Make way for the first duo on 'Bored to Boss'! Grab your Suntory Boss Coffee - It's brewed hot, chilled fast and perfect for an on-the-go podcast listen. In Episode 3, Georgia chats to hosts Bex and Carena, the sisters behind Clique Fitness. Get the tea on how to build a strong, sustainable business while maintaining a personal connection with their community. They discuss the challenges of balancing family, business, and personal growth, and how they’ve leveraged their sisterly bond to build a powerful, supportive brand. The conversation also delves into the importance of community and innovation in the fitness space, and how they stay motivated to continuously evolve their brand. Whether you're a fitness lover, entrepreneur, or someone looking to take the leap from idea to business, this episode is filled with inspiration and actionable advice. New episode out every Tuesday! IG: @boredtobosspodcast IG: @zmonline The podcasts in the SME Stream contain general information only, not financial or professional advice. Any opinions expressed in the podcasts are not necessarily shared by BNZ, or its related entities. BNZ is not liable for any losses resulting from the content of the podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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GFC to Graham Norton: How a winemaker went global
[VIDEO EPISODE ON YOUTUBE & SPOTIFY] The GFC hit just one year into Invivo's wine venture. Now it’s earning millions in exports, with the help of celebrities. The podcasts in the SME Stream contain general information only, not financial or professional advice. Any opinions expressed in the podcasts are not necessarily shared by BNZ, or its related entities. BNZ is not liable for any losses resulting from the content of the podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Nicola Willis: Finance Minister on the Government's strategy to get the US to drop the tariffs
The Finance Minister says the Government is still looking to alleviate the impact of the US' tariffs on New Zealand. New Zealand's current rate is at 10 percent - in line with a majority of other countries. Nicola Willis says officials are determined to engage with their American counterparts to work out a solution. "We're pointing out that our tariff regime is very limited towards the US...we have very few non-trade barriers and as far as possible - we'd like to grow the trade between our two countries, so we'd prefer no tariff." LISTEN ABOVE The podcasts in the SME Stream contain general information only, not financial or professional advice. Any opinions expressed in the podcasts are not necessarily shared by BNZ, or its related entities. BNZ is not liable for any losses resulting from the content of the podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Nick Mowbray: Zuru Toys co-founder on US businesses holding off on purchases as a result of Trump's tariffs
Kiwi toy entrepreneur Nick Mowbray says businesses in the US are pressing pause on major purchasing decisions. There's ongoing uncertainty about Donald Trump's tariff plan. The US President says he might temporarily lower tariffs on the auto industry following temporary reductions for Chinese electronics and goods from most other countries. Zuru Toys co-founder Nick Mowbray told Mike Hosking manufacturers and retailers are in a holding pattern, waiting to see how things pan out. He says it would be hard to say they're not worried, but they're just trying to deal with the situation as it unfolds daily. LISTEN ABOVE The podcasts in the SME Stream contain general information only, not financial or professional advice. Any opinions expressed in the podcasts are not necessarily shared by BNZ, or its related entities. BNZ is not liable for any losses resulting from the content of the podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management spokesperson on what the tech tariff exemptions did to the market
The Trump administration's tariff announcements have left a notable impact on financial markets - and experts fear we may not be out of the woods yet. Smartphones, computers and some other electronics from China will face 20 percent tariffs, rather than the 145 percent imposed on other Chinese goods. The White House says the exemption is not permanent. Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly explains further. LISTEN ABOVE The podcasts in the SME Stream contain general information only, not financial or professional advice. Any opinions expressed in the podcasts are not necessarily shared by BNZ, or its related entities. BNZ is not liable for any losses resulting from the content of the podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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