Viv Beck

Viv Beck is the chief executive of Heart of the City, a business group in Auckland. She recently expressed excitement about the funding for the St James theatre, emphasizing its importance in revitalizing the city’s arts quarter and providing cultural opportunities for all Aucklanders.

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New Zealand: Viv Beck is the chief executive of Heart of the City, supporting the move to address public disorder. 7

Christopher Luxon Paul Goldsmith Judith Collins Mark Mitchell Nicole Mckee Casey Costello Karen Chhour Matt Doocey Chris Bishop Tama Potaka Louise Upston Kieran Mcanulty Wayne Brown Derek Cheng Sir Keir Starmer Sir John Key Sir Bill English

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: ‘Move-on’ orders for homeless come as public disorder hits 10-year low

New Zealand: Viv Beck emphasizes the importance of filling the Christmas void in Auckland. 8

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: SkyCity opens Santa’s Magical Wonderland to revive Auckland’s Christmas spirit

New Zealand: Beck is the chief executive of Heart of the City. 6

Kurt Gibbons Ben Cook Simon Butler Jordan Rondel Ryan Fiorentino Hugo Baird Stephane Rondel Emma Mcintyre Nick Hill Nick Thompson Lorna Riley Wilhelmina Shrimpton Lulu Wilcox Mark Cochrane Mike Rebelo Andrew Stone Derek Lockwood Cindy Mitchener Alistair Jamison Ricardo Simich

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Society Insider: Who bought Kurt Gibbons and Ben Cook’s high-profile Auckland properties? Plus, The Caker Jordan Rondel’s California wedding

New Zealand: Viv Beck said the associations own scathing survey was 'reluctantly' released to increase pressure on the Government. 5

Patrick Gamble Paul Ewing Barbara Callaghan Josh Comrie Tony Smith Helen Robinson Sunny Patel Chris Bishop Tama Potaka

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland CBD poll: 97% of Herald readers say city centre feels unsafe

New Zealand: Brown won the mayoralty in 2022 as an outsider, seeing off two potential rivals on the right, restaurateur Leo Molloy and Heart of the City chief executive Viv Beck. 5

Wayne Brown Kerrin Leoni Ted Johnston Desley Simpson Simon Wilson Leo Molloy Efeso Collins Lou Ann Ballantyne

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Local elections 2025: Wayne Brown wins second term as Auckland Mayor beating Kerrin Leoni, as voters back his ‘Fix Auckland’ agenda

New Zealand: Viv Beck described a 'nightmare' situation for central city businesses. 6

Wayne Brown Simon Wilson Chris Bishop Tama Potaka Sam Warren

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Wayne Brown, Viv Beck and the art of complaining: Simon Wilson

New Zealand: Heart of the City chief executive Viv Beck said the motivation for releasing the woeful survey results was to pressure the council and the Government to improve street conditions. 6

Wayne Brown Sunny Patel Helen Robinson Chris Bishop Tama Potaka

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Heart of the City survey: Auckland business owners slate CBD as lawless, unclean, hit out at drug use, begging

New Zealand: Viv Beck is the CEO of the business association Heart of the City. 7

Manuel Bundy Simon Grigg Hamish Steptoe Stephen Marr Nick Inkster Vishal Vasan Russell Brown Jared Wood Hannah Darroch Sylvia Giles Jason Marshall

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Midlife nightlife crisis: Finding late-evening fun for over-40s in our cities

New Zealand: Heart of the City chief executive Viv Beck said businesses were looking forward to the CRL opening. 6

John Ryan Jon Knight Dave Gordon Chris Bishop Wayne Brown Mike Lee Aston Karen Ogle Joseph Los E

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland’s $5.5b City Rail Link to open with 19,000 peak passengers, below earlier forecasts

New Zealand: Heart of the City chief executive Viv Beck said this was a golden opportunity to utilise purpose-built infrastructure and reap a timely economic return. 8

Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Louise Upston Wayne Walker Andy Baker Desley Simpson John Gillon Danielle Grant Craig Mcilroy Melissa Powell Steve Worsley

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: A happy outcome for Takapuna golf?