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Looking back on Hawke's Bay first Planting Action Day

~700 native seedlings planted thanks to 36 people of action.

CarbonInvoice

Looking back on Hawke's Bay first Planting Action Day

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CarbonInvoice
CarbonInvoice

~700 native seedlings planted thanks to 36 people of action

On a crisp morning at Te Awanga Downs, over 35 members of the CarbonInvoice community gathered to plant more than 700 native seedlings, marking another successful Planting Action Day in Hawke’s Bay.
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Respected local brands, including Tracta, Property Brokers, Hawke’s Bay Tech, Halcyon Project Management, and Inside Marketing, took a break from their screens and rolled up their sleeves to make a meaningful, lasting impact on their local environment.This planting initiative is part of a broader effort to restore farmland to native bushland, helping sequester carbon and boost local biodiversity. The site, located at Outfoxed, borders the Cape Kidnappers Kiwi Sanctuary. With kiwi populations increasingly moving beyond the sanctuary, this area is becoming a vital extension of their habitat.With this success, Hawke’s Bay concludes CarbonInvoice’s Planting Action Days for 2024. However, our work doesn’t stop here. The community continues to fund native tree planting year-round, and we’re already planning to return in 2025 to make an even bigger impact—together.

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Iain MacGibbon, Managing Director of Farrow Jamieson.

The Farrow Jamieson and Ricoh New Zealand teams.

Lauren Anderson, Events and Sustainability Manager from Ricoh New Zealand.

The Ricoh New Zealand team who attended the Planting Action Day.

The perfect day to plant native trees

The energy was off the charts right from the beginning. From Iain showing up in a shirt and tie with the catch cry -- "if you are going to plant 1,100 seedlings you must be dressed appropriately" to Carlos breaking a spade from planting a bit too enthusiastically. Every single person that participated in this day of action gave it their all all to plant 1,145 native seedlings.

Iain dressed to impress!

What happens when a tree plants a tree? 

A cool early morning gave way to an incresingly warmer day. By mid-morning it was early 20s.
A classic settled Autumn day and ideal planting conditions. The group of 24  members of Farrow Jamieson, Ricoh New Zealand and CarbonInvoice attended and were up for the task.

This Planting Action Day tool place at Kimpton’s Farm, a small working farm and long-time partner of the Papakura Stream Restoration Project, which aims to restore and protect stream banks and water quality, as well as habitat for native species.

The landowner Keith Kimpton is part of the Kimpton family who first arrived in the area in 1846 and have been farming and caring for the land since then.

He saw an opportunity to reforest the unproductive land, but in his words "could never do that on my own". The human labour and energy provided by the attendees and the important follow up work help Keith realise this opportunity.

The seedlings will stabilise stream banks, preventing erosion and reducing the amount of sediment clogging up our waterways and making it’s way to the Manukau Harbour.

Some of the species planted: Mānuka, Kānuka, Tī kōuka (Cabbage Tree), Mapou, Red Matipo, Mānatu (Ribbonwood) and Sedges (native grasses).

There were a number of folks who were first time planters, but that didn't stop them from putting their all into planting the native seedlings. The average seedlings planted per person was 52, an impressive effort for many first time planters!
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No time wasted, straight to planting!

The Farrow Jamieson and  Ricoh New Zealand teams working hard.

Lauren planting a remarkably large tree much bigger than the others.

Tree showed up for an appearance and made everyone smile.

Prize winners

Nothing like a little healthy competition as motivation for a good cause.

Most enthusiastic planter — Lauren for planting an unusually large tree.

Most seedlings planted – [NAME] 126 native seedlings

"Feedback we’ve had is that this event was unique. Often people head out with their team, the people they see every day. But this planting day brought people together from different parts of the organisation for an experience."

Iain MacGibbon

MD

at

Farrow Jamieson

An event that strenghtens connections

The Farrow Jamieson Planting Action Day was a real world experience that created connections between the people who turned up. Several great collaborations saw colleagues and attendees focussed on their strengths, one digging and another planting.

