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The North Harbour club was established on 18 May, 1995.

Originally, a group of North Shore business people met and established a constitution with the objectives below:

  1. To promote the North Harbour region.
  2. For business establishments of the region to meet and network for the good of the region.
  3. To form a Charitable Trust to raise funds and present scholarships to the youth of the North Harbour region.

To qualify for the AIMES Awards, recipients must have shown outstanding ability or potential in the areas of the arts, information technology, music, education, sport.

 

Upcoming Events....

Lexus of North Shore Luncheon Programme:

Friday 12th July – Nigel Latta – Spencer on Byron Hotel, Takapuna

Well known to all of us, psychologist Nigel Latta will entertain and inform us in his own inimitable style.  

 

Simpson Western After 5 Series

(usually held at the Takapuna Boating Club)

Thursday 23rd May; Thursday 15th August, Thursday 26th September; Thursday 21st November  

Come along and join us for a relaxed drink after work with North Harbour Club members and their guests

 


AIMES AWARDS

“I will never be able to thank-you enough for the support you have given me over the years. Anytime something lovely happens in my career I always think of how the AIMES awards helped position me in the right place for it to happen.” Sarah McCallum

 

And the winners are.......

North Harbour Club AIMES Awards 2012

announced & presented!

We were delighted to announce our AIMES Awards Winners for 2012 at our annual black tie dinner at the Bruce Mason Centre on Saturday 3rd November.  This year's winners are an outstanding group. They are:- 

Rob Tucker

(The Bruce Mason Centre Award for Excellence in the Arts);

Amy Smith

(The Massey University Award for Excellence in IT, Innovation & Science);

Jason Bae

(The Albany Toyota Award for Excellence in Music);

Andrew MacDonald

(The Kristin School Award for Excellence in Education);

Lydia Ko

(The AUT Millennium Institute Award for Excellence in Sport);

Joe Bergin

(The ASB Award for Excellence in Service to the Community). 

Lydia Ko was crowned the Supreme AIMES Award winner. 

The total awarded this year was $110,000.00.  A massive thank you to all of our Sponors and Members who make this possible.

We were also very excited to announce our Bellingham Wallace Emerging Talent Award Winners at a special cocktail function at the Spencer on Byron Hotel in Takapuna on Wednesday 31st October.

They are:- Teneale Hatton, Nick Hall, Ben Sanders, Petra Bullock, Mattea Mrkusic, Sarah Mitchell and Jeremy Reid


 North Harbour Club Ambassador Cam Calkoen's First Speech

Watch it here!




With the presentation of awards worth over $110,000 in 2012, the North Harbour Club has now awarded over $1.4 million worth of AIMES Awards to the young people of our fantastic region since 1995. The club’s founders, members, sponsors and supporters should all be very proud.

The North Harbour Club is an association of Auckland’s North Harbour/Shore leaders in local affairs, business, education, sport and social development. Members of the club, who are all residents or have their businesses in the North Harbour area, have, among other stated aims, the desire to promote excellence by encouraging and providing financial assistance to the young people of the North Harbour region who have significant ability in their chosen field and display personal characteristics which make them worthy of our support.

The annual AIMES Awards are the highest-profile face of the North Harbour Club, but the objectives are five-fold:

  1. To establish and maintain a club of non-political character for Members to meet through regular lunches and social activities.

  2. To establish a charitable trust, known as The North Harbour Club Charitable Trust, to promote and develop local talent in the fields covered by the AIMES Awards.

  3. To support cultural, sporting and recreational activities in the region.

  4. To foster a spirit of pride in the region.

  5. To foster a ‘good neighbour’ and ‘good citizen’ ethos in the region.

Membership of the North Harbour Club returns benefits to Members as well as the youth the Club chooses to reward. A series of luncheons throughout the year, each with a high-quality guest speaker, are calendar highlights, allowing Members to mix and mingle while enjoying good food and fine wine. In this way Members receive an opportunity to meet each other, entertain clients and help our outstanding young achievers advance their careers at the same time.

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