In-Profile
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Unheard of (Comments Off)
6/09/11 •
There’s a lot to be said for being unseen, unknown and unheard of when you’re a private investigator, but sometimes it’s just not that great for business. Julia Hartley Moore’s high profile work has led to success investigating extortion, money laundering, kidnapping, fraud and infidelity.
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The third man (Comments Off)
6/09/11 •
What good is an honest sleuth if he can’t balance the books? New
Zealand private investigators are remarkably incorrupt, but sorely
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Strategic intimacy (Comments Off)
6/09/11 •
Lee Suckling talks strategy with Telemetry Research, one of New Zealand’s fastest growing companies.
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A tough act to follow (Comments Off)
2/22/11 •
David Kirk led the All Blacks to their only victory at the Rugby World Cup (so far), and has followed that up with a high profile business career in Australia.
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In the running (Comments Off)
2/22/11 •
World champion mountain runner Melissa Moon may not be a conventional business woman, but the high fliers of commerce are seeking out the secrets of her success.
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Talent relocation (Comments Off)
2/22/11 •
Opening up playing opportunities for semi-professional players – while simultaneously saving club rugby – is the ambitious goal of rugby entrepreneur Tony Cutting.
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Tales from the data mountain (Comments Off)
2/22/11 •
When people ask Simon Scott what he does, he tells them he takes corporate strategy documents out of people’s bottom drawers and puts them onto their office walls.
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Heavyweight Collaborator (Comments Off)
7/03/10 •
New Zealand’s film industry may be cheap and cheerful, but producer Barrie Osborne tells Karoline Tuckey that’s two good reasons why its future looks bright.
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The Big Payback (Comments Off)
1/17/10 •
Efficient buildings are good for the bottom line – and much nicer places to work.
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Growing Force (Comments Off)
7/20/09 •
Young people in this country have a huge amount of choice these days when it comes to earning a crust. Universities and Polytechs can teach most people most things, changing careers is no biggie, nor is holding down more than one job at a time. Despite all these leniencies, there is still a kind of [more »]