  • Katherine and Ali from Ricoh were 'Team Muscle and the Mahi' -- taking out best collaboration for their cheerful hard work and top notch attitudes.

  • Rhys and Kristen who sit next to one another at Farrow Jamieson teamed up for the greater good with Rhys digging and Kirsten planting. Rhys also put in a stellar effort doing quality assurance to make sure the seedlings were planted.

  • Iain and his business and life parter Rosemary MacGibbon reminded us that "couples who plant together stay together", returning for their second year of planting action as a team.


Incredible hard work everyone put into planting 1,145 native seedlings

Some of the seedlings planted

Highlights

Iain showed up in a shirt and tie. If you are going to plant 1100 seedlings you must be dressed appropriately.

Rhys from FJ took a client call mid planting who asked what he was doing. He pitched Carbon invoice. You’ll see on our invoices you get from us we plant tree for every job we do.

Rhys going and qa-ing other planters then replanting any that needed it. It’s this kind of spirit and care that the world needs more of. 

Lauren planting a remarkably large tree much bigger than the others. (Tree onesie!).

Tree showed up for an appearance and made everyone smile. 

There were a number of folks who were first time planters. 

A couple of great collaborations were made where colleagues focussed on their strengths, one digging and another one planting. 

Iain and Rosemary - couples who plant together stay together, returned for a second year of planting action.

Rhys and Kristen who sit next to one another at Farrow Jamieson teamed up for the greater good.

Katherine + Ali. The muscle and the Mahi took our best collaboration for their smiling hard work.

The energy and consistency across the group was high and maintained. Average seedlings planted per person was 52!

Carlos broke a spade while planting a bit too enthusiastically! Guess he’s been training a bit too hard for planting action days.

The landowner Keith Kimpton who’s 76 years old explained that he simply wouldn’t be able to do this reforestation work without support from Planting Action Day participants.

A few of the Ricoh team were very familiar with the site and drive past it from time to time to visit the cafes out here - insert cafe name.

A delicious and nourishing classic Kiwi sausage sizzle with the mandatory white bread, tomato sauce, onions and saussie!

"The Farrow Jamieson Planting Action Day was the first of our 2025 season and what a success it was! 1,145 seedlings got planted, connections were made and deepened, everyone had a great time  Proud to be planting alongside our partner Farrow Jamieson and their partner Ricoh New Zealand."

Carlos Chambers

CEO

at

CarbonInvoice

A Planting Action Day hosted by Farrow Jamieson and their client Ricoh in partnership with CarbonInvoice. 1,145 native seedlings were planted at the Papakura Stream Restoration Project. This was the first Planting Action Day of the season and it set the tone for 2025!

Great teams plant 1145 native trees

The Farrow Jamieson team has been committed to their climate journey since before 1 April 2023. On that day the business started measuring it's carbon footprint and funding native trees each month to mitigate it with CarbonInvoice. They haven't stopped since. 

In 2024 the Farrow Jamieson team participated in a CarbonInvoice Planting Action Day. It was wildly successful. As Iain the Managing Director shared with clients in their Christmas newsletter: "nothing is more rewarding than watching a forest grow before your eyes as people madly plant a range of native trees".

In 2025 they decided to host their own day and invite one of their clients and partner Ricoh New Zealand to join them planting native trees together.

Farrow Jamieson is a great example of what a business taking a lead on susatinability and carbon action is.. They don't just talk about doing something good for sustainability, they put their money and their mahi (work) where their mouth is, and inspire others to come and join them.

It's their second year participating on a Planting Action Day and putting trees in the ground at thee Papakura Stream Restoration Project. There is no doubt in their minds that they'll be back next year.

As at 7 May 2025 Farrow Jamieson have funded 311 native trees. You can track their progress on their Positive Profile: https://www.carboninvoice.com/profile/farrow-jamieson

Visit Positive Profile  ->

Iain MacGibbon, Managing Director of Farrow Jamieson.

