In-Profile

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  Green into Gold (0)

  5/06/09 •

  The Wellington City Hall and entrance to the Mayor’s office, never fails to impress. KERRY PRENDERGAST runs a little late, so there’s time to examine the eclectic collection of mementos reflecting three terms in office. The presentations come from around the world and speak volumes of Prendergast’s representation of Wellington over the last seven years. ANDREW GREGORY looks at her mark on Wellington, goals for businesses and the remaining time in office.

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  Return Mission (0)

  5/06/09 •

  He may have put heart and soul into a series of high profile projects in Wellington over the last 25 years, but feeling like a New Zealander hasn’t necessarily always come easily for JOHN DOW.

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  On the Front Foot (0)

  3/03/09 •

  Former cricketing great Stephen Fleming talks candidly about his learning curve in business over the last twelve months, and about starting up two businesses with their foundations in his sporting past.

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  I am nerd (0)

  3/01/09 •

  TIM COLLINS’ ‘virtual’ interview with one of the key speakers at the Wellington’s Nerd Nirvana – Webstock.

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  The Dominion Host (0)

  3/01/09 •

  Dominion Post editor Tim Pankhurst is one of the last of a dying breed of journalists – scribes who learned their craft by jumping in at the deep end. NADINE ISLER found out what makes him tick.

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  Rocket Man (0)

  3/01/09 •

  NADINE ISLER met successful bioscience entrepreneur turned academic, Professor Mark Ahn.

• Signature Style (0)

  1/01/09 •

  Just back from Tokyo, Martin Bosley is definitely flavour of the moment. NADINE ISLER stopped by for a minute or two to find out why.

• Shear Talent (0)

  1/01/09 •

  Still only 45 years old, Theresa Gattung is in her prime as a senior executive, her time at Telecom in addition to her banking and media experience, has given her the ability to handle complex and highly political challenges more skillfully than most.

• Not Just Plane People (0)

  11/01/08 •

  Air New Zealand has been an integral part of Wellington for nearly 50 years. It has garnered itself a reputation for a vibrant culture, despite being one of the biggest companies in New Zealand.

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  Getting down to business with Murray Mexted (0)

  9/01/08 •

  Murray Mexted is more famous for being a rugby commentator and All Black than a businessman… so how relevant could he possibly be to a magazine all about business? Well as NADINE ISLER found out, very.