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ASB Executive Manager Kaupapa Maori Krissi Holtz talks to Wendy Petrie about how businesses can improve their overall performance and strengthen community relationships by embracing Maori culture around sustainability and production.
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ASB General Manager Small Business Banking Michelle Eng talks to Wendy Petrie about the challenges small businesses are facing with finding and retaining staff, offering work/life balance and flexibility and how to appeal to potential employees.
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ASB Executive General Manager Business Banking Tim Deane talks to Wendy Petrie about the growth in local manufacturing – what effects the weaker dollar and global supply chain pressures could have on localisation of manufacturing.
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ASB International Trade Consultant Paul Gestro talks to Wendy Petrie about global supply chain disruptions – what sectors are being hit, how do businesses mitigate the issues and when will things turn around.
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ASB general manager of design Sarah Nally talks to Wendy Petrie about customer experience – why it’s important for long-term success and how to re-energise your business in a post-Covid world.
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ASB head of corporate responsibility Miranda James talks to Wendy Petrie about what sustainability means for businesses, why it is so important and what the benefits to business are.
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ASB head of Maori Business team Anthony Ririnui talks to Wendy Petrie about the growth and key trends of the Maori economy, and how Kiwi businesses could support the economy.
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ASB Business Insight – Wendy Petrie asks the experts the questions that Kiwi business owners want answered, covering topics from sustainability to supply chain disruption to inflation.