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NZIM/Eagle Technology Young Executive of the Year: Hamish McBeath
(December 2011)
Hamish McBeath has a vision for New Zealand manufacturing. “The country needs to re-embrace and re-build its manufacturing industries for a number of sound economic reasons,” he says. “Too many of our manufacturers fall over unnecessarily.”
McBeath is the 2011 NZIM/Eagle Technology Young Executive of the Year. And he hopes winning the award will enhance the credibility and currency of his pro-manufacturing argument.
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NZIM: Ready to do better
(December 2011)
Year’s end is in sight. The New Zealand Institute of Management is a learning institution and this is report card time.
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NZIM: Backing the best
(November 2011)
The NZIM/Eagle Technology Young Executive of the Year will be named at this month’s Deloitte/Management magazine Top 200 Awards. The award is in its 16th year and Reg Birchfield explains why NZIM believes it is important to New Zealand management and leadership.
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NZIM: A legacy for youth employment
(October 2011)
The New Zealand Institute of Management is concerned about the impact and implications of the Government’s latest industry training and youth unemployment policies.
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NZIM: Integration! NZIM – the next chapter
(September 2011)
The story of the New Zealand Institute of Management began soon after World War II. The next chapter of this tale is now being written for a world vastly different from the one in which NZIM was originally forged. Reg Birchfield, a Life Fellow who has been involved with NZIM for almost 40 years, explains the emergence of NZIM Mark II.
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