In blockchain we trust
Businesses of all sizes and sectors will benefit from blockchain technology. While some people may still struggle to understand how it works, blockchain is enabling a steady revolution in trade
Businesses of all sizes and sectors will benefit from blockchain technology. While some people may still struggle to understand how it works, blockchain is enabling a steady revolution in trade
Parrotdog is a tale of three uni graduates named Matt β Matt Kristofski, Matt Warner and Matt Stevens β who pursued their passion for brewing beer and are today backed
Wairarapa-based financial advisory business RIVAL Wealth uses workplace flexibility as its primary growth strategy. Not only is it quickly driving success, itβs also winning them awards. Itβs fair to say
It was the intention of Justin Flitter, the organiser of the Blockworks event on October 12th..
Auckland-based VOICE is a specialist agency not afraid to get into the regions to assist companies with branding. Principal Jonathan Sagar uses a case study to highlight the dos and
Marisa Fong highlights the importance of understanding contract terms β both yours and the other partyβs.
Colleen and David Hurdβs Central Otago business venture was a late-in-life leap of faith that has proved to be both a challenge and a dream come true.
Cashflow is the lifeblood of all businesses. Maintaining a strong flow requires careful planning, discipline, and some key provider partnerships.
Weβve all heard the expression βthe show must go onβ. For North Port Events the shows have been going on for 25 years β helped along by a dynamic mother and daughter combo.
Communication, building relationships and going the extra mile are the keys in any service business. It is no different at the executive end of the increasingly disrupted taxi industry. βTreating people, the way you would like to be treated β with respect and kindness is key,β says Paul de Abaitua, one of the 350 Corporate Cabs owner drivers in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and the Queenstown region. While Uber and other ride sharing alternatives are disrupting the main stream taxi market, Corporate Cabs is continuing to grow, based on its core business model of providing a quality service to corporate clients. The service aspect can not be under stated says Paul, who was an engineer, before he decided he wanted
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