NZBusiness September 2018

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The Fail exposé

Everyone likes to celebrate business success, but when it comes to business failure often the subject gets swept under the carpet. Yet failure offers up some of the biggest business

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FROM THE EDITOR

NZBusiness SEPTEMBER Issue – OUT NOW What’s with the cover?  It’s true this magazine has always been a source of inspirational, positive business stories. There is a natural tendency in all

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Stunning ways to generate sales

Are you guilty of overstuffing presentations? Putting so much content on screen that there’s little the presenter can add?

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A dream run

Hadleigh Ford has harboured a global mindset since circumnavigating the world as a 17-year old in the Merchant Navy. Nowadays he’s successfully piloting his visitor management app SwipedOn into markets worldwide.

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Mr and Mrs design-build

Lisa and Joe Bryne are both married to their business. Lisa designs, Joe builds. It’s a highly successful partnership.

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To the rescue worldwide

If you or a family member were unexpectedly stranded on the other side of the world with an illness, injury or unexpected calamity, there’s one person you can trust to come to your rescue

The new rules on customer data and privacy

The EU’s GDPR rules have come into force. Bill Bennett explains what this means for New Zealand businesses, even if they don’t trade with Europe. 

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NZBusiness Magazine September Issue – OUT NOW

It’s true this magazine has always been a source of inspirational, positive business stories. There is a natural tendency in all of us to accentuate the positive, and we all know that businesses thrive on positive attitude. 

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Garage to global

A ten-part series exclusive to NZBusiness in which successful serial entrepreneur Mark Loveys provides a succinct ‘how to’ guide for would-be entrepreneurs – tohelp take your idea to the world. 

The business that wants to change a town

Kohutapu Lodge and Tribal Tours, near the tiny Bay of Plenty town of Murupara, is using ‘real-life tourism’ to build their business, inspire the next generation and grow their town.