Boardroom magazine Winter 2022 | IoD NZ

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Voting for change

Voting for change

ESG was a unifying force in May’s federal election. What does it mean for corporate Australia?

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Why sea level rise matters

Why sea level rise matters

Many of NZ's built assets are close enough to the coast to be affected by rising seas this century.

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Examining healthcare

Examining healthcare

Associate Member, Tom Varghese, on what boards can learn from Canterbury DHB's implosion.

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Perfect storm

Perfect storm

There is light on the horizon but challenges remain as New Zealand navigates through the global supply chain chaos.

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Competing with the world

Competing with the world

The Prime Minister's world charm offensive.

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What’s coming next?

What’s coming next?

Futurist Ian Yeoman on where tourism will be in 10 to 50 years.

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Saving the farm

Saving the farm

The challenge for governance is to change the messaging on value, ensuring primary producers are regarded as highly valued environmental…

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What does the future hold?

What does the future hold?

Chief Economist Nick Tuffley looks into his crystal ball to see what might lie ahead.

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Taking some licence

Taking some licence

Social licence and its role in Te Tiriti and co-governance.

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Thinking long term

Thinking long term

Celia Tarrant CMInstD on creating sustainable value in organisations.

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Finding her sense of purpose

Finding her sense of purpose

Katie Bhreatnach CMInstD on purpose and adding value on the board.

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Carl Bates: young gun

Carl Bates: young gun

Carl Bates is making a name for himself in boardrooms.

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Stressed out

Stressed out

Cumulative stress is real. What can employers do about it?

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Moving to a new beat

Moving to a new beat

Has the pandemic changed expectations for the future of work in governance?

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Does an office still figure in your life?

Does an office still figure in your life?

Hybrid working will suit some people and not others. Look at the lived experience rather than theory in fine-tuning policies.

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Trial and error

Trial and error

Directors give their perspective on the future of work in NZ.

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Sink (and get eaten) or swim

Sink (and get eaten) or swim

‘Defence in Depth’ is a strategy delivering multiple layers of cyber protection.

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Understanding Asia

Understanding Asia

New Zealand businesses would be wise to invest in growing Asia-related skills.

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Saving the farm

Saving the farm

The challenge for governance is to change the messaging on value, ensuring primary producers are regarded as highly valued environmental…

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What’s coming next?

What’s coming next?

Futurist Ian Yeoman on where tourism will be in 10 to 50 years.

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Competing with the world

Competing with the world

The Prime Minister's world charm offensive.

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Examining healthcare

Examining healthcare

Associate Member, Tom Varghese, on what boards can learn from Canterbury DHB's implosion.

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Why sea level rise matters

Why sea level rise matters

Many of NZ's built assets are close enough to the coast to be affected by rising seas this century.

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Voting for change

Voting for change

ESG was a unifying force in May’s federal election. What does it mean for corporate Australia?

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Perfect storm

Perfect storm

There is light on the horizon but challenges remain as New Zealand navigates through the global supply chain chaos.

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