The Farrow Jamieson and Ricoh New Zealand teams.

Lauren Anderson, Events and Sustainability Manager from Ricoh New Zealand.

The Ricoh New Zealand team who attended the Planting Action Day.

The perfect day to plant native trees

The energy was off the charts right from the beginning. From Iain showing up in a shirt and tie with the catch cry -- "if you are going to plant 1,100 seedlings you must be dressed appropriately" to Carlos breaking a spade from planting a bit too enthusiastically. Every single person that participated in this day of action gave it their all all to plant 1,145 native seedlings.

Iain dressed to impress!

What happens when a tree plants a tree? 

A cool early morning gave way to an incresingly warmer day. By mid-morning it was early 20s.
A classic settled Autumn day and ideal planting conditions. The group of 24  members of Farrow Jamieson, Ricoh New Zealand and CarbonInvoice attended and were up for the task.

This Planting Action Day tool place at Kimpton’s Farm, a small working farm and long-time partner of the Papakura Stream Restoration Project, which aims to restore and protect stream banks and water quality, as well as habitat for native species.

The landowner Keith Kimpton is part of the Kimpton family who first arrived in the area in 1846 and have been farming and caring for the land since then.

He saw an opportunity to reforest the unproductive land, but in his words "could never do that on my own". The human labour and energy provided by the attendees and the important follow up work help Keith realise this opportunity.

The seedlings will stabilise stream banks, preventing erosion and reducing the amount of sediment clogging up our waterways and making it’s way to the Manukau Harbour.

Some of the species planted: Mānuka, Kānuka, Tī kōuka (Cabbage Tree), Mapou, Red Matipo, Mānatu (Ribbonwood) and Sedges (native grasses).

There were a number of folks who were first time planters, but that didn't stop them from putting their all into planting the native seedlings. The average seedlings planted per person was 52, an impressive effort for many first time planters!
‍


No time wasted, straight to planting!

The Farrow Jamieson and  Ricoh New Zealand teams working hard.

Lauren planting a remarkably large tree much bigger than the others.

Tree showed up for an appearance and made everyone smile.

Prize winners

Nothing like a little healthy competition as motivation for a good cause.

Most enthusiastic planter — Lauren for planting an unusually large tree.

Most seedlings planted – [NAME] 126 native seedlings

"Feedback we’ve had is that this event was unique. Often people head out with their team, the people they see every day. But this planting day brought people together from different parts of the organisation for an experience."

Iain MacGibbon

MD

at

Farrow Jamieson

An event that strenghtens connections

The Farrow Jamieson Planting Action Day was a real world experience that created connections between the people who turned up. Several great collaborations saw colleagues and attendees focussed on their strengths, one digging and another planting.

  • Katherine and Ali from Ricoh were 'Team Muscle and the Mahi' -- taking out best collaboration for their cheerful hard work and top notch attitudes.

  • Rhys and Kristen who sit next to one another at Farrow Jamieson teamed up for the greater good with Rhys digging and Kirsten planting. Rhys also put in a stellar effort doing quality assurance to make sure the seedlings were planted.

  • Iain and his business and life parter Rosemary MacGibbon reminded us that "couples who plant together stay together", returning for their second year of planting action as a team.


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Incredible hard work everyone put into planting 1,145 native seedlings

Some of the seedlings planted

Highlights

Iain showed up in a shirt and tie. If you are going to plant 1100 seedlings you must be dressed appropriately.

Rhys from FJ took a client call mid planting who asked what he was doing. He pitched Carbon invoice. You’ll see on our invoices you get from us we plant tree for every job we do.

Rhys going and qa-ing other planters then replanting any that needed it. It’s this kind of spirit and care that the world needs more of. 

Lauren planting a remarkably large tree much bigger than the others. (Tree onesie!).

Tree showed up for an appearance and made everyone smile. 

There were a number of folks who were first time planters. 

