Rob Mcgregor Email & Phone Number

Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand

Accentuate+ Public Relations (Accentuate)We help businesses and organisations become known. We raise their profile, making them more noticeable or prominent so they become more successful.We believe all organisations have public relations – whether they seek to manage their profile or reputation proactively or not. The choice is entirely over to you. That said, you may wonder how you will get customers or clients if they don’t know you exist.While PR is more than just placing news releases and getting media coverage; ‘earned’ media or editorial, is one of the most effective ways for an organisation to raise their profile, gain credibility and present their point of view, without paying for advertising.We have yet to meet a chief executive who didn’t want to read (or listen to) a great story about their business in the media – even better if it is accompanied by images of their products or logo!Perhaps the most important job we do is to advise what not to do. We are experienced and we know what works. Just as importantly, we know what doesn’t work so you won’t waste your time and money on initiatives that won’t deliver results."If you keep on doing what you've always done, you'll keep on getting what you've always got" – WL Bateman. For different results, call AccentuateAccentuate. What’s in a name.Our inspiration was simple and comes from one of our favourite songs which, to us, sums up Public Relations – ‘Accentuate the Positive’. The music was written by Harold Arlen and the lyrics by Johnny Mercer. Simply put, we help accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative.www.accentuatepr.co.nz

Wellington Region, New Zealand

About the Urban Art Foundation The Urban Art Foundation is a not-for-profit charity (Charities registration number CC59508) committed to making art accessible on streets and in public gateways to enrich New Zealander’s experience of their urban environment. It takes art created by New Zealand artists out of archives. It displays it in contemporary easily accessible, outdoor digital media sites – street furniture - for people to view as a source of enjoyment and education.This is achieved through an association with outdoor media company oOh!media which provide electronic billboards in city centers, shopping malls and bus shelters throughout New Zealand.In late 2021, UAF signed an exclusive agreement with the Clerk of the House, David Wilson, to show Urban Art Exhibitions on Parliament TV, Freeview 31 and Sky Channel 68 when the House is not sitting. That programme is called arTVox and first went to air on 16 December 2021.Urban Art’s exhibitions appear in shopping malls, gateways and on street signage across the country. Exhibitions screen in Auckland, Taranaki, Hamilton, Christchurch, Bay of Plenty and Wellington where Urban Art has a unique six-screen digital gallery on Lambton Quay’s ‘Golden Mile’, the busiest shopping area in New Zealand.New Zealand continues to be the only country in the world that presents art to the public in this manner on an ongoing basis, with up to three million pedestrians being exposed to the works during the course of an exhibition.

Wellington

Now known as Research For Life, see: http://researchforlife.org.nz/ the Foundation supports all the major medical research bodies including the School of Medicine, Wellington Hospital, Victoria University, Wakefield Surgical Research Trust and Malaghan Institute of Medical Research.The Foundation has funded work in many areas, including research into the basic understanding of cancer, kidney disease and conditions of particular concern in the Wellington region, such as asthma.

Wellington & Wairarapa, New Zealand

About ICCNZThe Italian Chamber of Commerce in New Zealand Inc. (ICCNZ) focuses on Italian companies wishing to establish commercial or industrial links with New Zealand, Italian companies or their representative offices already established in New Zealand and New Zealand firms wanting to develop their activities in the Italian markets.Incorporated in 2000, ICCNZ promotes bilateral trade, provides information and support to companies in international trade, general consultations, referrals, import and export data, workshops, market research, trade fairs and trade delegations, interpreting, trade mark registration and litigation.ICCNZ is built on the support of many who are passionate about New Zealand Italy connections - through personal, business and cultural interests - and our aim is to build and grow these connections through shared support and networks.Connected with the Italian Chambers in the World and the Embassy of Italy in New Zealand, ICCNZ can therefore assist and promote your business in many ways.

Nonprofit; 51-200 employees; Hospital & Health Care industry Te Omanga Hospice is a Charitable Trust that specialises in support and care for those living with a terminal illness, helping patients to make the most of their life that remains and ensuring that they die comfortably with dignity and in their own homes if they wish.The Hospice also provides support and care for the family and close friends during the patient’s illness and in bereavement. All the Hospice services are provided free of charge to its 600 plus patients each year. The Hospice has been providing its services to the Hutt Valley community since 1979.The specialist team of doctors, nurses and therapists together with the support of a volunteer army of 500 focus on enabling patients to have quality time at the end of their life.All hospice services are provided free of charge to patients and families.Te Omanga receives 35% of its annual funding needs from the local community with the balance being provided through a contract with the Hutt Valley District Health Board.

With over 20 years in public relations, Rob’s experience includes strategic communications planning and programme development and implementation, crisis preparedness and issues management, stakeholder management, public affairs and government relations, financial communications and investor relations, public information campaigns and business mentoring.He has also been responsible for integrating client communications, ensuring advertising, direct marketing and public relations work together to fulfill an organisation’s business and marketing objectives. Rob is an accomplished speechwriter. His work on the Electoral Referendum and Firefighters campaigns has won international recognition from the International Association of Business Communicators.Rob is a trustee of Te Omanga Hospice, chairs the board’s finance committee, and writes the Wellington Business Blog on wotzon.com.

Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand

Wellington, New Zealand