We work with organisations and individuals that are achieving extraordinary things in New Zealand and internationally:

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Here are some of the projects we're particularly proud to be part of:

 

Nestlé and sKids

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W+A introduced and facilitated a new partnership between Nestlé and sKidS (Safe Kids in Daily Supervision). Nestle supports sKid’s FoodStorm programme – an initiative aimed at teaching kids (aged 5-13 years) about nutrition, food and cooking. Recently Nestlé and SKIDS were awarded TVNZ’s Marketing Excellence Award for Best Collaboration in 2019. Nestlé’s support has boosted the number of sKids centres participating in the FoodStorm programme by up to 40%.

https://www.nestle.co.nz/media/news/collaboration-key-help-more-kiwi-kids-lead-healthier-life

 

Touch NZ & Bunnings

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Bunnings NZ are very pleased to be the principal partner of Touch New Zealand, with the National Sport Organisation extremely excited about their 3-year partnership with the major retailer. Already proving to be extremely successful, well into its first year of the relationship and going from strength to strength.

http://www.touchnz.co.nz/newsarticle/70401?newsfeedId=505155

 

The Warehouse Group Ltd and Water Safety New Zealand

W+A was very proud to have facilitated and been a part of the two-year partnership between The Warehouse Group Ltd and Water Safety NZ’s Water Skills for Life Programme.

 

APL & Cycling NZ

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The major partnership between APL and Cycling New Zealand has been a long-standing and successful one. APL Windows and Doors is a major sponsor across the spectrum of Cycling NZ, in particular elite teams and major national events.

 

Southern Spars reinvents the wheel

  

JUNE 28, 2016

Kiwi ingenuity lies at the heart of a partnership between Southern Spars and Cycling New Zealand that literally reinvented the wheel for the New Zealand Track Cyclists at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

Southern Spars designs and produces carbon fibre spars and rigging for some of the world’s fastest race yachts. The innovative partnership with Cycling New Zealand was forged by Rob Waddell, who could see the potential for Kiwi innovation in carbon fibre to give an edge to our track cycling teams on the world’s biggest stage.

To succeed at the Olympic Games - where a fraction of a second can make the difference - requires every ounce possible of innovation, technology and talent. The new cutting-edge wheels were developed using Southern Spars' leading carbon fibre technology, Cycling New Zealand's high-performance expertise and performance data support from High Performance Sport New Zealand.

http://www.southernspars.com/southern-spars-reinvents-the-wheel/

 

Cycling New Zealand Performance Hubs

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AUGUST 12, 2015

Cycling New Zealand has announced a new initiative to help grow its pool of emerging talent in support of a world class high performance programme.

Up to eight Cycling Performance Hubs will be established around the country with the goal of increasing the quality and quantity of riders stepping up to the elite level. A National Mountain Bike Performance Hub in Rotorua and a National BMX Performance Hub in Cambridge will be part of the new initiative, with the rest of the network having a road and track focus. 

“The rollout of regional Cycling Performance Hubs will be key to our sustained future success”
— Cycling New Zealand Chief Executive Andrew Matheson

The key to the performance hubs will be providing quality coaching to under-19 and under-23 riders on the verge of taking their talents to the next level. Each hub will have a full-time coach who will work closely with regional coaches and athletes to ensure quality development programmes are in place.

Waddell + Associates are helping to bring Cycling New Zealand’s Performance Hub programme to life, securing more than $2 million of funding to date to get the first Hubs up and running.   

http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/other-sports/71056318/Cycling-New-Zealand-launches-performance-hubs-to-help-grow-emerging-talent