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Canon’s North Shore contact centre was officially opened by Prime Minister John Key on July 23:
1 Mike Johnston, John Key and Greg Magness. 2 John Key, Kenji Kobayashi and Julie Ward.

New Zealand the Lucky Country was the theme of Leadership NZ’s annual black tie dinner, at the Auckland War Memorial Museum on July 2:
3 Carol Hirschfeld. 4 Sir Stephen Tindall. 5 Peter Garnett & Helen Gillespie. 6 Jan Dawson & Dr Jan White. 7 Lady Beverley Reeves & Sir Paul Reeves. 8 Paul Argar & Malcolm Paul. 9 Sarah Trotman, Jo Brosnahan, Vicky Pond Dunlop & Megan Barclay.

Westpac Manukau Business Excellence Awards at Villa Maria Estate Winery on July 28:
10 Len Brown with, from left, Karen Houston and Claire Huxley (International Travel College of New Zealand). 11 Gaelle Deighton (CEO, Enterprising Manukau). 12 Brookfield Lawyers Employer of Choice finalist Anne Singe (HMSC – AIAL) and Brett Abraham (Brookfields Lawyers). 13 Colin Mitten (Convenor of Judges, Enterprising Manukau).

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Management Editorial Team

Why the next six months will define NZ's economic recovery, and what business owners need to be doing in that period.

Beyond survival

Management Commercial July 21, 2026

After a punishing economic cycle Kiwi businesses are emerging into something of a stabilisation period. Cautiously optimistic, past the worst, but with operating costs still biting and reinvestment held back. Why the next six months will define the recovery, and what business owners need to be doing in that period.

More Kiwis changed roles than got a pay rise in latest quarter

Management Editorial Team July 17, 2026

Close to one in 10 New Zealand employees changed roles inside their own company in the past three months, but pay across the market barely moved, new data shows.

Top 10 emerging technologies of 2026 – report

Management Editorial Team July 17, 2026

The World Economic Forum recently released its annual Top 10 Emerging Technologies Report 2026, identifying what it sees as breakthroughs poised to reshape economies and societies within the next three to five years.

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