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Get your business in the spotlight and enter the Hi-Tech awards. The Small Business Conference and the next Activate Jumpstart Weekend are both on in March. We look at two make-up artists who are about to launch a film continuity iPhone App.

In this issue, Grow Wellingotn launches the Innovating for Health Challenge. We look at PAPERKUT Paperless receipts and see how their idea has turned into a business, and there's heaps of great conferences and courses on the agenda.

In this issue, From Seedling to Success - the Small Business Conference will be held in March. We are excited to launch the new Food and Beverage Database and a new feature is to be filmed on the Kapiti Coast and throughout the Wellingotn region this year!

In this issue, the next Activate course starts up in March, AngelHQ and NZIF have teamed up to increase the pool of capital available to the region and the GO UK competition closes in Feb.

In this issue, Webstock is back in Wellington for its 6th annual conference, and it's the last two weeks for nominations for the annual CFO awards, closing on 9 December. Grow Wellington has joined LinkedIn so be sure to join our new group and see what other social media platforms we're using. We have just added some great new video testimonials from three inspiring Wellington businesses and showcase a case study of Greenkeeper Systems Ltd.

In this issue we congratulate Wellington based production company Hoverlion for their top music video award and the 11 extraordinary Wellington businesses that made the Deloitte Fast 50 2011. We also explore the world of designer QR codes and online films with Ollie Langridge's two Wellington based companies Set QR NZ and Netfilms.

In this issue, we welcome our two new Business Growth Managers to the Grow Wellington Team and congratulate two amazing Wellington businesses for their recent successes. Dash Tickets has just received investment from Australian powerhouse Ministry of Sound, and Wellington entrepreneurs Karen Grice and Emily Loughnan's new app 'Fast, Fresh and Tasty' goes straight to number one.

In this issue, Startup Weekend is just a few weeks away, Startup Social is the precursor event. There's also a great rangte of events, courses and conferences on around Wellington this month.

In this issue, the AnimfxNZ annual conference is back in Wellington for it's 6th year, a great three day conference on animation, games and visual effects! Our Annual Report is now up on our website showcasing Grow Wellington's activity over the past year and includes some inspirational case studies. And there are plenty of interesting business events happening around the city, so be sure to register and secure your place.

In this issue we congratulate the five Wellington finalists of the Unlimited Investment Challenge. Do you have a brilliant clean technology idea? Check out the Global Entrepreneurial Week Clean Tech Challenge.

In this issue, we profile Activate's recent business bootcamp - JumpStart, and one year on from the initial Christchurch earthquake - see what your business can learn about being effective in challenging times.

In this issue we recognise New Zealand indusry leaders throught the film The Last Dogs of Winter and new language translation site OpenBorder. Also call for innovation companies to foster the industy leaders of the future through the Summer of Tech programme.

In this issue we set the record straight on tax and failed software programmes, offer practical advice on disaster continuity planning and feature Kiwi ingenuity at it's best with a dynamic collaboration with Massey University.

In this issue, celebrity chefs serve up to brand new culinary event, Bright ideas challenge is in full swing and BizDojo launches in Wellington.

In this issue, our newsletter will now arrive fortnightly! Film Wellington offers a workshop for screen industry technicians, and read some of the inspiring storys from Wellington Entrepreneurs.

In this issue, there's a Director opportunity in Wellington, applications now open for MSI Postgraduate Internships and John Key to speak at the Political Series event.

In this issue Wellington Chamber of Commerce presents Export Breakfast and NZTE's Escalator Service offers free workshops on Capital Raising and Power Pitching.

In this issue, Bright ideas Challenge is now underway, Workshops on how to pitch your idea in 100 words,and Creative HQ has organised a one day entrepreneurship seminar.

In this issue registrations open for Bright Ideas Challenge and ultra fast broadband is coming soon to NZ, we look at the economic opportunities.

In this issue tables are turned at Damsel's Den where the angels are put in the hot seat, and Spring Board offers practical gocernance training for emerging directors and Trustees.

In this issue RWC2011 is just around the corner, Wellington Chamber of Commerce hosts Hon. Paula Bennett and Hon. Bill English.

In this issue we look at opportunities for NZ Businesses with this years RWC 2011 and how Wellington business owners put their hands up to help Christchurch businesses.

In this issue Whitireia New Zealand launches their Small Business Development Program and the MSI Development Grants 2011 has kicked off.

In this issue we offer support to the people of Christchurch, hear from internationally renowned angel investor Bill Payne and the Escalator Service runs a power pitching workshop.

In this issue we look at a new business training workshop series for SME's, and you can view videos from the Summer of Tech seminar series.

In this issue we introduce the New Business101 Headstart program, bringing together business professionals, local providers and the local business community. 'Her Business Networks' a speed networking opportunity to create new business relationships and meet the new Director of Le Cordon Bleau New Zealand.

In this issue we welcome back the amazing Webstock conference, introduce you to 'Postcards Home' a new resource for international students, and seminars to help you with your tax obligations.