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As a capital city business school, we take pride in developing leaders who have the ability to consider the commercial, governance, and social implications of economic activities. We understand that organisational success requires financial, environmental, and social sustainability.
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Hon Grant Robertson, Minister of Finance, sat down with Professor Ian Williamson to discuss the 2020 Budget and answer questions submitted by students from across New Zealand.
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With New Zealand’s average national house price now over $700,000, the heirs of home-owning boomers (as well as people born before 1945 whose significant wealth is often overlooked) will receive a currently untaxed bonanza, writes Dr Jonathan Barrett.
A welcome for the July 2020 alumni newsletter from Professor Ian Williamson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Wellington School of Business and Government.
Hon. Grant Robertson, Minister of Finance, stopped by the Wellington School of Business and Government (WSBG) in June to speak with Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Dean Professor Ian Williamson about the 2020 Budget and to answer questions from high school students across the country.
Travel bans, closed borders, and grounded planes have dealt a heavy blow to the tourism industry. What will the new normal be?
Join us for a discussion on business and political integrity during our recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
The Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Adrian Orr, will discuss the monetary policy response to COVID-19 – during and following the immediate shock.
Wellington School of Business and Government is among 1 percent of business schools worldwide to hold the 'Triple Crown' of international accreditations, along with accreditations from industry and professional bodies.
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