NZBusiness September 2007

If at first you don’t succeed….
When the going gets too tough in business, it may be time to change the rules completely. Robin Major finds a good example in South Canterbury business iRULE.

UK the easy way
Setting up business in the UK is considerably easier when leveraging off the services of UK Trade & Investment and its partners. Glenn Baker highlights one company taking this ‘soft landing’ approach.

9 legal tips for doing business in Asia
At the Action Asia Business Summit recently three legal experts were asked to comment on the legal pitfalls of doing business in Asia. We have their answers.

COVER STORY: Parore & Ridge: life and business in the fast lane
Four children, two businesses and an ambitious expansion plan… Ruth Le Pla talks with cricketing legend/mortgage broker Adam Parore and his partner, clothing designer
Sally Ridge.

The high achievers
For developing all-round business skills and leadership qualities – it’s hard to top the MBA. Glenn Baker reviews the market for 2008, highlights the benefits, and talks to the graduates who’ve survived and thrived.

The shift to green
Kevin Kevany looks at New Zealand’s unique company vehicle management market – plus the move to greener fleets – just how strong is it?

Beyond books ‘n beans
Whether they just count the beans or make them seriously grow, accountants are vital partners for business success. Patricia Moore sheds light on how to choose one.

IP or not IP: that is the question
Everyone knows IP is the future of business telephony, but are small businesses ready to engage yet?
Vikki Bland reports.