About Member Spotlight

As a Club member you have the opportunity to showcase your business to other club members and guests at a dinner meeting. Besides your 10 minute presentation on the evening, your business is also advertised in the club newsletter, website, club social media pages, and you may exhibit your promotional material on the dining tables on the evening of your presentation.

The Member Spotlight is an excellent opportunity to promote your business!

The cost is $50.00 for newsletter costs plus providing a $30.00 raffle prize, a total of $80.00 for members. This also entitles you to:

  • advertise in the newsletter
  • advertise on our website
  • place information about your business at every place setting
  • plus give a 10 minute presentation about your business

But be quick - book your Spotlight now!

Contact Wendy Liew

Member Spotlight

Jill Wyatt, The Gift Factory has become The Christmas Gift FactoryJill Wyatt

The Gift Factory

The Christmas Gift Factory hampers & gifts contain a wonderful selection of NZ made artisan products. With years of experience we are able to source interesting product from all over New Zealand.

Included in our creative gift range are gorgeous gifts made by clever artisan New Zealanders.

Our bespoke gourmet range includes hampers for gluten free, vegan and some cultural requirements.

Beautifully presented the gourmet hampers are a delicious way to say thank you to a valued client or Merry Christmas to family or friends.  

I started The Gift Factory many years ago to make hampers & gifts using NZ artisan products. The fabulous gourmet products used in TGF gourmet hampers made by NZ Artisan producers are natural & delicious.

Also I include a gift range of beautiful hand crafted artisan items in the creative gift range.

My interest in natural products together with my creativity inspired me to make hampers & gifts. It is my pleasure to make fabulous hampers for the enjoyment of the recipient.

In recent times The Gift Factory has become The Christmas Gift Factory just making hampers and gifts for the Christmas season only.

Order from www.thegiftfactory.co.nz

If you are keen to promote your business via a Spotlight but are worried about presenting to the group, Arlene Nicholson, a member of our committee and Learning & Development Consultant, will be happy to help you do it. 

Arlene trains and coaches people on presenting to others and will give you a free hour of her time to get some tips on how to do it. If you'd like to give it a go and would like her help, email: binspired.nz@gmail.com.

Arlene Nicholson   |   Learning & Development Consultant   |   www.binspired.nz

"I’ve been a member of the Auckland Executive Club for several years and came to realise that if I was to more than verbally connect with members, I needed to ‘step up’ and do a Spotlight. This was, at first, alarming and needed allocated time, but valuable professionally and personally. 

Since then I’ve done three… each one better than the last on my terms, as well as from feedback from fellow members and guests."

- Pamela Elliot, Intimo

"The Spotlight was a great way of promoting our major event this year and giving the attendees a better understanding of the issues and service we provide. People are totally unaware of the prevalence of sexual abuse. I was able to gain a lot of support and volunteers for our event Colour Me Purple form the night. We also had leads for engagement in our major campaign called #act2HELP with a retirement village willing to support us. I can't recommend the Hot Spot enough. Everyone's approachable. My only mistake was not to get the Akl Exec It person to help prior with my presentation. There is always someone to help at the club if you need it! "

- Ruth Davy, Fundraiser, HELP

"I came along to the networking evening without any expectations but in the hope I would meet some inspirational women. I certainly achieved that.

I learnt things I didn’t know, pondered over opinions, and was awed by Gaye’s achievements. Additionally I was entertained and educated by the speakers."

- Sharon Dawson, DirectSafety