Share on email Share on facebook Share on linkedin The Government is delivering on its long-awaited manifesto pledge to introduce FPA’s although they will not arrive quickly or without much debate. The planned timetable is to introduce the Bill to the house later this year where it would follow the parliamentary process which would probably …
Share on email Share on facebook Share on linkedin In 2016, Nelson-based serial entrepreneur Frank Witowski refused to let a cancer diagnosis stop him and after taking a year off to recover, he began his third start-up, Hybrid Bikes. The German engineer sold his first company based on solar technology to Steven Tindall’s K1W1 investment vehicle. …
Share on email Share on facebook Share on linkedin EMA consultant Jason Tuck helps numerous clients through restructuring to improve efficiency, reduce costs and become more flexible businesses, but has noticed a general lack of understanding on how to successful manage a retsructure. If you get it wrong you could up on the wrong side …
Share on email Share on facebook Share on linkedin This month, Asmuss, and EMA member and one of the country’s largest suppliers of steel and flow control products, celebrates 100 years in business. The privately-owned business – with current shareholders fourth and fifth generation family members – has supplied products to New Zealand’s biggest industrial …
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Share on email Share on facebook Share on linkedin Supply chains are an area of business that are subject to greater consumer scrutiny and more onerous legal obligations in terms of ‘modern slavery’ legislation. The term ‘modern slavery’ refers to situations where people who are victims of slavery are subject to threats, coercion, exploitation and …
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Share on email Share on facebook Share on linkedin Company-X software developer Mark Nikora has joined the fight against COVID-19 by volunteering his time to a project designing and building low-cost remote control medical ventilators. Nikora, who joined Company-X, a member of the EMA, in March after 20 years as an information technology lecturer at …
Share on email Share on facebook Share on linkedin We’ve learned to take economic forecast with a grain of salt. Especially when an exogenous phenomenon like a pandemic displays its effects with hard-to-predict geographic and time patterns. After the historic drop of GDP in 2020 (-6.1% in EU27, twice as much as New Zealand) the …
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