumers enjoy.” 5. What makes Mango Blast different from other drinks on the market? “What makes Mango Blast different is its natural benefits and authentic flavour. It’s rich in antioxidants and vitamins like C and A, which support skin health and digestion. Unlike many drinks, it’s not seasonal, you can enjoy it anytime. Most importantly, it delivers a real, natural fruit flavour experience, which is hard to find in many drinks in New Zealand, and that’s what truly makes Mango Blast stand out.” 6. What values or principles guide your approach to creating new products? “Our approach to creating new products is guided by a strong commitment to quality and delivering a premium experience. At Greenhorn, we never compromise on the standard of our ingredients, everything we use is carefully selected to ensure it meets high-quality benchmarks. Beyond that, we focus on authenticity, using natural ingredients to create genuine flavours, and putting the consumer first by continuously listening to feedback. Innovation is also key, we aim to bring something fresh and unique to the market while staying consistent and reliable. Overall, our goal is to create products that not only taste great but offer a memorable, high-quality experience every time.” 7. What health benefits can consumers expect from Mango Blast? “Consumers can expect several natural health benefits from Mango Blast. It’s rich in antioxidants and vitamins like C and A, which help support skin health and give a natural glow. It also aids digestion, thanks to the natural properties of mango. Overall, it’s a refreshing drink that not only tastes great but also offers added nutritional value from real fruit.” 8. Why did you decide to focus on natural ingredients and no concentrates? “We chose to focus on natural ingredients and avoid concentrates because they align with our values of quality and premiumness. Concentrates don’t offer the same health benefits or authentic taste, and we believe in providing the best possible product. Using real, natural ingredients allows consumers to experience true fruit flavours while also delivering better value to New Zealand customers. It’s about offering a product that reflects our commitment to both quality and a superior, more natural experience.” 9. Where do you see Greenhorn in the next five years? “In the next five years, we see Greenhorn growing beyond New Zealand and expanding into global markets. Our goal is to build a strong international presence and work towards becoming a leading, number one brand in the beverage industry. Along the way, we aim to broaden our product range, continue innovating with high-quality, natural ingredients, and strengthen our brand identity. We also want to build strong partnerships, scale our production, and stay closely connected to consumer needs, so we can keep delivering premium products while growing sustainably.” 10. How do you hope Mango Blast impacts the lives of those who drink it? “We hope Mango Blast inspires people to choose higher-quality, organic drinks that are genuinely good for them. By offering a delicious, natural alternative, we want to help shift consumer preferences toward healthier options. Beyond taste, Mango Blast provides antioxidants and vitamins C and A, supporting skin health and digestion, so it’s not just enjoyable, it contributes to overall well-being. Ultimately, we want our drink to be recognised as a premium, beneficial product that people can feel good about choosing.” 11. Are there any upcoming initiatives, events, or launches you’re particularly excited about? “We’re really excited about the initiatives and events we’ve been part of. We recently participated in CreatorCon and The Food Show, which generated strong engagement and gave people a chance to sample Mango Blast, helping build early awareness and positive feedback, especially among

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JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning’s Guide to Using Your Heat Pump Efficiently in Cold Weather

When temperatures drop, your heat pump can still be one of the most efficient ways to heat your home, but only if it’s used correctly. JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning recommends a few simple adjustments to make a noticeable difference in comfort, performance, and power bills. 1. Set and forget your temperatureAvoid constantly turning your heat pump on and off. Instead, set it to a steady, comfortable temperature (typically around 18–21°C). Heat pumps work best when maintaining a consistent environment rather than reheating a cold space from scratch. 2. Use Heat Mode, not AutoIn colder weather, always switch to heat mode. Auto mode can cause the system to switch between heating and cooling, which wastes energy and reduces efficiency. 3. Don’t crank it to the maxSetting your heat pump to 30°C won’t heat your room faster. It simply makes the unit work harder for longer, increasing energy use. Stick to a realistic temperature and let the system do its job. 4. Keep doors and windows closedHeat escapes quickly in winter, so keep the space sealed to maintain warmth and reduce workload on the unit. 5. Clean your filters regularlyDirty filters restrict airflow and force your heat pump to work harder. A quick clean every few weeks during heavy use can improve performance and air quality. 6. Make use of timers and schedulingPre-warm your home before you wake up or return in the evening. This keeps your space comfortable without running the system unnecessarily all day. 7. Ensure good airflowKeep furniture, curtains, and other obstructions away from the indoor unit so heat can circulate evenly. 8. Don’t worry about defrost cyclesOn very cold mornings, your outdoor unit may briefly stop heating while it defrosts. This is normal and helps maintain efficiency. 9. Insulation mattersEven the best heat pump struggles in a poorly insulated home. Sealing drafts and improving insulation can significantly boost performance. Used properly, a heat pump remains one of the most cost-effective heating options through winter. Following these tips from JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning can keep your home warmer, drier, and more energy-efficient all season long. Contact JSR Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Today! 0800 JSR RAC Contact MediaPA 027 458 7724 phillip@mediapa.co.nz

