It’s a big week for security, privacy, identity and trust!  

Discover NZTech’s origin story and its rise as a collective impact platform in The Evolution of NZTech report

Tak Suzuki is the co-founder of Senkusha, a funding platform looking to support and grow emerging artists, musicians, and athletes through NFT sales. Tak is soon to be a physiology graduate from the University of Auckland, he loves experimenting with new tech, and has an impressive CV at a young age. In this conversation we talk about: Music labels and the motivation for a crowdfunding platform, NFTs, mp3s, transparency, and minting on Ethereum, and the upcoming launch with artist Ash Supé.

As we shoot past the halfway point of 2022 and  take time for Matariki reflections, I’m excited for the sector growth opportunities ahead. I’m especially grateful for developing relationships in person. In the next few months we will see agritech visitors coming to New Zealand and agritech innovators heading overseas.  This is the time to form and cement new relationships.

Neurodivergent people in New Zealand workplaces are at risk of being overlooked, with a third reporting their condition has negatively affected their career advancement, latest research shows.

This week I am in Auckland all week and my schedule is a mix of at home zoom meetings and coffee catch ups in person! 

BNZ are excited to launch BNZ Project Scale Up for technology industries businesses with $5.0m or more turnover.

The Deloitte Fast 50 ranks and celebrates fast growing Kiwi companies, recognising those businesses who have turned obstacles into opportunities for growth.

Cyber security is fast becoming one of the most sought after skills in the tech space. It’s estimated that there are 3.5 million unfilled cyber security jobs currently available globally, Muller says.

We are pleased to invite you to nominate yourself or another individual for BlockchainNZ’s Executive Council.