A couple of great collaborations were made where colleagues focussed on their strengths, one digging and another one planting. 

Iain and Rosemary - couples who plant together stay together, returned for a second year of planting action.

Rhys and Kristen who sit next to one another at Farrow Jamieson teamed up for the greater good.

Katherine + Ali. The muscle and the Mahi took our best collaboration for their smiling hard work.

The energy and consistency across the group was high and maintained. Average seedlings planted per person was 52!

Carlos broke a spade while planting a bit too enthusiastically! Guess he’s been training a bit too hard for planting action days.

The landowner Keith Kimpton who’s 76 years old explained that he simply wouldn’t be able to do this reforestation work without support from Planting Action Day participants.

A few of the Ricoh team were very familiar with the site and drive past it from time to time to visit the cafes out here - insert cafe name.

A delicious and nourishing classic Kiwi sausage sizzle with the mandatory white bread, tomato sauce, onions and saussie!

"The Farrow Jamieson Planting Action Day was the first of our 2025 season and what a success it was! 1,145 seedlings got planted, connections were made and deepened, everyone had a great time  Proud to be planting alongside our partner Farrow Jamieson and their partner Ricoh New Zealand."

Carlos Chambers

CEO

at

CarbonInvoice

The very first Community Day organised by CarbonInvoice brought together 17 people from 5 different businesses. 930 native seedlings were planted at the Papakura Stream Restoration Project.

Great teams plant 930 seedlings

The Farrow Jamieson team has been committed to their climate journey since before 1 April 2023. On that day the business started measuring it's carbon footprint and funding native trees each month to mitigate it with CarbonInvoice. They haven't stopped since. 

In 2024 the Farrow Jamieson team participated in a CarbonInvoice Planting Action Day. It was wildly successful. As Iain the Managing Director shared with clients in their Christmas newsletter: "nothing is more rewarding than watching a forest grow before your eyes as people madly plant a range of native trees".

In 2025 they decided to host their own day and invite one of their clients and partner Ricoh New Zealand to join them planting native trees together.

Farrow Jamieson is a great example of what a business taking a lead on susatinability and carbon action is.. They don't just talk about doing something good for sustainability, they put their money and their mahi (work) where their mouth is, and inspire others to come and join them.

It's their second year participating on a Planting Action Day and putting trees in the ground at thee Papakura Stream Restoration Project. There is no doubt in their minds that they'll be back next year.

As at 7 May 2025 Farrow Jamieson have funded 311 native trees. You can track their progress on their Positive Profile: https://www.carboninvoice.com/profile/farrow-jamieson

Visit Positive Profile  ->

Iain MacGibbon, Managing Director of Farrow Jamieson.

The Farrow Jamieson and Ricoh New Zealand teams.

Lauren Anderson, Events and Sustainability Manager from Ricoh New Zealand.

The Ricoh New Zealand team who attended the Planting Action Day.

The perfect day to plant native trees

The energy was off the charts right from the beginning. From Iain showing up in a shirt and tie with the catch cry -- "if you are going to plant 1,100 seedlings you must be dressed appropriately" to Carlos breaking a spade from planting a bit too enthusiastically. Every single person that participated in this day of action gave it their all all to plant 1,145 native seedlings.

Iain dressed to impress!

What happens when a tree plants a tree? 

A cool early morning gave way to an incresingly warmer day. By mid-morning it was early 20s.
A classic settled Autumn day and ideal planting conditions. The group of 24  members of Farrow Jamieson, Ricoh New Zealand and CarbonInvoice attended and were up for the task.

This Planting Action Day tool place at Kimpton’s Farm, a small working farm and long-time partner of the Papakura Stream Restoration Project, which aims to restore and protect stream banks and water quality, as well as habitat for native species.

The landowner Keith Kimpton is part of the Kimpton family who first arrived in the area in 1846 and have been farming and caring for the land since then.

He saw an opportunity to reforest the unproductive land, but in his words "could never do that on my own". The human labour and energy provided by the attendees and the important follow up work help Keith realise this opportunity.

