Amongst the high-flying leaders at this year’s University of Auckland MBA intake is a backpacking businessman. Settled among the high-flying leaders at this year’s University of Auckland MBA intake is a backpacking businessman with an accent.
Does it have what it takes to generate long-term wealth for you? Could it be attractive enough to sell one day or will it always depend on you to generate income? Business mentor Laura Humphreys believes every business owner can build a business that will feed them financial freedom in the future. Each month Laura shares key strategies from her own experience and invites guest entrepreneurs to share their success tips with you.
The franchise industry took a hit during the global financial crisis, like most other business sectors, but in recent times interest has been picking up again. Patricia Moore reviews the market and obtains advice for both franchisors and franchisees.
Business bankers are no longer the people who just provide loans and overdrafts. As Steve Hart reports, they now also offer advice, bring businesses together and open doors.
An effective electronic document management system (EDMS) and process can be the key to reducing costs for organisations, large and small. Glenn Baker investigates.
Thanks to cloud computing, storing and managing business data has never been easier or cheaper. So why aren’t all businesses doing it? Bill Bennett offers a guide to data security.
Launching a new green-luxury brand into the US has taken a big leap of faith for small, family-owned Christchurch business Tréology. Sandy Galland has their story.
Non-performance issues with employees often end up on the back burner. HR support specialist Angeline Long offers some guidelines on how to deal with them. Non-performance is a minefield for most employers. Generally speaking, managers are there to oversee the day-to-day running of the business and ensure ongoing profitability.