type Boardroom article read time 11 min to read Top 5 issues for directors in 2023 Boards and directors are facing myriad challenges and many of these will only increase in scale and importance.
type Boardroom article read time 7 min to read Why Kiwis love a franchise The quick set-up-and-go structure makes franchising attractive, along with a survival rate of 80% compared to other business models.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read Art of accessibility Accessibility is about equity and ensuring everybody has equal access. Barriers are not just physical.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read As good as his word As a battle plays out over the word mānuka, Victor Goldsmith is determined to put protections in place for taonga.
type Boardroom article read time 5 min to read Choosing the right CEO Four attributes stand out when trying to find the perfect fit for chief executive.
type Boardroom article read time 5 min to read Trans am I Cathy Parker brings a unique perspective to the boardroom – “I have seen the world from both sides of the gender lens.”
type Boardroom article read time 3 min to read Putting building blocks in place A proper framework will allow companies to present a professional face to the regulator around board operations and governance.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read A powerful voice building pathways Fonoti Pati Umaga calls for open conversations in boardrooms – ‘it’s about building that honourable space between people’.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read How to tackle the labour market From global conditions to immigration settings to fair pay agreements, boards need to be more attuned than ever.
type Boardroom article read time 11 min to read Star power in boardroom Bringing a high-performance career in sport to governance has its benefits, but it can be sink or swim.
type Boardroom article read time 5 min to read Playing in ‘aerospace sandpit’ Rocket Lab put New Zealand’s aerospace industry on the map, but a pioneer fears we are failing to capitalise on its success.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read Making connections Tania Te Rangingangana Simpson has found her place as a ‘connector and translator’.
type Boardroom article read time 3 min to read Betting big on renaissance Horse racing board in a race to make the sport sustainable and bring back the crowds.
type Boardroom article read time 3 min to read The future starts today, not tomorrow The Future Directors’ programme has helped 102 emerging directors overcome that first hurdle of getting their foot in the door.
type Boardroom article read time 2 min to read From the operating table For Dr Liz Zhu, the world of governance and boards is a dramatic shift from working directly with patients.
type Boardroom article read time 3 min to read Touched by ‘golden child’ For Tahana Tippett-Tapsell, his admiration as a Sharesies customer now extends to his role on the board.
type Boardroom article read time 3 min to read Hot ticket to the game Businesses are seeing the benefits of a proactive response to climate change.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read Desert warrior Ultramarathon warrior Mark Cross pushes the limits to raise thousands for charity and university scholarships.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read Get active in shaping policy Shortages of talent, increasing regulatory complexity, and opaque government processes cloud the world of chartered accountants.
type Boardroom article read time 5 min to read To boldly go where no man has gone before It may not be a giant leap for mankind but it takes a leap of the imagination to send cremains into space.
type Boardroom article read time 3 min to read Does Aotearoa need a minister of cyber security? It’s only a matter of time before the world follows Australia’s lead and turns cyber security into a dedicated portfolio.
type Boardroom article read time 4 min to read The emperor’s new clothes Stakeholders are looking for substance so it’s time to make decisions about sustainability ambitions for the organisations you lead.
type Boardroom article read time 7 min to read Why Kiwis love a franchise The quick set-up-and-go structure makes franchising attractive, along with a survival rate of 80% compared to other business models.