Strategic alliances & sponsorships

KPMG has a focused sponsorship strategy where we support a large number of causes in New Zealand aligned with our vision, values and purpose – which is to fuel the prosperity of New Zealand.

KPMG is proud to sponsor the following programs and initiatives:

KPMG is a proud partner of the IoD, which promotes excellence in corporate governance, represents directors’ interests and facilitates their professional development through education and governance training. It is a membership organisation with over 7,000 individuals representing the spectrum of New Zealand enterprise, from the public and private sectors https://www.iod.org.nz/

The Christchurch Foundation helps generous individuals and businesses ensure their donations are directed to areas of interest, and that those contributions make a difference to the city of Christchurch. KPMG is proud to be a major sponsor of The Christchurch Foundation, working alongside them to make a lasting contribution to the city and help fuel the prosperity of its people. https://christchurchfoundation.org.nz/

KPMG is proud to support inspirational business leaders who have helped or are helping to transform NZ’s economy. The NZIBA celebrates the success of New Zealand businesses on the world stage and recognize professional excellence and innovative practice. 
www.nziba.co.nz

KPMG has been a proud partner of the Te Hono Movement since the programme’s inception in 2012. The brainchild of New Zealand Merino CEO, John Brakenridge, the Te Hono Movement is a growing group of New Zealand agribusiness leaders who are exploring new ways of thinking and doing. Te Hono Movement now features an Alumni of more than 130 influential leaders representing 80% of the New Zealand primary sector who have built a strong foundation of trust, respect and knowledge.
www.tehono.co.nz

KPMG has a long association with – and is the official accountancy and business partner of -  the Wellington Phoenix Football Club. We are also the Front of Shirt sponsor for its Academy team and, given both of our organisations place fundamental importance on the development of New Zealand’s talent and on creating pathways to fulfil their aspirations, we’re pleased to support the Club in its endeavours.
https://wellingtonphoenix.com/

KPMG is a long-term business partner of Wellington Free Ambulance, and Principal Sponsor of the Rescue Squad, contributing funds to replace uniforms and purchase essential equipment. The Rescue Squad is a team of 37 amazing paramedics specially trained to get to, treat and extract patients in hard to access locations like dense bush, cliff faces and rugged coastal locations. They are on call 24/7 if someone is hurt or unwell and lost in the bush, injured on a mountain track or other hard-to-access terrain.
https://www.wfa.org.nz/

Springboard Trust is a unique charitable trust working within the New Zealand education sector, providing principals with access to bespoke expertise to help enhance strategic leadership capability, expertise that would otherwise not be available within New Zealand schools. Welcome | Springboard Trust

MET was established in 2011 to deliver the Manaiakalani Programme, an innovative digital learning approach that provides high end digital learning tools and digital citizenship to students in low decile schools to help them and their communities realise their potential. They also support whanau to invest in digital learning devices for their children, provide wireless internet access at home and school and drive evidence-based innovation in teaching methods. Manaiakalani 2023

GDF is a charity established in 1995 and is a leader in positive child and youth development. Since they started, they have had over 300,000 young people through programmes and currently working with over 26,000 young people throughout New Zealand. Working directly with schools, GDF runs several proven programmes – Kiwi Can, Stars, Career Navigator, Project K and Kiwi Tahi to support their vision that Aotearoa will be the best place in the world to be young. Home - Graeme Dingle Foundation