The seedlings will stabilise stream banks, preventing erosion and reducing the amount of sediment clogging up our waterways and making it’s way to the Manukau Harbour.

Some of the species planted: Mānuka, Kānuka, Tī kōuka (Cabbage Tree), Mapou, Red Matipo, Mānatu (Ribbonwood) and Sedges (native grasses).

There were a number of folks who were first time planters, but that didn't stop them from putting their all into planting the native seedlings. The average seedlings planted per person was 52, an impressive effort for many first time planters!
‍


No time wasted, straight to planting!

The Farrow Jamieson and  Ricoh New Zealand teams working hard.

Lauren planting a remarkably large tree much bigger than the others.

Tree showed up for an appearance and made everyone smile.

Prize winners

Nothing like a little healthy competition as motivation for a good cause.

Most enthusiastic planter — Lauren for planting an unusually large tree.

Most seedlings planted – [NAME] 126 native seedlings

"Feedback we’ve had is that this event was unique. Often people head out with their team, the people they see every day. But this planting day brought people together from different parts of the organisation for an experience."

Iain MacGibbon

MD

at

Farrow Jamieson

An event that strenghtens connections

The Farrow Jamieson Planting Action Day was a real world experience that created connections between the people who turned up. Several great collaborations saw colleagues and attendees focussed on their strengths, one digging and another planting.

  • Katherine and Ali from Ricoh were 'Team Muscle and the Mahi' -- taking out best collaboration for their cheerful hard work and top notch attitudes.

  • Rhys and Kristen who sit next to one another at Farrow Jamieson teamed up for the greater good with Rhys digging and Kirsten planting. Rhys also put in a stellar effort doing quality assurance to make sure the seedlings were planted.

  • Iain and his business and life parter Rosemary MacGibbon reminded us that "couples who plant together stay together", returning for their second year of planting action as a team.


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Incredible hard work everyone put into planting 1,145 native seedlings

Some of the seedlings planted

Highlights

Iain showed up in a shirt and tie. If you are going to plant 1100 seedlings you must be dressed appropriately.

Rhys from FJ took a client call mid planting who asked what he was doing. He pitched Carbon invoice. You’ll see on our invoices you get from us we plant tree for every job we do.

Rhys going and qa-ing other planters then replanting any that needed it. It’s this kind of spirit and care that the world needs more of. 

Lauren planting a remarkably large tree much bigger than the others. (Tree onesie!).

Tree showed up for an appearance and made everyone smile. 

There were a number of folks who were first time planters. 

A couple of great collaborations were made where colleagues focussed on their strengths, one digging and another one planting. 

Iain and Rosemary - couples who plant together stay together, returned for a second year of planting action.

Rhys and Kristen who sit next to one another at Farrow Jamieson teamed up for the greater good.

Katherine + Ali. The muscle and the Mahi took our best collaboration for their smiling hard work.

The energy and consistency across the group was high and maintained. Average seedlings planted per person was 52!

Carlos broke a spade while planting a bit too enthusiastically! Guess he’s been training a bit too hard for planting action days.

The landowner Keith Kimpton who’s 76 years old explained that he simply wouldn’t be able to do this reforestation work without support from Planting Action Day participants.

A few of the Ricoh team were very familiar with the site and drive past it from time to time to visit the cafes out here - insert cafe name.

A delicious and nourishing classic Kiwi sausage sizzle with the mandatory white bread, tomato sauce, onions and saussie!

"This was our first community Planting Action Day of 2024. A group of people came together to share the experience of planting native seedlings together. It’s so rewarding being out in nature doing work that’s physically demanding, and emotionally rewarding. Grateful to the business leaders and teams who came and made it happen."

