NZBusiness October 2019

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Strategic execution: Simon says…

Simon Mundell, CEO and founding director of strategic execution consultancy Advisory.Works shares his insights on business growth, strategic planning and execution, and how to thrive in challenging times. Q1: Every

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Money Matters

Our business finance section this month delivers the latest news and developments on payroll, accounting and bookkeeping.

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In pursuit of the rising sun

Tanmay Mittal, GM Asia Pacific for mobile engagement specialist Plexure, shares his insights around doing business in Japan – one of the world’s most fascinating, and challenging, marketplaces. Having grown up

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Hamilton CBD celebrates in grand style

A room with a view delivered a spectacular evening of celebration on September 11th, when the Hamilton Central Business Association staged its Celebration Awards. 

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FROM THE EDITOR

Buy OCTOBER issue here Seek (help) and you shall receive It has been many years since my wife and I owned a business, and yet the stress of that whole

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The fintech devotee

You’ll be hard pressed to find anyone more devoted to the fintech start-up sector than Kristen Lunman, or more passionate about disrupting the status quo. The co-founder of digital investment platform Hatch shares her story to help other fintech beginners. It’s not difficult to see why Kristen Lunman was nominated for the New Zealand Women of Influence Innovator of the Year awards in 2018. For a number of years Kristen has been a leading fintech start-up advocate. She has worked as a senior strategy professional both here and overseas, and her reputation in the start-up ecosystem includes time spent scaling Wipster in the global arena and directing Kiwibank’s Fintech Accelerator – where she encouraged and championed Kiwi start-ups on the

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NZBusiness October 2019

The fintech devotee Hamilton CBD celebrates in grand style Money Matters Are you responsible for what you make? The times they are a-changin’