Sponsor and exhibitor profiles
In the interests of sustainability, conference handbooks are not being produced for this conference so we’ve been looking for creative ways of providing other opportunities.
Here is a page profiling our wonderful sponsors, as without them, this conference would not be what it is today
Here is a page profiling our wonderful sponsors, as without them, this conference would not be what it is today
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Like you, we are walkers, scooterers and cyclists. We believe that active modes enhance wellbeing and health, connect communities, address inequities and progress us towards a greener and low-carbon Aotearoa. The projects we undertake include planning and designing what we hope are active mode facilities that make a difference. We love to look ahead and adapt our work to suit upcoming innovative technologies, such as micromobility. Working together, our purpose is to make everyday better.
Be Counted Technology delivers automated solutions to support growth in Walking and Cycling infrastructure development, from data monitoring, through to public engagement and involvement with promotion and safety systems.
If you're looking for a company who can provide you quality automatic Pedestrian and Cycle Counters, LED signage and Active Promotional Technology, you've come to the right place. We can also assist you with design and build solutions for monitoring movements, reporting data trends and provide maintenance services for the solutions we deliver. To find out more visit www.becounted.co.nz or come see us at the stand. Boffa Miskell works across New Zealand on projects ranging from shared paths and pedestrian-focused placemaking in our bustling city centres, to consulting on mountain bike and hiking trails in the most remote parts of the country.
Much of what we do is centred around connecting communities; bringing people together with their neighbours and with nature. We believe that providing opportunities for cycling, scootering, walking and running supports a more sustainable lifestyle; enhancing the well-being of Aotearoa’s people and the places we call home. And let’s face it – moving around outside is a lot more fun than sitting in traffic. You can see our work here. |
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The Cycling Action Network (CAN) is NZ's network of cycling advocates. It is the national voice for people on bicycles - recreational, commuter and touring. We work with government, local authorities, businesses and the community on behalf of cyclists.
CAN's goals are to: promote the benefits of cycling; improve safety for cyclists; encourage creation of a good cycling environment; advocate for integrated cycle planning; and increase the number of cyclists on our roads. CAN has affiliated groups and individual members throughout the country and is a member of the World Cycling Alliance. CAN has more than 5,000 supporters, including local government organisations, transportation consultancies and cycle industry businesses. |
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GHD recognises and understands the world is constantly changing. We are committed to solving the world’s biggest challenges in the areas of water, energy and urbanisation.
We are a global professional services company that leads through engineering, construction and architectural expertise. Our forward-looking, innovative approaches connect and sustain communities around the world. Delivering extraordinary social and economic outcomes, we are focused on building lasting relationships with our partners and clients. Established in 1928, we remain wholly owned by our people. We are 10,000+ diverse and skilled individuals connected by over 200 offices, across five continents – Asia, Australia, Europe, North and South America, and the Pacific region. Visit ghd.com/en/nz to find out more. |
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Lime is proud to be New Zealand’s first and largest shared e-scooter operator. Our aim is to reduce dependence on personal cars for short trips and leave future generations with a cleaner, healthier planet.
In New Zealand, our riders have taken more than six million trips since 2018, including 735,000+ trips in Dunedin, where we have operated for more than two years. Globally, our users have achieved more than 200 million rides, saving more than 50 million car trips - equivalent to a traffic jam wrapping more than 6 1/2 times around the earth. www.li.me Living Streets Aotearoa (LSA) is New Zealand’s national walking and pedestrian education charity. LSA works to develop walking-friendly communities throughout New Zealand and to promote the social, environmental, health and economic benefits of walking as a means of transport and recreation.
LSA has taken up the challenge to address these issues, by working with communities, and public and private sector agencies at all levels to provide education, practical advice and expertise. Through these activities we aim to help shape policy and infrastructure to support pedestrians and walkers, and to encourage more people to get out and about on foot more often. We emphasise the relationship between walking and access to public transport, walking is a significant part of Climate Change and Public Health solutions. Manatū Hauora (Ministry of Health) is the kaitiaki of the health and disability system in Aotearoa New Zealand. We work to ensure that all New Zealanders can achieve pae ora (healthy futures). A key part of this mahi is supporting people to get active, including through walking and cycling. We publish evidence-based guidelines on healthy eating and activity across the life course, and work with government agencies to create environments that make being active an easy choice for all New Zealanders. Further information about physical activity can be found on the Manatū Hauora website here.
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Resin Surfaces are experts in the provision of durable Coloured and high skid resistance surfaces, suitable for walking and cycling paths.
They have been in business for 11 years and have installed may high profile coloured surfacing jobs including, Aucklands pink Nelson street bridge, Federal Street cycleway, and the Carrington rainbow bridge. Palmerston Norths “He Ara Kotahi” walking and cycling bridge, including glow in the dark sections on the approaches and Ngaruawahias “Te Awa” Bridge. The Managing Director Mike Coote will be in attendance at the conference and is happy to discuss your projects with you. SmartSense - people driven intelligence
Real time movements Whether it is the movements of people and cyclists around a CBD, passengers flows at events and stations, road traffic on highways or tracking individuals around factories or large building, SmartSense have customised solutions available for rapid deployment. Full support and training is provided to deliver accurate and actionable data direct to the people who need it. Data capture, analytics and advice With many years of expertise in data capture and data quality assessment, SmartSense's Richard Young can provide trusted and independent advice and analysis of client or crowd sourced movement data. - Independent peer review of movement data analysis undertaken by others. - Short and long term surveys of movements on road networks, pedestrian and shared environments. - Data capture and evaluation of tactical urban deployments, footfall, dwell times, return visits. Communities are fundamental. Whether around the corner or across the globe, they provide a foundation, a sense of place and of belonging. That's why at Stantec, we always design with community in mind.
We care about the communities we serve—because they're our communities too. We're designers, engineers, planners, scientists, and project managers, innovating together at the intersection of community, creativity, and client relationships. Balancing these priorities results in projects that advance the quality of life in communities across the globe. You’ll find us in 16 locations throughout New Zealand and a further 350 around the world. Visit stantec.com/newzealand |
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Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is focused on providing an integrated land transport system that helps keep people moving.
We look after the national transport system with our partners and are innovating to make sure the system is efficient and sustainable. Towns and cities thrive when people can move around them easily and have good choices about how they get to work, connect with family and friends, and access shops and services. We invest in walking and cycling facilities to support vibrant communities which everyone can access, as well as providing travel choices that are good for our health and take care of the planet. |
