Steve Sammartino, Australian entrepreneur, writer and Lego aficionado (he crowd-funded building a full-sized, working Lego car – as one does) has seen it all
Snowball Effect and PledgeMe are out of the gate in the New Zealand equity crowdfunding race, with each set to launch as licensed providers
The sharing economy's mission is to completely change our thinking around buying and owning products. So how can Kiwi businesses cash in? Infographic created by Raj Kamal.
Alan Schaaf, the founder and CEO of image sharing site Imgur, will be one of the headline acts at this year's TEDx Wellington tedxwellington.com
Sixty-something entrepreneur Keith Neylon's company is one to watch after 10 years investing in plant, genetics, farms and an entire system to produce sheep
Auckland aerospace company Rocket Lab has taken another step towards its goal of making space more accessible to business with a new launch vehicle set
The authors of an inventions book due to be released later this year are among the newly-announced speakers for TEDxAuckland, to take place next
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New Zealand can lift its export performance by cashing in on emerging food and beverage opportunities in East and Southeast Asia, according to a
Ian Pollard's new insurance company stumbled at the last hurdle before launch. So what should you do when your plan to start up doesn't
The digital journal Headland, designed to open a potential global audience to emerging Kiwi writers, is hunting funds from the crowd. Headland is gearing up
New Zealand experience marketing specialist Megan Clark was one of the judges of the Promo & Activation category at the Cannes Lions ad and
Young Enterprise Trust and Creative HQ are creating a micro version of the Lightning Lab accelerator, Venture Up, to bridge the gap between entrepreneurship
Most founders assume a business plan is their first priority, but a startup plan will help you define a lasting vision, says LendYour founder
It won't be long before we don't call it the collaborative economy, we just call it the economy. So how should brands and entrepreneurs
Firstly, let's be clear – our culture has grown from Kiwi improvisation, not Kiwi ingenuity. Improvisation, according to dictionary.com is 'To make, provide, or
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The Aussies have outdone us in this year's Global Innovation Index, rising three places to 17th, knocking us down a peg from 17th to
When Liv Tapper got together the first collection for her luxury ladies' leisurewear brand Formantera, she sent it to contacts in the New York
“Why can’t we source a decent blank T-shirt?” That was the conundrum facing young entrepreneur Lawrence Railton and fine arts graduate and sales manager
The New Zealander that helped give human faces to creatures, in movies like Avatar and King Kong, has teamed up with an Auckland company
A new web tool will let young voters put Kiwi politicians to the test and encourages them to get involved in the upcoming general election. Ask
The Icehouse is calling on expressions of interest as it brings the Lightning Lab digital accelerator to Auckland. The accelerator first ran in Wellington in
Stealth innovation is creeping into some of the world's biggest companies - employees with good ideas are sneaking them into their organisations under the radar. So you’ve
A Wellington businesswoman, whose software company helps farmers manage their cow poo, has won the inaugural Fly Buys Mumtrepreneur of the Year awards. Bridgit Hawkins
The dark arts of branding received an illumination when Brant Cooper spoke to a packed house at Wellington’s Lightning Lab. The Lean Entrepreneur co-author from San