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THE BULLETIN #42
#KIAKAHA
WHAT’S ON?
MFE AUCKLAND WHAT’S ON?
MFE Auckland has had two great functions at LIFE
FLAME TREE
Central over the last two weeks. LIFE Central is a
Flame Tree did an amazing job of wowing UOA Clubs
great venue and has many flexible spaces suitable
for their end of year Club Awards 2020. The event
for an arrange of events. The first event was a
had a magical garden theme to it. Flame Tree made
cocktail function for 206pax for REINZ and the week
an incredible cocktail on arrival, plated dinner and
following hosted REINZ for a 260pax conference.
petit fours for 80pax. Ka pai team!
The food looked amazing team - ka pai!
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WHAT’S ON? PUKETUTU ISLAND ESTATE
PUKETUTU EXPOSITION
ISLAND ESTATE
Industry guests were
Have you heard of Puketutu Island Estate? This is one invited to the Puketutu
of our newly launched venues in Auckland and is Island Estate Exposition
located on Puketutu Island in the Manukau harbour. for the relaunch of the
The Brand and Communications team have been venue. Dawsons and
busy updating the branding and Royce and Lizzi Urban Gourmet did an amazing job bringing this
have done an amazing job at getting the venue a venue to life and catering. The canapes were done by
fresh look ready for guests. Urban Gourmet and Dawsons catered the amazing
dinner stations which included a Poke bowl bar and
HISTORY dessert canapes.
The landscape and design of the estate reflects the
creativity of Sir Henry Kelliher who was a patron of
the arts, having established the Kelliher Art Awards
in 1956. He was a generous donor to many charitable
causes, and in recognition of his work as an industrial
leader and philanthropist he was knighted in 1963.
Kelliher Estate was his residence from the 1950’s up
until his passing in 1991. The Spanish Mission
Homestead was restored to its former glory by The
Kelliher Charitable trust in 2007.
To highlight the venue’s
diversity different
activations were scheduled throughout the evening
including two bands on the
Terrace, cocktail bar and
grazing dinner service on
the lawn and an interactive
violin lesson in the Pavilion.
Since relaunching we’ve also had a special guest -
Trish Peng, who is a New Zealand Bridal Designer.
She shot her latest bridal collection at Puketutu
Island Estate - check out the stunning shots!
To support our venue, you can
like, share and follow all our social
media accounts:
@puketutuislandestate
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WHAT’S ON?
SAINTS
Last Friday St Peter’s School, Cambridge was abuzz
FEELING GOOD ABOUT as their latest sculpture was unveiled. Artists David
McCracken’s piece entitled ‘Towards a Better World’
YOUR FINANCES was acquired following an Art Auction Fundraiser
held by the St Peter’s Foundation in 2015 and
Our bank - Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) is hosting a catered by Montana Group.
few virtual workshops about financial wellbeing and
how you can feel good about your finances. Dallas made a speech and cut the ribbon officially
unveiling the sculpture.
The workshops are all online and are being held
TOMORROW at three different times:
Wednesday 28th October, 2020
• 8.00am
• 12.00pm
• 7.00pm
Please email victoria_smith@bnz.co.nz to confirm
your attendance and receive the link.
Not goodbye but see you later
Mike! Mike Karsten who is the
Catering Manager at Saints is
taking some well deserved time
off to build a house, but don’t
worry he’ll be back at the
beginning of July. He’s also left
Saints in good hands as Sean
Tovia takes over for the time
being.
WHAT’S ON?
COMING UP
If you haven’t seen it yet- SIX60 is coming to
Hamilton! That’s right and it will be the biggest
event and live concert Hamilton has ever seen. It will
be held at Claudelands Oval and yes, Montana Group
(VILLAGE) will be running the bars.
This will be a huge job and we’ll need all the help we
can get - so put Saturday 27 February 2021 in your
diaries! Stay tuned for more notices about SIX60!
