NZ ClickUp Community Meetup, powered by Elegance Group

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Where do you go when you’ve got a ClickUp question?

If you’re using ClickUp in New Zealand, the honest answer is probably a Facebook group, subreddit, a YouTube rabbit hole, or a support ticket you’re still waiting on. There’s been nowhere to meet other people running ClickUp here, and no easy way to get time with the ClickUp team in person.

So we’re fixing that. The NZ ClickUp Community Meetup, powered by Elegance Group, is an evening for ClickUp users to meet each other, swap notes, and put their questions directly to the ClickUp team. When you register, we’ll ask you for the one ClickUp question you’d love answered, and we’ll build the short formal part of the night around what the room actually wants to know.

We’ll also be joined by Steve Maserow, Branch Manager at Barfoot & Thompson, for a quick, informal Q&A with Brett. They’ll cover how the team ended up on ClickUp, what they’re using it for, and some of the Super Agents they’ve built that are saving the team significant time.

What to Expect

  • Drinks, food and a proper chance to meet other ClickUp users in New Zealand
  • Your most-asked questions, answered by the ClickUp team on the night
  • A Q&A with Steve from Barfoot & Thompson on how they’re using Super Agents, what worked, and what they’d do differently
  • Time with the ClickUp and Elegance Group teams, spread through the room all evening
  • Plenty of room to talk shop, with the formal part kept deliberately short

Bring a question. Leave with a few new contacts.

This evening is for anyone using ClickUp in New Zealand, whether you’re the admin who built the whole workspace, the colleague everyone goes to with ClickUp questions, or someone still working out what half the buttons do. We’re a ClickUp partner, but tonight isn’t a sales pitch. It’s about building a local community that’s been missing, and giving you somewhere to get straight answers.

Making AI decisions across your stack?

Start the day with us. That morning we’re running a breakfast panel on where your AI should actually live, inside every app or in one layer above them all. A vendor-neutral conversation on architecture, cost and data, ahead of Atlassian’s metering change on 3 December. Find out more here.

Speakers

Jessica Blake
Jessica Blake

Manager, Technical Account Management & Solutions Engineering - ClickUp

Jess leads ClickUp’s Technical Account Management and Solutions Engineering teams across APAC, helping organisations get real, measurable value from the platform. Her focus is making sure customers don’t just adopt a tool but genuinely change how they work. Jess built her career in professional services and customer success, where she learned the best outcomes come from staying close to the customer’s actual problems and never hiding behind process when a conversation will do. Based in Melbourne, she’s particularly interested in how AI agents can scale the strategic work that used to need one-to-one human effort.
Steve Maserow
Steve Maserow

Branch Manager (Howick) - Barfoot & Thompson

Steve started his real estate career at 19 in South Africa and, after moving to New Zealand with his family, has led Barfoot & Thompson’s Howick branch since 2005. In that time he’s taken branches from 43rd in the country to 1st, and built a team known for acting with empathy and authenticity, because trust is everything when people are buying and selling homes. He’s passionate about coaching the next generation of agents into top-tier professionals. More recently he’s been rethinking how the branch can make better use of technology, automation and AI to create efficiencies and handle the admin that used to eat into time better spent with vendors and buyers.
Brett Celliers
Brett Celliers

Founder & Director - Elegance Group | Host

Brett founded Elegance Group in 2020 and has grown it into a multi-vendor service and work management practice spanning New Zealand, Australia and Singapore. He helps organisations work better, sometimes by fixing a platform but more often by rethinking how the business operates and using AI and automation to close the gap. A growing share of his work is business advisory, spanning operations consulting, AI agent development, workflow digitisation and SaaS cost reduction. Across Atlassian, Asana, ClickUp and Freshworks, his rule is simple: pick the right tool for the outcome, not the one you’re loyal to.