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Northland - Land of Opportunity

Why we did it

Great place branding will help us stand out from the crowd, to stand tall, and shout loud and proud that we are Northlanders. We have a fine region and we are happy to share it with others.

Place branding attempts to define the uniqueness of a place in all the good ways, through a system of tools designed to build a positive reputation of a place, to present a consistent, coherent message for both Northlanders and the wider world.

For Northlanders, it is about lifting our attitudes and aspirations, about making Northland a better place for our families and ourselves to live in.
It will assist us in competing with other regions and countries when it comes to picking up business investment dollars to create jobs for ourselves and our youth.
It will assist local companies attract investment to expand (more and better jobs)
It will be an invaluable tool to help attract visitors and tourists to the region (more and better jobs).

Our young people are achieving up there with the best. We are a region that has the best to offer in the way of lifestyle, sublime coast, weather and outdoor activities (how many other New Zealanders come to our place for their holidays!). When all Northlanders hold their heads high and proudly proclaim that Northland rocks, a change will start to take place - a mindset that will have us standing tall.

And so Northland's reputation will begin to change and our aspirations will become true - our powerful place and space with strong foundations and an independent spirit, an environment that is open to new ideas and encourages new growth.

There will also be economic changes. As we attract more tourists, more business investment and increase our exports, we create more and better jobs, better amenities, better services, better education, better events, better opportunities for us all.

Life just gets better for us all.

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