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HAERE MAI
WE WELCOME
Auckland
MAKING AN IMPRESSION Vu Minh An Nguyen - F & B Attendant, Flame Tree
Valdes Otarola Jorge Sebastian - Sous Chef, MFE
Remember when you wear your uniform to wear it Seoyoung Kim - Barista, Flame Tree
correctly and with pride. Make a difference to our Rohit Mehla - F & B Team leader, Flame Tree
customers and guests by presenting yourself and Emily Phan - Catering Assistant, Flame Tree
wearing the correct items you need for your Alice Nguyen - Catering Assistant, Flame Tree
position. Uniforms not only tell our customers who Jin Li - Catering Assistant, Flame Tree
we are, what we stand for, it creates unity together Nishant Gautam - Cafe Assistant, MFE
and they are also there to protect you from a health
and safety perspective.
JOB VACANCIES
Items like...
Auckland
• Your name badge
• Clean shirts and pants FOH Team Members, Casual
• Appropriate footwear for your role Flame Tree, University of Auckland
• Appropriate H&S gear relevant to your role
• A smile! Barista/Cafe Assistant, Part Time
MFE, MOTAT
If you’re not too sure what you should be wearing,
have any questions, or are missing something like Barista/Cafe Assistant. Casual
your name badge - please ask you manager and they MFE, Auckland Zoo
will give you the correct uniform to wear.
Please contact Naida, HR Partner, regarding the
Auckland vacancies: naida@montanagroup.co.nz
Waikato
FOH Team Leader
MFE, Waikato
FOH Team Members, Csual
MFE, Waikato
Please contact Rae, HR Partner, regarding the
Waikato vacancies: rae@montanagroup.co.nz
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doing what I say
sustainability. in and sustainability.
I will. doing what I say Be active, go for a walk and step outside, or play
I will. a game even. Being physically active improves
physical health and can improve mood and taha
tinana (physical wellbeing) and decrease stress
How can I create and build sustainability? and anxiety. Try walking or biking to work - enjoy
the fresh air and decrease carbon emissions.
Reduce, reuse, recycle - it’s and oldie but a
goodie. Thinking about where we put things Give and do something nice for a team mate,
when we’re done with them makes a huge it can even be as simple as saying thank you.
impact on our environment. Think, can it be Carrying out acts of kindness, whether small or
recycled? Could someone else use this now that large, can increase happiness and general sense of
I’m done with it? Implement this both at home wellbeing.
and at work.
Take notice and remark on the unusual, notice
Think, there are many different ways to the changing seasons and savour the moment.
incorporate more sustainable practices into our Paying more attention to the present moment, to
lives through transport, what we eat, what we thoughts and feelings and to the world around,
dispose, be water wise. boosts our wellbeing.
How can I help to support our community?
Montana Group has supported the community since 2002 with sponsorships and donations to many
organisations and communities. How can we extend this practice outside of work? Spread the word of
your favourite local businesses, volunteer, tidy up - pick up litter and start gardening to make your
local area a nice place to live, help your neighbours, donate things, get involved with our community.
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WHAT’S ON? NIUE LANGUAGE WEEK
FLAME TREE Fakaalofa lahi atu kia mutolu oti? How are you?
Celebrating Niue Language Week? 18th - 24th
Not only did Flame Tree have the Club Awards, but October.
have had several other functions over the last fort-
night including bar service for Advance NZ election Did you know that Niue, whose capital is the village
night, BRA cocktail function and Lifepath research of Alofi, is a self-governing state in free association
day at Grafton, an event at Fale AND hosted Velocity with New Zealand; and New Zealand conducts most
group at OGGB. diplomatic relations on its behalf?
Did you know that in 2003, Niue became the first
country in the world to offer free wireless internet to
all its inhabitants? That’s pretty cool Niue.
Did you know that Niue has a very small population.
It only has 1,626 people!
As you’ll notice the Flame Tree platters are a huge
hit at our functions and are becoming a signature of
ours. Amazing work team!
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KateF@montanafoodandevents.co.nz
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