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Business Scoop » Startup Programme Succeeded In Supporting Covid-impacted Jobseekers

Press Release – Start Me Up Launched earlier this year, the programme is a part of ChristchurchNZs and Ministry of Social Developments (MSD) effort to give residents of Greater Christchurch, Selwyn and Ashburton whose employment was impacted by COVID-19 a fresh kickstart … Launched earlier this year, the programme is a part of ChristchurchNZ’s and Ministry of Social Development’s (MSD) effort to give residents of Greater Christchurch, Selwyn and Ashburton whose employment was impacted by COVID-19 a fresh kickstart in their career through starting a business. The region-wide call to action resulted in the participation of over 120 residents in the online course. 25 participants were then selected into the next phase which was a deep-dive seven-week accelerator programme designed to take their ideas to the next stage.

Julian bellJanet mcgregorBoyd warrenJoseph chapmanElla sideyHannah aireyDiane mcdermottCanterbury employer chamberSelwyn district councilMinistry of social developmentAshburton district councilMinistry of awesomeMinistry of social developmentsStart me up programmeUniversity of canterbury business schoolPress release

Community Scoop » Startup Programme Succeeded In Supporting Covid-impacted Jobseekers

Press Release – Start Me Up Launched earlier this year, the programme is a part of ChristchurchNZs and Ministry of Social Developments (MSD) effort to give residents of Greater Christchurch, Selwyn and Ashburton whose employment was impacted by COVID-19 a fresh kickstart … Launched earlier this year, the programme is a part of ChristchurchNZ’s and Ministry of Social Development’s (MSD) effort to give residents of Greater Christchurch, Selwyn and Ashburton whose employment was impacted by COVID-19 a fresh kickstart in their career through starting a business. The region-wide call to action resulted in the participation of over 120 residents in the online course. 25 participants were then selected into the next phase which was a deep-dive seven-week accelerator programme designed to take their ideas to the next stage.

Julian bellJanet mcgregorBoyd warrenJoseph chapmanElla sideyHannah aireyDiane mcdermottCanterbury employer chamberSelwyn district councilMinistry of social developmentAshburton district councilMinistry of awesomeMinistry of social developmentsStart me up programmeUniversity of canterbury business schoolPress release

Startup Programme Succeeded In Supporting Covid-impacted Jobseekers

Thursday, 8 July 2021, 10:17 am Launched earlier this year, the programme is a part of ChristchurchNZ’s and Ministry of Social Development’s (MSD) effort to give residents of Greater Christchurch, Selwyn and Ashburton whose employment was impacted by COVID-19 a fresh kickstart in their career through starting a business. The region-wide call to action resulted in the participation of over 120 residents in the online course. 25 participants were then selected into the next phase which was a deep-dive seven-week accelerator programme designed to take their ideas to the next stage. The programme culminated with a graduation ceremony where the accelerator participants had the chance to celebrate their

Julian bellJanet mcgregorBoyd warrenJoseph chapmanElla sideyHannah aireyDiane mcdermottCanterbury employer chamberSelwyn district councilCitizen communityMinistry of social developmentFoundation for public interest journalismAshburton district councilMinistry of awesomeStart me up programmeUniversity of canterbury business school

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