Sudima are leading the way in creating workplaces where every stage of life is supported, and that includes menopause! They've even implemented a Period & Menopause Policy to ensure their staff have the flexibility, resources and understanding they need during this transition. How GOOD is that?

Sudima says, "Our commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion extends beyond just policies and the workplace - it’s about action for both our staff and our guests. We provide free period products in all Sudima Hotels guest rooms, public and staff bathrooms, fostering dignity and accessibility for both our guests and staff. By supporting the Hot Mess Tour, we’re helping to start the conversation, break the stigma and champion the well-being of people experiencing menopause."

Aotearoa-born and globally loved, Antipodes has built a reputation for award-winning, science-backed skincare that’s as kind to your skin as it is to the planet. With their commitment to beauty, sustainability, and authenticity, they’re a perfect match for Hot Mess—a movement dedicated to helping women embrace midlife with confidence, community and a little bit of fun.

As Elizabeth Barbalich, Antipodes founder and CEO, puts it, "I think we need to lighten up about menopause. For me, as a founder and entrepreneur, I think it's really important that we open up the dialogue, share our experiences and support each other through this transition. The Hot Mess tour is the epitome of this, and I'm thrilled for Antipodes to support the event and all the women who attend."

Everēe Women™ is leading the charge in women's health, tackling the science of ageing and hormonal change with cutting-edge dietary supplements. Their mission? To help women feel strong, vibrant, and unstoppable—whether they’re navigating perimenopause, menopause or just the everyday chaos of life.

Like Hot Mess, Everēe Women™ believes in power through change. They’re here to shift the narrative, making sure women aren’t just surviving these transitions but thriving—with energy, confidence and skin that still gets ID’d at the bar (ok, maybe not, but we can dream).

As Kimberley Bray, co-CEO of Everee Women, puts it:
"At Everee Women, we believe every stage of a woman’s life deserves the right support, education and honesty. That’s why we’re proud to sponsor the Hot Mess Tour because knowledge is just as essential as nutrition when it comes to navigating this transformative time."This partnership is all about supporting women through every messy, magnificent stage of life. So, while we bring the laughs, Everēe Women™ brings more science-backed solutions. Another match made in midlife magic!

Find out more about their game-changing approach to women’s health:

AGO Healthy is New Zealand’s leading supplements brand in pharmacies, founded in New Zealand in 2008 by three friends wanting to provide high quality dietary supplements to New Zealanders so they can live their best life. GO Healthy offers a wide range of dietary supplements catering to general health and wellbeing concerns and life stages, including product categories for Women’s Health, Immune Health, Joint & Bone Health, Energy, Eye Health, Heart Health, Sleep Support, Weight Management, and Liver & Digestion.

The GO Healthy product range uses quality ingredients. Sourced from across the world and around New Zealand, our products are expertly formulated by our in-house team of engineers, scientists, and naturopaths, to produce quality dietary supplements of the required high strength, available exclusively in pharmacies and health food stores.

The GO Healthy team says, “We’re passionate about all Kiwis’ health here at GO Healthy and have a specific range of products tailored to Women’s Health needs. Our GO Meno Support product contains a blend of herbs combined with Soybean Isoflavone to support hormonal health and temperature balance during changes associated with menopause, and this complete combination supports balanced mood, temperature, sleep, wellbeing and vitality. We are really excited to partner with The Hot Mess Tour as it supports Kiwi women to navigate this life stage with ease.”