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Green Horn NZ’s Mango Blast Launches in New Zealand with a Fresh Take on Flavour and Health

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Green Horn NZ is taking New Zealand by storm with its latest release, Mango Blast. Already generating buzz among consumers, this bold and refreshing beverage has quickly captured hearts with its vibrant tropical mango flavour and health conscious approach. Loved by families, business people and young consumers alike, Mango Blast is fast becoming the drink everyone is talking about. Crafted by DM Group, Mango Blast is a premium soda inspired by the natural taste of tropical mango. Designed specifically for the Kiwi palate, the drink offers a refreshing balance of sweetness and crispness, making it a standout option for consumers seeking something both enjoyable and mindful. At the heart of Mango Blast is a commitment to quality ingredients. The beverage highlights natural flavour profiles without the artificial aftertaste often associated with traditional soft drinks, while also delivering the added benefit of Vitamin C. This supports a growing shift in consumer behaviour, where more people are actively choosing products that align with healthier lifestyles while still delivering on taste. Recent consumer engagement has already demonstrated strong market interest. Activations at major events, including CreatorCon and The Food Show, generated high levels of interaction and product sampling, helping to build early awareness and positive feedback. These events reinforced the product’s appeal across a wide audience, including younger consumers and families. Green Horn NZ has also aligned with major national platforms, including the Miss New Zealand World and Miss Teenager Universe New Zealand 2026 events. These partnerships provide an opportunity to showcase Mango Blast to engaged and influential audiences, strengthening the brand’s presence within lifestyle and consumer spaces. The launch strategy combines both digital and in person engagement, focusing on building genuine connections with consumers. Through a mix of experiential activity and social amplification, the brand aims to grow awareness organically while encouraging interaction and ongoing engagement. Mango Blast is positioned as more than just a beverage. It reflects a broader movement towards better choices, offering a product that fits seamlessly into modern lifestyles while delivering a satisfying and refreshing experience. With continued marketing activity and upcoming events planned, Green Horn NZ Mango Blast is set to establish itself as a go to option for New Zealand consumers looking for a drink that brings together flavour, quality, and a feel good factor. Contact Green Horn NZ https://greenhorn.club/pages/contact +642774 7337 info@dmgroupglobal.com Contact MediaPA Phillip Quay 027 458 7724 phillip@mediapa.co.nz

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NZ Business Connect Introduces New Member Hetul Majmundar – Commercial Property Specialist with NAI Harcourts

NZ Business Connect is pleased to introduce new member Hetul Majmundar, a commercial real estate salesperson with NAI Harcourts, focused on helping clients navigate property opportunities with confidence and clarity. Starting his real estate career in early 2026, Hetul entered the commercial property sector with a strong interest in property, investment, and long-term wealth creation. His approach is driven by a genuine desire to understand client goals and connect them with the right opportunities, whether that is securing a premises, growing a portfolio, or making strategic investment decisions. Hetul specialises in commercial property sales and leasing, working across retail and office spaces as well as investment opportunities. He also supports landlords and tenants with tailored property solutions, ensuring both parties achieve outcomes that align with their objectives. By working closely with business owners, investors, developers, and franchise operators, he is building a strong network within the commercial property space. While in the early stages of his career, Hetul is backed by the experienced team at NAI Harcourts, giving his clients access to established market knowledge, proven systems, and industry expertise. This combination of fresh perspective and strong organisational support allows him to deliver a professional and reliable service from the outset. A key focus for Hetul is building genuine, long-term relationships. Rather than approaching property as a transaction, he prioritises clear communication, personalised service, and understanding the full picture behind each client’s goals. This relationship-driven approach ensures clients feel supported throughout the process and confident in their decisions. His core values of integrity, professionalism, and commitment underpin every interaction, along with a strong growth mindset as he continues to develop his skills and industry knowledge. As he establishes himself in the commercial property market, Hetul Majmundar reflects the forward-thinking and relationship-focused values of NZ Business Connect, bringing energy, dedication, and a client-first approach to the network. Contact Hetul today! hetul.majmundar@naiharcourts.co.nz 022 850 3691 Website Contact NZ Business Connect Phillip Quay info@nzbusinessconnect.co.nz 027 458 7724 www.nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

