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Entries for SBNs regional business award categories are now closed but the search continues to find NZs most inspiring Social Innovations, Sustainability Champions and Sustainable Design and Innovations.


The economic downturn has created a growing sustainability divide, separating New Zealand businesses that understand and embrace sustainable business practices from those which see it as an "add-on".


Check out the great new NZ Herald advertisement featuring EECA and the Sustainable Business Network!

The Sustainable Business Network membership has recently elected a new National Board, including Chair and Vice-Chair, for 2010/2011. 


Read on for 5 good reasons why you should enter the 2010 NZI Sustainable Business Network Awards!


Helping business succeed through sustainability

Sustainable businesses are cost-efficient and productive, attract and retain loyal customers, and offer a great place to work. We provide advice and support to help business succeed through becoming more sustainable. We support our members year-round with networking opportunities, practical tools, training and sustainability assessments.

How would you like to connect with the Sustainable Business Network?

DO stuff
Use these practical tools that help you take action now.
Get Sust Online, Carbon4Good, GreenFleetGet Sustainable Challenge, Discounted energy audits

LEARN stuff
Learn best practice and how to build a successful sustainable business.
Seminars and Workshops, ACE Carbon Calculator, Sustainable Business Review, Sign up for the Latest News

SHARE Stuff
Tell your stories and bring others along for the journey.
Member Directory, Greenlist, Adviceline, Networking, SBN Awards

CREATE Stuff
Make new things, innovate with fresh ideas, products and services.
Trailblazer Forums, Collaborate with other SBN members, Design and Innovate, Work with SBN to create new tools or services

Is your business ready to become more sustainable? Take our free, 5 minute survey.

SBN is proudly supported by NZI and EECA.