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6/9/2018 Double Farley e-News September 2018 Kia Ora!Here’s a few words and some interesting pictures of what we’ve been up to at Double Farley, and also an overview and events listing for Confluence. Melita and Kevin also want to thank everyone in Whanganui, and further afield, who’ve helped and supported us to work in new ways. Including the unknown subject in our opening photograph, whose splash of colour to tells us spring is here° Cheers, Kevin & Melita  Work in new waysMany people ask us “What is it you do?” and this has to be the hardest question to answer, especially when trying to keep it brief. Indeed, just like Lego there are numerous ways that we can put together the answer. So we reply “We work in new ways.”, but despite being an intriguing way of summarising us, it often leaves people none-the-wiser. Rather than just reel off a list of clients, which are a eclectic bunch, we can instead list some of the essential building blocks we build from:
There's more news for september 2018 in our pdf download:
1/4/2018 Double Farley e-news march 2018 CC4.0 by Double Farley Kia ora koutou! What an eventful month it has been! We have been incredibly lucky to attend lots of amazing events in Whanganui and further afield, and meet so many amazing and inspiring people! We have lots of exciting news to share with you this month. Melita & Kevin  Copyright Double Farley. All rights reserved. What we've been up to this montH As well as our regular project work, over the last month we've been lucky enough to: Speak on a Panel at the amazing Thrive Social Enterprise Expo. Run a great Business Canvas workshop with a fabulous group of business owners. Host a screening of Set in Stone for a fantastic group of 76 students from Kelburn Normal School. Talk to the Palmerston North Probus club about our film-making experiences. Attend a great workshop in Auckland to learn more about creating Augmented Reality stories.  Photo by Mike Wilson on Unsplash Customer experience journey workshoPHappy customers are your best marketing! On Saturday 7 April, we'll be running a workshop to help you map the experience you want your customers to have; from their first contact with your business right through to them paying their final bill. You'll identify everything your business needs to do to make their experience amazing and create an action plan to make it happen! This process works for any kind of business and any size of business. Book online at Confluence.kiwi which is where the workshop will take place.  Mayor of Wanganui, Mr Hope Gibbons, placing soil from the battlefields of Belgium in the Maori Memorial - Photograph taken by Frank J Denton. Ref: 1/1-017366-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/22755844 Set in Stone screening We're excited that Aotea Utanganui - The Museum of South Taranaki will be screening Set in Stone on Anzac Day. This an excellent opportunity to visit a great museum and catch the film as well! Screening details: 6:30pm, Wednesday, 25 April 2018 Aotea Utanganui - 127 Egmont Street, Patea More details  Photo by James Owen on Unsplash Exciting news... coming soon! We have exciting news about a new film we've been working on!
We can't reveal the news just yet - but keep an eye on our Facebook page for an announcement! |
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