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Across New Zealand and Australia, the Adshel Research Monitor (ARM) is the most extensive research database in the outdoor media industry.
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Adshel employs over 125 people in 8 offices in New Zealand and Australia.
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With the largest street furniture coverage in the country, 63% of New Zealanders live in Adshel areas.
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Adshel has coverage across all main metropolitan and regional cities in New Zealand.
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Adshel Create, our innovations portfolio, has been used by some of New Zealand’s top brands in over 40 campaigns over the last 2 years.
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Adshel holds contracts for street furniture provision and maintenance with 17 councils and authorities across New Zealand.
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Adshel is sponsoring the planting of native kauri trees in New Zealand’s Coromandel Peninsula - our contribution to a greener future.
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Adshel has donated over $4,300,000 worth of media space to not-for-profit organisations over 10 years in New Zealand, with more than $880,000 donated in 2008 alone.
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Adshel performs more than 100,000 rounds of cleaning and maintenance for its products each year.
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In the past 10 years Adshel has built over 2,000 bus shelters and other infrastructure solutions maintaining more than 3,500 advertising panels throughout New Zealand.
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Adshel has donated over $4,300,000 worth of media space to not-for-profit organisations over 10 years in New Zealand, with more than $880,000 donated in 2008 alone.
Supporting Culture and Charities

We understand the importance of giving back



As a successful organistaion, Adshel recognises the importance of giving back to the community.

We actively support not-for-profit and arts organisations, as well as many council initiatives, through the provision of free media space. This provides charities the opportunity to communicate their message using a media platform they ordinarily wouldn’t afford. It also enables them to redirect their limited resources to other areas.

Annually, across New Zealand and Australia, Adshel donates over $1,100,000 worth of media space to not-for-profit organisations, helping more than 50 charities to date, to maximise their presence using out of home media.

In addition to charitable organisations Adshel is a keen supporter of the Arts and also partners with key arts related organisations, helping to foster arts initiatives locally and nationally.

 Some of the culture organisations we sponsor include: 
 Auckland Art Gallery Auckland Festival 
 Christchurch Art GalleryWellington International Arts Festival 




 Some of the charities we have supported with media space include: 
 Royal NZ Foundation For The BlindStarship Angel Flight 
 

Amnesty International

Save the Children New Zealand  
 The Salvation ArmyHuman Rights Commission 
 NZ Breast Cancer FoundationThe Heart Foundation 
 The Cancer SocietyWestpac Helicopter Trust 

 

Life Connections Program
Furthering our commitment to the community and working towards the goal of Employer of Choice, Adshel introduced the ‘Life Connections Program’ with staff in 2001.

The initiative includes the donation of $250 per employee to a charity of the employee’s choice, which amounts to more than $100,000 in total since 2001 across the Tasman, as well as a contribution of one working day by each employee towards community or charity service.

In 2008 alone, Adshel staff across New Zealand and Australia have spent more than 100 days working with communities and charities.