| New partner joins Deloitte in Hamilton |
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16 July 2008 |
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Bruno Dente has travelled 11467 kilometres to join the Hamilton office of professional services firm Deloitte as partner. He was previously based in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Mr Dente will join the Hamilton office's audit practice and has experience across a wide range of industries including financial services, mining, transport, property, advertising and manufacturing. As well as having worked in South Africa, Mr Dente's 13-year professional services career also includes prior experience in auditing roles in the UK. The managing partner of Deloitte's Hamilton office, Michael Crawford, said he was looking forward to working... |
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| Entries open for the 2008 Deloitte/Unlimited Fast 50 |
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01 July 2008 |
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The 2008 Deloitte/Unlimited Fast 50 is open for entries. This is the eighth year that high-growth businesses from throughout New Zealand have been invited to benchmark their recent success against each other. Matt McKendry, the Deloitte partner leading the campaign, said the Fast 50 honoured business growth, innovation and entrepreneurial spirit. “It’s an opportunity for New Zealand businesses from across the spectrum to celebrate their growth achievements. It doesn’t matter whether they are public or private, large or small, or based in Kaikohe, Invercargill or somewhere in-between. As a... |
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| South Island companies holding their own |
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30 June 2008 |
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South Island listed companies outperformed the wider NZX 50 during 2007, and have not been hit as hard in the first quarter of 2008, according to the inaugural Deloitte South Island Index issued today. The Deloitte South Island Index measures movements in market capitalisation, tracking the performance of listed companies with a registered office and/or a substantial portion of their operations in the South Island. There were 33 companies on the South Island Index in 2007, and 32 in 2008 (following the merger of Loan and... |
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| Three New Partners For Deloitte |
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09 June 2008 |
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Professional services firm Deloitte continues to grow and admitted three new partners to its New Zealand partnership on 1 June 2008. This brought the Firm’s total number of full equity partners to 77. Deloitte CEO Murray Jack said that although the business environment was presenting challenges for some New Zealand businesses, it was critical that outstanding performers continued to be recognised. “We’re no exception – as with all leading organisations, rewarding high calibre people is fundamentally important, regardless of the economic conditions. The Kiwi economy appears to be changing down a gear or two, but for Deloitte in... |
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| McCallum Petterson team on deck at Deloitte |
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03 June 2008 |
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The merger between Deloitte and McCallum Petterson has taken effect, with the two partners and 30 professional staff from the specialist recovery and forensics firm having their first day on deck at Deloitte today. Deloitte CEO Murray Jack said the transition had gone like clockwork. “Having 30 new faces around in our Auckland and Wellington offices is very exciting – it’s terrific to have them on board. “The response from the market has been very positive and I’m sure Barry, David and their teams are looking forward to getting into their work under the Deloitte banner.” Barry Jordan... |
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| Deloitte to join forces with McCallum Petterson |
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09 April 2008 |
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Professional services firm Deloitte announced today that it will be expanding its capability in the Corporate Recovery and Forensics arenas when it joins forces with the highly regarded corporate recovery and forensic firm, McCallum Petterson on 1 June this year. The McCallum Petterson team of 28 professionals, comprising staff in Auckland and Wellington and including principals Barry Jordan and David Vance (who will become partners in Deloitte), will complement Deloitte’s existing expertise in corporate recovery and risk management. Deloitte Chief Executive Officer, Murray Jack, said the move was an exciting one for the... |
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| Record performance for New Zealand Tech companies in this year’s Deloitte Technology Fast 500 |
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06 December 2007 |
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The Asia Pacific tech sector is buoyant with the fastest-growing companies experiencing the highest level of growth in the history of the rankings and CEOs reporting record levels of confidence in business conditions which they expect to continue for another two years, according to Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific ranking and its survey of their CEOs. Average revenue growth rate across all 500 fastest-growing technology companies in Asia Pacific reached 540 percent over the past three years, the highest point since the rankings were launched in 2002. Four Mainland Chinese companies made it into the top 10 list along with two... |
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| Clean & Green Energy Mad - the country’s fastest growing enterprise in this year’s Deloitte/Unlimited Fast 50 index |
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31 October 2007 |
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Energy Mad, the designer and distributor of clean green energy efficient light bulbs is the country’s fastest growing business, taking out the top position in this year’s Deloitte/Unlimited Fast 50 index. This is the first time the Canterbury based company has entered the index and as a three year old operation has managed to increase its revenue growth rate by an astounding and unprecedented 2746%. According to Matt McKendry the Deloitte partner heading the research process, the massive growth rate for a relatively young company is a stunning example of capilitalising on the green business wave of opportunity, utilising... |
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| Expert calls for Public Private Partnerships in the wake of Local Government inquiry |
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28 August 2007 |
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Deloitte Infrastructure expert Paul Callow is calling for all political parties to build policy initiatives around public private partnerships in the wake of the recent local government inquiry. The inquiry over local government rates funding ordered after a threatened ratepayer revolt, resulted in a report released yesterday suggesting councils need to show more spending restraint. Local government rates are anticipated to rise 8% a year with councils expected to go into deeper debt and further user pay charges introduced nationwide, but according to Paul Callow from professional services firm Deloitte many of the country’s... |
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| Deloitte expands its Human Capital Services in New Zealand |
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13 August 2007 |
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Deloitte CEO Murray Jack is pleased to announce that the New Zealand firm has recently reinvigorated and expanded its Human Capital offering to better meet growing market demand.The local Human Capital practice will draw on Deloitte’s extensive global knowledge and expertise by now offering a broader range of services such as change management and culture, organisational learning and organisation structural review for both middle market, growing businesses, and for large-scale end entities as well. Deloitte has the second largest Human Capital team globally and according to Murray Jack the talent drain, lure of... |
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