Startup Breakfast Club July

Knowing and understanding your customer is at the core of every successful Startup. Whether it be directly to individuals or businesses. Understanding what customers wants and needs are is they key to providing them with an extraordinary service. At this Startup Breakfast Club we have invited two speakers to discuss the importance of 'Knowing Your Customer'.

First off, you’ll hear Tasneem Gould, Head of Product and Marketing at Flow Software. Tas has been privileged to work with some of NZ's best software companies including Xero, OrionHealth, Deloitte, MYOB (x3) and SLI Systems. She's also involved with training and consulting with numerous organisations as part of GSDA. Tas is an experienced practitioner and trainer in product-led software development, with deep skills in Customer Experience Design, Product Strategy, Release Planning, and Agile Development. Tasneem will present on the importance of 'The Customer Interview Process' and how this can be done effectively as a Startup.

Next up, you’ll hear from Stuart Dillon-Roberts, Founder at Hail. Stuart leads Hail, a software service that allows organisations to create, collaborate and share digital publications. The Hail team is based at Te Ōhaka with a primary focus on the EduTech sector. Stuart holds a Masters Degree from London University. Stuart is an avid supporter of social good organisations having formed New Zealand’s first social-enterprise digital agency as well supporting numerous charitable and social good organisations.

Stuart will speak at this event about what tools and techniques were used for Hail, as a small Startup, to get to know their customers better.

This is a must-attend event so don't miss out! Get your insights, meet your startup tribe, and enjoy the free-flowing coffee and breakfast nibbles. Thanks to MYOB, it’s all free so secure your spot now!

*Please note: If you are not able to make it, please let us know in advance so we can reduce the amount of food waste as this is a catered event.

Parking: There are parks across the road by Washington Skate park or out the front of the Te Ōhaka building along Moorehouse avenue. These parks can fill up very quickly in the morning. There are also parks found along Allen Street off of Madras Street along the front of the ARA building. The rest of the carparks found around this area are pay to park carparks.

Directions to Event: K Block is located in the glass building along Moorehouse Avenue - Directly across the road from Washington Skate Park. The easiest way to the event is to walk through the car park and enter the glass doors, right of the Strategy building on the corner of Moorhouse Avenue & Madras Street.