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Clubs New Zealand 2020 AGM Wrap Up
17 September 2020
Last week the Clubs New Zealand 2020 Annual General Meeting was held digitally via Zoom. This was a first for Clubs New Zealand and we would like to thank all the delegates that attended, participated and provided feedback.
Updating you Privacy Policy and Application form in anticipation of the new Privacy Act 2020
17 September 2020
In anticipation of the new Privacy Act coming into force in December this year, Clubs New Zealand has reviewed the template privacy policy and template membership application form for clubs.
Both these updated templates can be found in the resources section of the website under Members Area > Resources > Membership.
Clubs New Zealand 2020 Annual General Meeting
10 September 2020
The Clubs New Zealand 2020 Annual General Meeting will be taking place tomorrow morning, Friday, 11 September at 9.30am, via Zoom.
If you have not yet registered please do so using the link below (please note that your registration for last weeks test will not work with tomorrows AGM, you must re-register using the below or the link sent to you via email).
The Typsy free trial is ending soon! Have you checked it out
10 September 2020
Back in July, Clubs New Zealand announced that we were partnering with the world’s leading online hospitality education platform Typsy to provide your club and staff with unlimited access to engaging online learning from some of the world’s best hospitality professionals and industry experts.
There are a few weeks left for clubs to jump onboard and check out the Typsy platform for free to see if it will work for you and your staff.
Invercargill Workingmen's Club Spud Dig Day
2 September 2020
Many years ago, a group of members of the Invercargill Workingmen’s Club (also known as IWMC) wanted to do something for Hospice, an organization that many of our community have family frequent. Their idea was novel; a spud competition, but not just any spud was to be grown.
