Key stories in this issue include a look at seven outstanding companies that took honours at this year’s New Zealand Export Awards; nurturing ties between our educational institutions and business; exploring the past and present of the India Institute of Technology; an action plan for courting investors; New Zealand's response to the increasing global demand for sustainable products and services; the fastgrowing, innovation-driven field of medical technologies; and briefs on successful exporters.
There’s untapped talent under our noses, but it requires cultivation. Ruth LePla explores the narrowing gap between business and education.
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Business briefs on companies finding success overseas.
The UK’s vibrant natural products market.
Sustainable ambition Only a positive approach can win against climate change, says Dr. Ganesh Nana.
The courage to act The conviction to execute trumps all in the leadership game, writes Ed Bernacki.
Seven outstanding companies took honours at this year’s New Zealand Export Awards.
India’s emergence owes much to a model devised for national self-sufficiency. Saritha Rai reveals the past and present of the India Institute of Technology.
When courting investors, you can be a star, or your own worst enemy. Bette Flagler outlines a plan of action, and points out common mistakes.
It’s not a fad: markets around the world are demanding sustainable products and services. How can your business respond? Tim Higham and Rose Northcott report.
The medical technologies sector is a fastgrowing, innovation-driven field – but it’s a target for the tenacious, writes Katherine Edmond.
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