Coworking
Bike Stop
Ruth James
International residents - Kurt Cordice
We are fortunate that at Basestation we attract a number of people who are from overseas. This contributes to the diverse and inclusive culture we seek to foster in our coworking space. With Canada Day coming up on Monday 1st July, we thought it would be a good excuse to kōrero with one of our Canadian residents.
Meet Kurt Cordice from Enigmatic Global, he is a regular user of our hot desks at Basestation and has been with us since 2017.
Basestation Bytes | Winter 2024
Kia ora koutou,
Thank you for being part of our Basestation community. You have received this email because you are a past or present resident, you have used one of our spaces, or signed up to our newsletter via our reception kiosk or on our website.
We appreciate the contribution you have made to #BasestationLife and we celebrate that in 2024 as we head to towards our 10th birthday.
As this is our first email to our wider community in ten years, we'll take the opportunity to invite you to stay on our mailing list and keep up to date with what is happening at Basestation - we intend to send 'seasonal' newsletters so you won't be bombarded, you'll only get the good stuff. However, if you would prefer not to hear from us, please click on the link at the bottom of the page and there will be no hard feelings :-)
If you would like to know more about Basestation happenings, please read on.
Mā te wā,
Current availability at Basestation
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We have flexible packages available in our hot desk space to suit everyone, whether you just want to come in for one hour or you want a permanent desk - we've got you covered! |
NEW We have several different sized private offices and team spaces available now for small or large teams. |
We regularly run events in central Tauranga and our Babbage space is available to book during week days and weekends for 40 up to 80+ people. |
Building community - Repair Cafe
Basestation is passionate about building community - especially if it supports sustainability.
For the last few years Basestation has been hosting the Tauranga Repair Cafe. We sponsor this monthly event by providing access to our Babbage Event Space, which is also home to Tinkd Makerspace.
Perks of being a Basestation resident
Basestation isn't just somewhere you can hot desk, hold a meeting, or host an event - it's also a welcoming community with a mission to provide a space to help build relationships to support professional collaboration and personal growth. Here are just some of the perks you can experience when you become a Basestation resident.
Sustainability at Basestation
The culture at Basestation has always focused on sustainability, and this has only grown over time as new opportunities and initiatives have developed.
Making it easy for our residents and customers to engage in our efforts is paramount.
Techweek inspired blog with June Chong from TechnologyWise
As it is Techweek this week; Aotearoa’s festival for tech that’s good for the world - we thought it would be a good excuse to catch up with some of our residents in the technology sector at Basestation. One of the longest standing companies here is TechnologyWise, we sat down for a kōrero with June Chong, one of the youngest members of the team.
Parents of Basestation: Kōrero with Soraya Hebert from STEMWana
With it being the school holidays at the moment, we thought now would be a good time to shine a spotlight on some of the parents who regularly use Basestation. We caught up with Soraya Hebert from STEM Wana for a kōrero on how she navigates mahi with a 18 month old tamariki in tow .
Parents of Basestation: Kōrero with John Baker from Architectus
With it being the school holidays at the moment, we thought now would be a good time to shine a spotlight on some of the parents who regularly use Basestation. We caught up with John Baker from Architectus for a kōrero on how he navigates mahi with two young tamariki at home.
Basestation Mana Enhancing Understanding
At the beginning of the year we started asking our residents for feedback - we asked “What’s working and what’s not working.”
As well as some really lovely feedback (which we will share shortly in our social media), there were some items we were able to action or fix, and some we are still working on. One of the outcomes from doing this was to create a Basestation Mana Enhancing Understanding.