Kerikeri District Business Association & MPRE Marketing

The Kerikeri District Business Association represents local business people with the primary aim of creating an environment for businesses to prosper and grow. In addition the Association works to assist and promote businesses in Kerikeri through representation and a program of activities that are designed to bring business to the district.

At present the KKDBA has approximately 200 members.

A Guide to the Kerikeri District Business Association

Membership is open to all businesses in the district and a yearly membership allows access to all of the benefits that such a network provides and supports the efforts of the volunteer committee to promote business growth and well-being in the district.

Alongside organising and executing high profile events, The Committee actively represents members in relevant forums both within and outside our community.

The Kerikeri District Business Association liaises with and lobbies the Far North District Council and other bodies to highlight the specific issues that relate to Kerikeri with respect to growth and development of the local commercial environment.

The association also promotes initiatives and activities that put Kerikeri on the map and takes every opportunity to promote the district as a potential location to visit, live and invest as well as to improve and develop conditions for those residents and businesses already located here.

The Kerikeri District Business Association holds monthly meetings which provide a forum where members can express views on any issues that members feel are affecting their businesses or the business community.

Our hugely popular “After 5” Networking Evenings held regularly throughout the year provide an opportunity for members to profile and promote their business and share ideas. With canapés and wine to boot it’s a valuable time to relax and catch up with fellow members.

A Monthly Newsletter provides up-to-date information about current events and issues affecting the town, and/or matters which have been discussed within committee. This is emailed to members, and delivered to those who don’t use email.