Carlos Chambers

CEO

at

CarbonInvoice

~140 people of action from 33 businesses
planted 3,500 native seedlings in 3 cities

150+ powered people
planted 1000 native trees in 3 cities

Top Planters

Auckland

Victor Green

Flight Digital

188

native trees planted

5 July, 2024, Auckland

Christchurch

James Hurren

Crew Technology Recruitment

50

native trees planted

4 July 2024, Christchurch

Kristen Ellis

Ellis Insurance Brokers

41

native trees planted

12 July 2024, Wellington

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Victor Green

Flight Digital

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Shannon Barlow

Frog Recruitment

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Iain MacGibbon

Farrow Jamieson

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native trees

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James Hurren

Crew Technology Recruitment

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Missy-Limu-Franklin

Crew Technology Recruitment

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Stu Lang

Ryan Recruitment

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37
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4

Heather Keegan

Heights Recruitment

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36
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5

Rebecca O'Connor

Ryan Recruitment

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22
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Emily Keo

Ryan Recruitment

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21
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7

Julie Gilmore

Ryan Recruitment

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14
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Kristen Ellis

Ellis Insurance Brokers

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41
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Caitlin Potter

DataCubed

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29
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Ben Fidow

CK & Co

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19
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David Cunliffe

Polis Consulting Group

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Ngan Nguyen

McLaren Recruitment

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Auckland
Christchurch
Wellington
2,051 native seedlings planted thanks to 38 people of action

Amazing people of action

Brooks Alexander, Junior Public Relations Consultant at Network Communication

Matt Gunn, COO at Icehouse Ventures

Shannon Barlow, Frog Recruitmentat Managing Director

Sandy Trigg, Managing Director at Network Communication

Sharyn Saxby, Regional Manager at H2R Technology

Taryn Bredevelt, Senior Talent Manager and Aman Gill, Associate Consultant at Potentia

Nikki, Landowner

Iain MacGibbon, Managing Director at Farrow Jamieson and Rosemary MacGibbon, Director of Farrow Jamieson

Sam Nowell, Director - Strategic Operations at Potetia

Victor Green, Managing Director at Flight Digital

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450 native seedlings planted thanks to 22 people of action

Ryan Recruitment

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native trees planted

The team

Emily Keo, Consultant Business Support

Julie Gilmore, Managing Director

Rebecca O'Connor, Business Manager

Fiona Sanderson, Recruitment Consultant

Stu Lang, Consultant Industrial

Julie and Rececca

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native trees planted

Crew Technology Recruitment

The team

Look at how many trees each one planted!

Missy Limu-Franklin, Recruitment Consultant

Darren Fisher, Recruitment Consultant

Narna Millett, Recruitment Consultant

James Hurren, Recruitment Consultant

This is definitely on my list of highlights for 2024....or my whole life!

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Crew Technology Recruitment

Heights Recruitment

000
native trees planted

The team

Heather Keegan, Recruitment Partner

Cody McMullan, Partnership Director

Meg Laurenson, Managing Consultant

Beau McCarvill, Recruitment Partner

Our extended community

Josh Dry, Director of Business Development at Cogo

Lucy Tyndall, Sustainability and Climate Risk Specialist at Ministry for the Environment

Rupert de Paula, Creative Directorat Nontoxic

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598 native seedlings planted thanks to 41 people of action

Amazing people of action

Mark Smith, Managing Director at Frog Recruitment

Stella Boomert, Talent Manager at Potentia

Christian Redgewell, C3PO at Data Cubed

David Cunliffe, Partner and Directorat Polis Consulting

Ben Fidow, Salesperson at CK & Co

Caitlin Potter , Client Success Leadat DataCubed

In partnership with CVNZ
We’ve been blown away by the response to Planting Action Days. Thank you to the hundreds who participated! We’re proud of you for putting your energy into getting  seedlings into the ground across Aotearoa.  We made Planting Action Days for our customers, friends and businesses who wanted to do take action. Real carbon measurement, real native seedlings, real people making a positive difference. But Planting Actions Days are not ours. They belong to our community. Everyone is welcome to join the fun… and we hope you will too.

– Carlos and Sam

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