The Asia New Zealand Foundation is asking Auckland’s Chinese and Indian-owned export businesses to share their experiences through a short survey.

The research, which takes around 7–8 minutes to complete, is focused on businesses exporting goods or services, including education.

Responses will be used to help the Foundation and government agencies engage more effectively with local businesses and build stronger connections between New Zealand and Asia.

All feedback is confidential and reported only in aggregate.

As part of the project, participants will also be invited to a Foundation-hosted networking event in Auckland.

The Asia New Zealand Foundation describes itself as the country’s leading provider of Asia-related insights and experiences, helping New Zealanders gain the knowledge, skills and confidence to succeed in Asia.

For Hibiscus Coast businesses owned by Chinese or Indian families, this survey offers a chance to have their voices heard and to shape how agencies connect with them in the future.

It could also open doors to new business relationships across the region.

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