Want to be world class? Be original, says Andrew Adamson
Kiwis who want to make their name globally shouldn't underestimate the power of originality to put them one step ahead, says World Class New Zealand award winner, film maker Andrew Adamson.
World Class NZer Craig Elliott on getting noticed in the US
If you want to make it stateside, don't be shy to tell the world about your idea, says tech leader Craig Elliott.
Neville Jordan on earning a reputation, not making a name
Reputations are built over a long time, so Kiwis who want to 'make name' are heading in the wrong direction, says Endeavour Capital executive chairman Neville Jordan.
Nurture the new generation, says World Class Kiwi Murray Brennan
Investment in the next generation of great thinkers is a leader's biggest reward, says World Class New Zealander Murray Brennan.
World Class Kiwi Claudia Batten on the importance of networks
Networks are everything to serial tech founder Claudia Batten, who says being an entrepreneur is about convincing other people to help you build something awesome.
World Class Kiwi Catherine Mohr on the impact of solving big problems
When you set your mind to solving problems that matter to you, you can make a big impact globally, says World Class New Zealand award winner Catherine Mohr.
Batten crowned youngest ever World Class NZ supreme winner
Serial tech entrepreneur Claudia Batten, 39, last night became the youngest recipient of the Supreme World Class New Zealand Award in the programme's 11-year history.
Inspirational Kiwis hit the road
Leading New Zealanders based at home and offshore will tour the three main centres later this month as part of Kea and the World Class New Zealand network's Inspire Days.
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