Robett Hollis on Intergenerational Chess not Checkers…
Robett has fit in a lot into his life – from medal winning professional snowboarder to successful multi-exit media and tech entrepreneur, investor and global Kiwi we dive back into…
Robett has fit in a lot into his life – from medal winning professional snowboarder to successful multi-exit media and tech entrepreneur, investor and global Kiwi we dive back into…
Garry Moore served three terms as Christchurch Mayor and in this episode we hear about his childhood then really have a very eclectic conversation – as expected! We jump all…
The key learnings and a summary from the first day is here. On the second day there were a lot of other topics covered so here is a summary of the…
I’ve been fortunate to attend this leadership conference on 5-6 May 2021 in Auckland. I realise many of you would be curious and like to know what was discussed so…
This has info on the Impact Sector Update calls I have been hosting.
One of our recent purpose driven clients wanted to set up an organisation which seeks to revitalise, strengthen and raise awareness about Indigenous approaches and worldviews. This is exactly the…
New Zealand is a beautiful country which welcomes foreign investment and immigrants. It offers a very high quality of lifestyle along with stunning natural beauty and a very clean environment.
To celebrate the 250th episode of seeds podcast this is a short talk I gave at the High School that I went to for about 60 students who were age…
Three decades since it first emerged on our screens, Captain Planet and the Planeteers will always be remembered as the show that introduced an entire generation to corporate greed and…
OPINION: A key part of learning how to adapt to our Covid-19 reality will be rebuilding our business models.
Seeds Podcast started September 2017, this article was first published June 2019, updated Oct 2020 and further updated July 2023. Introduction I think podcasting connects us to our past. That…
They’re two cities with identical amenities, identical schools and equally beautiful hinterlands. So why don’t more people choose the one where houses are half the price?