At Leadership NZ’s cafe conversation on climate change:
1. Karen Dobric, Maurice Boland and Helen Robinson; 2. Morgan Williams (Future Steps) explains why the world urgently needs to reduce its carbon footprint;
3. Rachel Dobric (17) youth representative to the UN’s climate change conference; 4. Chris Mulcare (Investment NZ) presents compelling case for clean technology; 5. Laurence Boomert (Smart Planet) with our new planetary flag.
Kea World Class NZ Awards: 6. John Key, Kea chairperson Stephen Tindall and Friend of NZ winner, Julian Robertson, 7. John Key, Supreme Winner Prof. Richard Faull and Barry Marlow from Industrial Research; 8. Mayor of Wellington Kerry Prendergast and Rex Nicholls; 9. Richard Faull (second from left) with brothers Gavin, Bernard and Allan.
Burnt-out managers are destroying teams: Five daily habits to reverse it
Guest Contributor
March 20, 2026
After rebuilding his career and interviewing hundreds of leaders Graeme Cowan learnt that burnout isn’t inevitable. He writes that the managers who stay resilient practice five specific daily habits. I’ll
