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Recommended Reading, Tools for Growth
Wise Heart: 10 Strategies for Success in Business & Life
With a chain of eponymous Annah Stretton stores in every New Zealand town, a monthly magazine, a mentoring programme, export markets, frequent public speaking engagements and high recognisability, fashion designer Annah Stretton is living proof of the statement, “If you want something done, ask a busy woman.”
Etch Business, Tools for Growth
Open Source your business
Communities can be a hive of activity, a throng of people engaging, supporting and contributing a common cause. The value a community can create is immense. But they don’t happen on their own and people won’t engage if there is no purpose or value for them.
Etch Business, Tools for Growth
Teaching Teamwork
We all know how important teamwork is for a thriving organisation. Without some degree of cooperation between your staff, literally nothing would ever get done.
Etch Business, Tools for Growth
Top 5 Networking How-to’s and Not-to’s
Top 5 Networking How-to’s and Top 5 Networking Not-to’s by Marie-Claire from Vault Consulting in Wellington.
Fashion & Arts, Tools for Growth
Survive and Thrive: Fueling the Business of Creativity
Survive & Thrive is a rare opportunity for artists, producers, businesses, organisations, makers and doers from the creative sector.
Etch Business, Tools for Growth
Five Things You Never Knew You Had To Be When You Decided To Start Your Own Business
When starting your own business you will need to wear many hats. Make sure you know when you are out of your depth, recognise this and pay someone else to worry about it!
Etch Business, Tools for Growth
Don’t Pigeonhole Creativity
For a very long time creativity has been considered the domain of artists, designers and well, creative types (something we designers are often labelled). This however is a widespread misconception. For too long creativity has been pigeonholed.
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