Business North December / January 2021

| 21 Images supplied by HB Architecture Oruku Landing will be the largest project Griffiths Project Management has ever undertaken. REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Northland - Griffiths Project Management holder Trevor Griffiths. The company employs around 23 staff and has a proven track record of successfully completing a variety of commercial, civil and educational projects including schools, maraes, sports centres, hospitals, bridges and the Hundertwasser Art Centre currently under construction. Sportsville in Dargaville is a past project that amply demonstrated Griffiths Project Manage - ment’s capabilities on multi-faceted complex - es with numerous stakeholders, says Ben. He says that being locally owned and op - erated has enabled Griffiths Project Manage - ment to build strong relationships with the community, hapū, authorities, local contrac - tors, and suppliers, as well as enabling them to bring an in-depth understanding of the local area to projects. He says clients also appreciate the fact that by engaging Griffiths Project Management, they know their money is directly going back into the Northland community via staff wages and local spend. Griffiths Project Management is also proud to sponsor a number of local community groups and organisations every year. Griffiths Project Management is currently working on the Hundertwasser Art Centre in Whangarei, Lindvart Park Sports Complex in Kaikohe and the Dargaville Community De - velopment Board project, which have all been supported by the PGF and the shovel ready programme. “Through our feasibility work we’ve been able to help to achieve something rare for Northland – a $60m government grant. We’re very proud to have played a part along with many great local consultants, in bringing such a significant opportunity to town and are excited to see a project such as this come to life supporting the development of Northland socially and economically.” National Business. Global Expertise. Local Projects. RLB.com for the community and region.