CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM: Is it time corporate New Zealand stood up?

In many countries people are losing faith in political and...

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Having faith: Bringing an airline business back from the brink

Mark Dunkerley took over an ailing airline 14 years ago convinced that the business model was fundamentally sound.

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CEOs and social media – a missed opportunity?

Many of New Zealand’s leaders and CEOs seem to be missing in action when it comes to social media.

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Bring it on: Kerry Prendergast on relishing the challenges

Kerry Prendergast is a woman shouldering a big workload but this energetic, tireless and energising board chair relishes every moment of it.

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What keeps our leaders awake at night?

It’s not an easy job being a leader. And it can be lonely too when the final, critical decision rests solely with you.

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Mirror, mirror on the wall: How attractive is your employer brand?

A strong employer brand can make a substantial impact on payroll costs, on staff...

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Corporate fraud: It could happen to you

Trusted employees stealing from their employer is not a new phenomenon. It is a growing one. 

Includes: 2016 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GUIDE

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Digital pushback: Is there a resurgence of the tangible?

In this overwhelmingly digital age, are people craving the tangible, the tactile, the unique and the physical experience of something?

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A global business perspective

Some 40 heads of state and government along with more than 2500 international business leaders gathered in Switzerland earlier this year for the 46th World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.

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Inspiring leadership: How Te Papa and its Gallipoli exhibition delivered

New Zealand’s national museum Te Papa hasn’t had a smooth ride over the past three years as it struggled with annual deficits, a structural defect in the way it was funded and loss-making exhibitions.