About Backload Moving Company, New Zealand
Our mission is to make the moving industry more cost effective for both customers and moving companies.
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The company is operated by Beth Houlbrooke - wife of 22 years, mother of two, businesswoman, singer and active community member - who together with her husband Barry developed the backload moving concept after owning their own furniture removal business. The entire listing and introduction service is completely free to the consumer, with successful contractors paying a small commission to Backload Moving Company. List your move here. |
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Beth is a member of HerBusiness Networks. Network
your way to SUCCESS! Women in business know that in order to move
ahead with their business, they need to be seen and get known.
Networking is the best way to do this. |
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Act Smart Act Green |
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| Beth has twice been the winner of the 'Best Micro Business' category at the HerBusiness Business Woman of the Year Awards, firstly in 2004 and again in 2007. In 2005 she was nominated for her role as Coordinator of HerBusiness Network Rodney, in the 'Network of the Year' category, and in 2007 also won the 'Most Inspirational Role Model' category. | ||||
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| Most recently, in 2008, Beth entered in
The David Awards - Heroes in Small Business, and was a
finalist in the ‘Most Innovative or Quirky Business’, Highly
Commended in the ‘Most Outstanding Lifestyle Business’ and
Winner of the ‘Most Inspired Use of Technology’ categories. |
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Beth is proud to be a member of The Greater Auckland Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, an organisation of women singers who enjoy four part a cappella harmony in the barbershop style. Beth is the current Marketing Co-ordinator for Sweet Adelines New Zealand. She is also a member of the National Road Carriers' Association. Goods Service Licence No. 78842/01 - B G Houlbrooke |
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