Assurity Consulting: Finalist in Service & Support – 2022 2degrees Wellington Business Awards

Assurity Consulting has been named a finalist in the Service & Support category at the 2022 2degrees Wellington Regional Business Excellence Awards. As New Zealand’s leading authority in quality digital service delivery, Assurity is recognised for its commitment to innovation, customer excellence, and transformative solutions. With a legacy of over 2,000 successful projects, the company continues to shape the digital landscape, empowering businesses nationwide. The winners will be announced at the prestigious awards dinner on 18 November.

A Legacy of Innovation & Client Success

Founded in Wellington in 2005, Assurity Consulting has grown to more than 180 talented professionals, serving clients nationwide from its offices in Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington. Over the years, the company has successfully completed more than 2,000 projects, supporting some of New Zealand’s most complex digital transformations.

CEO Steve Mitchell emphasises the significance of this recognition, “We are privileged to contribute to New Zealand’s most ambitious technology programmes. Our commitment to innovation, quality, and customer success is embedded in everything we do.”

Client Advocacy & Service Excellence

Wellington General Manager Grant Robinson attributes the company’s success to strong client relationships, “Clients who work with Assurity often become long-term advocates for our services. They trust the honesty, expertise, and passion our team brings to every project. Our people embody our values daily, ensuring service excellence remains at the heart of everything we do.”

Assurity takes a collaborative approach, working closely with organisations to build the right solutions while acknowledging the complexities of large-scale digital projects.

Celebrating Industry Achievements

While the team is hopeful for a win, Assurity Consulting looks forward to celebrating alongside other outstanding businesses at the awards dinner on 18 November.