March 23, 2005

UPFRONT A right royal helper

Prince Charles wants to help fund 100 young Kiwi entrepreneurs into business every year. His visit to New Zealand last month coincided with the launch in New Zealand of his

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UPFRONT Email evaluations

So is all this super-speed direct internet communication good or bad for business? Seems Kiwis aren’t too sure while their Aussie counterparts are even less positive. Results from Grant Thornton

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UPFRONT Have Your Say

For the May issue of Management magazine Phil Kerslake, director of life and business coaching company Life Paths, is writing an article on leading the demanding ‘dot-com’ generation Y: how

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UPFRONT It’s IFRS – shout about it!

It seems companies face real risk that their financial performance as reported under new International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) may be misunderstood or misinterpreted by the markets. That’s if local

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UPFRONT Joining the dots

If it’s true that life at the top is lonely business, $16,000 year could help New Zealand CEOs feel less isolated in the future. For that kind of money, The

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UPFRONT Managers on the move

Graham Smeaton The opportunity to forge more solid links between Kiwi companies and the World Bank has proved too much for Graham Smeaton to resist. Client manager consultancy and services

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UPFRONT Surveying business value

Senior decision-makers in New Zealand are invited to take part in the 2005 all-aboutbranding.com business value survey. Increasingly, goodwill and other intangible assets are seen as key accountabilities for senior

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UPFRONT Testing times

1 Should we introduce law forbidding us from saying how much we hate hate speech legislation? 2 Could Prince Charles have improved his media coverage in Australia by falling off

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UPFRONT When lean means more

The path that goods travel from producer to customer may be more multi-tracked, super-fast, and highly discounted than ever before – but that doesn’t mean people get what they want,

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UPFRONT Why culture counts

Once you’ve shaken hands, the business deal is done – yes? Well not if you’re in the Middle East; there, it’s just sign that negotiations can start in earnest. It’s

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