Techvana Technology Center is New Zealand's and Oceania's first Computer Museum, focused on preserving and showcasing the country's IT heritage. The brand adopts a unique structure, combining a Charitable Trust and an Equity Crowd Funded operations company. This structure enables people with an interest in IT heritage to invest and own part of the museum, while also providing separation between the collections/assets and the museum operations.

Techvana offers a range of products and services, including home visits, education visits, and various events. They have an extensive collection of computer artifacts and are open to donations and loans from collectors. The Techvana Charitable Trust acquires, owns, and curates the collections, while also capturing and publishing New Zealand tech stories.

The museum also designs and manages education programs and exhibitions. Techvana Operations Limited has an exclusive license to market the Charitable Trust's assets and operates the museum and its facilities. They offer sponsorship packages, manage events and functions, and market exhibition space to new tech companies.

Techvana is supported by a team of experienced individuals, including Mark Barlow, the Managing Director, with over 35 years of IT experience, and Katie Barlow, the Project Coordinator. The brand aims to expand beyond New Zealand and establish charitable trusts in other countries. Overall, Techvana Technology Center is a unique brand committed to preserving and showcasing IT heritage through an engaging and interactive museum experience