In these days of upsized and king-size portions, it seems ironic that just gram or two of certain ingredient should be cause for such concern. But reducing sodium intake has
The future of human resource management is up for debate. Is it or isn’t it relevant any more? One school thinks HR managers are destined for executive greatness. Another thinks they may have already missed the boat. Andrew Mackmurdie, Hay Group’s regional practice leader Asia-Pacific and Africa, talks to Reg Birchfield.
•By: Charlene Li & Josh Bernoff •Publisher: Harvard Business Review Press •RRP: $35.00 Getting baby boomers’ heads around both the applications and implications of social media and its facilitating technologies
That New Zealand Police is still considered the country’s Most Reputable Government Department doesn’t really surprise its new Commissioner Peter Marshall. “I see great work done every day at all
Solid Energy chief executive Don Elder can be believed when he expresses surprise at his company’s sprint to top slot as NZ Management’s Most Reputable State Owned Enterprise. Not because
Air New Zealand Rob Fyfe, CEO At Air New Zealand we’ve worked hard to turn the traditional airline model on its head and centre our business on people, rather than
The Salvation Army is NZ Management’s Most Reputable Not-For-Profit Organisation again this year. And like the reaction of NZ Police, the Army’s Commissioner Don Bell is “delighted but not surprised”.
For a raft of reasons, most of them rooted in global engineering consultancy Beca’s professional accomplishments, the company’s outstanding track record of commitment to excellence is being recognised. Reg Birchfield talks to Richard Aitken, chairman
Taking out both 2011’s Most Reputable Company gong and the supreme award, Most Reputable Organisation, on top of Company of the Year in the 2010 Top 200 awards, Beca’s star is on the rise and rise. What is it about Beca that is earning these accolades?
The double act of being a successful coal-based energy company and a responsibly governed enterprise takes constant commitment. Christchurch-based state-owned enterprise Solid Energy sees the commitments it is making, particularly to protecting New Zealand’s natural environment, as solid evidence that it takes responsible governance seriously.
•By David Parmenter •Publisher: Wiley •RRP: $78.99 New Zealand is not over-endowed with management thinkers and writers. For that reason alone, it’s good to watch home-grown author in this genre
