• FROM THE EDITOR
    Buy July issue here This month we’re demystifying franchising
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  • Let’s focus on franchising
    Are you as amazed as I am about the number of franchised businesses that keep popping up all over New Zealand?  Did you know that New Zealand is the most franchised country in the world – with one...
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  • Doing well by doing good
    Today many consumers factor in a business’s social responsibility credentials when deciding on where to spend their money.Fiona Clark explains why it’s time to match their expectations.
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  • Uniting ‘impact entrepreneurs’ for positive social change
    Impact Entrepreneurs NZ wants to improve the state of mental health and happiness in New Zealand. It is raising ‘conscious conversations’ and uniting other business owners and entrepreneurs to...
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  • Force of habit
    Brothers QJ and Kayne Satchell love the fact that they’re in business together, and they’re pioneers in a niche that’s making a difference in people’s lives.
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Technology
Plugging the printer security loophole
Monday, 24 June 2019

Fuji Xerox New Zealand solutions architect Ross Wilkinson explains the vulnerability of office printers and MFDs to online attack, and how to successfully address the risk.

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HR and Health & Safety
Striking that balance
Thursday, 20 June 2019

Gender equality in the workplace is a hot topic, and it’s not just the big companies making it a priority.

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Inspiration
High praise for David
Thursday, 20 June 2019

If you’re a small business owner you’ll be familiar with adversity, and overcoming it. Now the awards that recognise your courage and ingenuity are back.

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Sustainability
Career Best
Thursday, 20 June 2019

Kea World Class New Zealand Award winner Rachel Taulelei is passionate about protecting the precious providence of Aotearoa and the premium status our brands enjoy in international markets.

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Marketing
LAUGHS, LESSONS and new connections
Thursday, 20 June 2019

Back from attending the recent Google Marketing Live conference in San Francisco, Richard Conway shares the sights and the lessons.

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Technology
Businesses urged to get back to technology basics
Tuesday, 18 June 2019

While technology is seen by many as the solution to New Zealand's productivity problems, Warren Hughes says often it only complicates things and wastes time.

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Business
Kiwi employers welcome Zero Carbon Bill
Thursday, 04 July 2019

New Zealand’s SME employers are strongly in favour of the Coalition Government’s target to reduce net emissions by 2050 says MYOB.

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Business
Central Otago lodge on track for opening
Thursday, 04 July 2019

Years of meticulous planning are paying off as Central Otago’s luxury offering, Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa, begins the final countdown towards opening its doors.

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Growth
Over-estimating competence a set-up for failure
Monday, 01 July 2019

The Kiwi feel-good factor, or our tendency to self-inflate our competence, is one of the reasons so many SMBs fail every year, says a prominent Kiwi business venturist.

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Technology
The security perimeter is dead
Tuesday, 16 July 2019
With the rise of BYOD, IoT and cloud computing, constant vigilance is the new watchword for businesses that want to protect themselves from malware and ransomware threats.
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Technology
APP PROFILE: NOWSNAPP
Thursday, 04 July 2019
Launched officially in 2018, Nowsnapp (www.nowsnapp.com/nz/) is an instant services app now available across New Zealand, Hong Kong and France.
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Exporting
Laybuy builds a global business
Wednesday, 19 June 2019
UK-based Gary Rohloff, co-founder and MD of Kiwi 'buy now, pay later' service Laybuy, explains how he and his son Alex created a global solution.
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Inspiration
How to achieve your goals and eliminate negativity
Thursday, 04 July 2019
A Q&A with speaker and mentor Tracy Johnson on goal-setting and resiliency, to help businesses and individuals outline clear steps to achieve their goals.
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Inspiration
The power of 3: Wellington's new creative spirit
Tuesday, 07 May 2019
Julia Palm, Bridie-Rose O’Leary and Louise Clifton - fashion designers, LED-neon signmakers and shoemakers respectively - recently moved from Dunedin to the creative hub of Wellington.
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Inspiration
Real estate’s disruptive influencer
Monday, 15 April 2019
New Zealand’s traditional commission-based real estate sales model has been challenged in recent years by Tall Poppy - a popular ‘lower flat-fee’ disrupter.
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