Business cards Wellington

Business cards in Wellington increasingly combine a QR code and a shareable link so a contact can click or scan straight to a live profile. That suits Wellington's mix of government departments, screen production companies and creative agencies clustered around the central city.

Government, public sector and the screen industry

Wellington's economy is shaped heavily by central government departments and agencies based around Lambton Quay and the Pipitea precinct, alongside a well-established screen and creative industry sector spread through Miramar and the wider CBD. A virtual business card suits both worlds: a formal QR-code exchange in a government building, and a quick QR scan between production meetings.

A public sector contact can scan a card and add a name straight to their phone via the vCard "save contact" button, which is often more welcome in a badge-and-security-pass environment than handling loose paper.

Te Papa events and getting started

Wellington hosts conferences and public events at venues including Te Papa, and a profile with a booking link or portfolio attachment gives a creative freelancer or agency more to show a new contact than a name and number allow. The profile can also carry a showreel link or PDF, useful for screen industry introductions.

Frequently asked questions

Are virtual business cards appropriate for meetings inside government buildings?: Yes. A quick scan or a shared link is a discreet way to exchange details where security passes and formal sign-in are the norm.
Can I attach a showreel or portfolio for screen industry meetings?: Yes, the linked profile supports portfolio links and PDF attachments alongside your contact details.
Can I keep my card if I move between government roles?: Yes, since the card links to an editable profile, you can update your title and department without a new card.

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