NZBusiness February 2017

COVER STORY
No gain without pain
While Kaikoura’s pain has been well documented, there’s no denying New Zealand’s tourism industry has generally been experiencing a major growth spurt.
This month we reveal the stories behind New Zealand’s tourism boom. 

INSPIRATION
Walking the talk
Through her award-winning, family-centric marketing services agency, Rachel Klaver is putting into practice everything she’s ever learnt about life and business. 

Berry legends
John and Sue Gibb are pioneers of New Zealand’s frozen berryfruit industry. Thirty-two years after starting their Stoke-based business the couple are taking their Sujon brand to new heights.

FEATURES
Jessica Manins new reality
VR and AR is an emergent industry tipped to be worth around NZ$205 billion globally in the next five years. Jessica Manins explains why it’s time to collaborate on this mega-opportunity.

Making the tough decisions
The word entrepreneur often conjures up an image of a young, enthusiastic, adventurous person brimming with energy. The founder of The Vegery is many of those things; but Kathryn Jansen also brings a certain maturity
to her start-up. 

Ringing the changes in payroll
The many complexities of payroll means that business owners, intermediaries and service providers are forever being kept on their toes. 2017 will be no different.

Train them, and they will stay
NZBusiness looks at some training and development options for 2017.

Cycling: it’s the business
The barriers are finally falling away. Andy Kenworthy reports on how businesses in
New Zealand are getting on their bikes.

HELP DESK

How to find the best people

Sharon Davies explains disruptive recruitment. Putting the right messages in front of the right people at the right time, and finding great people faster.

Transform your business in 
5 easy steps

Do you look at certain companies in awe at the way they’ve got it all together? Would you love to know how they did it? Fiona Clark walks you through the steps that can transform your business performance.

REGULAR
Tech Stuff
Franchise File
Marketing Maestro
Export Report
Issues with Balls