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NZ Business Connect Welcomes New Member Hamish Paton from Waikato Assembly & Handyman – Reliable Help for Everyday Jobs

NZ Business Connect is pleased to welcome new member Waikato Assembly & Handyman, a locally operated service focused on helping people tackle everyday tasks around the home and workplace. Founded in March 2026 by Hamish Paton, the business was created with a simple goal in mind: to provide practical, reliable help at a fair and reasonable price. Recognising that many people either do not have the time, tools, or support to complete smaller jobs, Hamish set out to offer a service that makes those tasks easier and stress-free. Waikato Assembly & Handyman specialises in assembling kitset furniture, from household items through to office setups. In addition to assembly work, the business also provides general maintenance, small repairs, and rubbish removal, offering a flexible service that can adapt to a wide range of client needs. Whether it is putting together new furniture, completing minor fixes, or helping tidy up a space, the focus is on getting the job done efficiently and to a high standard. Working with both residential and small business clients, Hamish supports customers who value reliability and straightforward service. His approach is especially helpful for those who may have limited support, ensuring no job is overlooked simply because it seems too small. As a sole trader, Waikato Assembly & Handyman offers a personalised experience without the added costs often associated with larger companies. Clients deal directly with Hamish from start to finish, creating clear communication and consistent results. The business is built on strong core values, including reliability, doing the job right the first time, fair and transparent pricing, and leaving every space better than it was found. Just as importantly, Hamish prides himself on being easy to deal with, making the process simple and stress-free for every client. With a practical, honest approach and a commitment to helping others, Waikato Assembly & Handyman reflects the down-to-earth, solution-focused values of NZ Business Connect. Contact Hamish today! hamishpaton@waikatoassemblyandhandyman.com 021 0233 4007 Facebook Contact NZ Business Connect Phillip Quay info@nzbusinessconnect.co.nz 027 458 7724 www.nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

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NZ Business Connect Welcomes Offsite Admin – Hamilton-Based Virtual Assistant Agency Supporting Busy Business Owners – Duplicate – [#4860]

NZ Business Connect is pleased to welcome new member Offsite Admin, a Hamilton-based virtual assistant agency helping small businesses stay organised, efficient, and in control of their operations. Founded five years ago by Ruby McPhail, Offsite Admin was built from a desire to create flexibility while still delivering meaningful value to business owners. After having her second child, Ruby set out to build a business that allowed her to be present for family life while using her skills to support others. Recognising that many business owners are highly skilled in their trade but stretched thin when it comes to administration, she saw an opportunity to step in and make a real difference. Today, Offsite Admin specialises in bookkeeping and business administration, with a strong focus on trades. Their services include Xero management, bank reconciliations, invoicing, and bill preparation, alongside operational support such as inbox management, site scheduling, and job management software. By working across both the numbers and the day-to-day operations, the team provides clients with a clearer understanding of how their business is performing while freeing up valuable time. The business supports a wide range of clients, including builders, tradespeople, property developers, farmers, and professional service providers. Many clients rely on Offsite Admin to streamline their processes and reduce the administrative load that often builds up behind the scenes. A key point of difference is their boutique structure. With a small, consistent team, clients work with the same people who understand their business, systems, and goals. This leads to more accurate work, faster turnaround times, and advice that is tailored rather than generic. The team is led by Ruby McPhail, supported by Monique Gamble, who specialises in bookkeeping for the building and construction sector, and Michelle Reed, who brings extensive experience in accounts and administration. Offsite Admin focuses on helping business owners reclaim their time, reduce stress, and gain clarity over their operations, aligning closely with the practical, relationship-driven values of NZ Business Connect. Contact Offsite Admin ruby@offsiteadmin.co.nz 021 022 87901 https://www.offsiteadmin.co.nz/contact Contact NZ Business Connect Phillip Quay027 458 7724phillip@nzbusinessconnect.co.nz www.nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

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