NZBusiness November 2006
Succession planning: a taxing issueAndrew Dickeson highlights some of the many tax issues that should be considered when selling a...
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NZBusiness is a team effort, with article submissions curated by a small team of professionals under the guidance of Editor David Nothling-Demmer.
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Riding the roller-coaster
Whatever happened to Waikanaes Minx Shoe Girls? After a roller-coaster ride in business, the sisters are undaunted, wiser and looking...
The true value of market research
Some companies view market research as a mere cost. But when designed right and aligned with business goals, research is an investment,...
NZBusiness October 2006
Thinking big on small packagesHealth Pak is a family-owned packaging business celebrating its 50th anniversary, and still making a name for...
Managing disciplinary matters
Follow Emma Poyners seven step disciplinary process and the risk of an employee successfully contesting a disciplinary action may be...
Little and Often: the art of setting goals
Chris Lampard reveals some tricks to achieving your goals but youre going to have to use your...
Advantage receivables
For an increasing number of companies factoring options are the key to freeing up cashflow and driving business growth. Glenn Baker...
NZBusiness August 2006
14 Building strong supplier relationships How you go about selecting your suppliers can be crucial to your businesss growth. Glenn...
Doing it for you
Hassle free home renovations are what Fix It Building Services is all about and its a fast-growing franchise opportunity. By Carlene...
Duty Bound
The threat of a bird flu pandemic is a good opportunity for employers and business owners to review their hazard management procedures. By...
Filling the director’s chair
Does size matter for good governance? More than a thousand New Zealand SMEs talk about their governance forthe future. By Jens Mueller and...
NZBusiness May 2006
18 A word from the Attitude Doctor A pandemic of unhealthy thinking is sweeping through our workplaces and impacting on...
The business of biomass
Natures Flame is an innovative biomass business set to burn brightly in the Central North Island....
Management by remote control
What do you do when your personal and business interests are split across the Tasman? As Carlene du Toit reports, you turn to technology...
NZBusiness April 2006
Features Cutting down our tallest poppies How New Zealand entrepreneurs are having to deal with the Tall Poppy Syndrome. By Dr...
Why so gloomy
Despite a slowing economy, business owners can easily make 2006 their most successful year ever – all it takes is a few simple tweaks,...
Fresh on time
Supplying fresh quality product at a reasonable price, and ‘adding value’, has proved to be a winning formula for a Dunedin-based...
Enemy at the gate
In 2006 businesses must take a proactive approach to guard against malicious attacks on their computer systems. For the best defence...
NZBusiness March 2006
14 Why so gloomy?Despite a slowing economy, business owners can still make 2006 their most successful year ever – all it takes is a...
NZBusiness February 2006
P10 Yes Minister! Just weeks into her new role as Minister for Small Business, Lianne Dalziel talks to editor Glenn Baker about her...
NZBusiness December 2005
P10 Weathering the storm by design With the storm-clouds of recession looming, Dorenda Britten and Fraser Scott show how design can...
NZBusiness November 2005
P 11 Breaking new ground Fiona Schroeder and Carla Blick know a good opportunity when they see one, even if it happens to be in...
NZBusiness October 2005
p16 Taming Russia’s Wild East Vladivostok is now very much open for business, and as Kevin Cudby found, there are opportunities...
NZBusiness September 2005
14 Become a design-led business Rob Achten explains how Wellington’s Icebreaker Nature Clothing became \better by...