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Kia ora Max,
Nau mai ki tēnei Pānui Tuku Rawa o Rāwāhi. Welcome to this week's Export News.
This week, we take a look at some top trends from CES in Las Vegas - the good, the bad and the ugly - as well as lessons from leading design expert Chris Hacker on why design thinking matters, and how to build it into the cultural DNA of your business.
Elsewhere, we've got a Nelson company taking NZ's finest produce to the world's best tables, three China online retail trends you need to know about, and updates and news of interest from around the business and export community.
To close out Waitangi week, we're also bringing you insights from the New Zealand Story on iwi entities, what they do, and why they're so important to the future of Māori and the wider New Zealand economy - as well as a look inside the Ngāi Tahu Tourism story, in the CEO's own words.
Enjoy! |
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AUDIO: Build design thinking into your business culture |
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Design thinking should be front and centre to make your products and services “palatable to the world”, says design guru and Better By Design CEO Summit speaker Chris Hacker. Listen to his interview with NBR Radio on the power of design thinking and how to embed the method into your business. |
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NZ red meat comes to the table in Korea |
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New Zealand's red meat sector can look forward to new opportunities in the Korean market now that a bilateral free trade agreement has come into force, according to NZTE's Trade Commissioner in Seoul, Ryan Freer. |
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'Crafting our grandchildren's futures' - inside New Zealand's iwi entities |
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A handful of highly successful Māori iwi (tribal) organisations are household names in Aotearoa-New Zealand - but there's a bigger story beyond the headlines. Director of Ngāti Porou Holdings, Kristin Kohere-Soutar, offers deeper insights on iwi entities, the values that drive them, and their potential to shape the country's economic future. |
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Firing up a new Kindling Cracker - with some Weta magic |
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Over the last three years, Ayla Hutchinson has found success in New Zealand and overseas with her original Kindling Cracker - and she's now created a larger, more elegant version to split firewood in style, with a little help from Weta Workshop. |
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UPCOMING: CommunicAsia, Singapore, May 2017 |
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CommunicAsia2017, taking place in Singapore this May, will bring together cutting-edge ICT technologies for business from around the world. New Zealand companies have the option to exhibit at CommunicAsia on a private shared stand - if you're interested, click below to find out more. |
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NEXT WEEK: Food and Beverage in ASEAN - Auckland, 16 February |
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If you're in Auckland next week, don't miss your chance to hear from speakers and market experts on entering the ASEAN marketplace, building market share and expanding across different countries within the region - with insights for all industries. Find out more and register below. |
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