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The fortnightly newsletter for thought leaders	16th March 2012

In this issue This issue of Exec Update is grab-bag of insights on everything from the number of women in New Zealand management (shrinking), to science (how can we improve what we do as nation?), and New Zealand’s green growth (lots of ideas but are we pushing hard enough?). Read more » Fewer women in NZ management roles New Zealand once led the world for the number of women in senior management roles in business. Now we’re dropping back in the pack, according to latest research from Grant Thornton. Read more » McGuiness Institute unleashes science strategy report The McGuiness Institute, an independent think-tank previously known as the Sustainable Future Institute, has released report outlining strategy map for government-funded science. Read more » Baby steps from Green Growth Advisory Board? The Green Growth Advisory Group (GGAG) has made 26 policy recommendations to the Government in its newly-released report “Greening New Zealand’s Growth”. Read more » Aussie multinationals face brain drain A new study shows Australian-born multinationals are investing more in holding onto their key people than foreign-owned firms in an effort to fight the brain drain. Read more » Visited 75 times, 1 visit(s) today Management Editorial Team PrevPreviousEmployment to hold steady NextFewer women in NZ management rolesNext New national study reveals customer aggression is now a workplace reality Management Editorial Team September 23, 2026 Shouting, swearing and threats are now common for workers who deal with customers, and 91 percent of workers experienced customer aggression in the past year, according to the ShopCare Customer Aggression Survey, the first national cross-sector study undertaken in New Zealand. Read More » Kinetic appoints New CEO to lead New Zealand business Management Editorial Team September 18, 2026 Kinetic, the largest bus operator in Australasia and a leading multi-modal mass transit operator, has appointed Tessa Auelua (pictured) as CEO of its New Zealand business, following an extensive global search. Read More » Transformation debt: Why organisations keep solving the same problem twice Guest Contributor September 18, 2026 The hardest conversations in a restructure are rarely the redundancy conversations. They’re the performance conversations that never happened, writes Elliot Royce. Read More » Subscribe to our Newsletter Email(Required) Management magazine strives to inspire New Zealand leaders today with forward thinking that helps them define who they are as a leader, how they want to lead and how others want to be led. Facebook YouTube Search Management Magazine strives to inspire New Zealand leaders today with forward thinking that helps them define who they are as a leader and helps them understand how they can become a better leader. Search for: Published by Pure 360 Limited 35-37 Kawana Street, Northcote, Auckland, 0627 Ph +6421510 771 Quick links Advertise with us About Us Contact Privacy Policy Social Media LinkedIn Facebook X YouTube © Pure 360 Limited. All Rights Reserved. Advertise with us About us Contact Search for: Close Search Window ↑ Close Daily Popular Why neurodivergent people can find the recruitment… Leadership tips for 2024 Future-focused executive education The MBM gets a refresh Remuneration A Company Car: What is it really worth? All banked up and nowhere to go for SMEs Personal Branding vs the Traditional CV Management Digital Issue – July 2024 NZ’s top 20 sustainable businesses Managed vs. in-house payroll: Are you making the…