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Natalie Ferguson: PHEW! My 2 cents (seeing I wasn’ ;t there to give them in person). The Wellywood sign would have...
Jack Yan: Oh, is that what you were getting at? I just thought you were cold and wrapped up with extra layers. The colour...
Jack Yan: It was Kristin, Sue Ellen’s sister.
Josh: Jim, It sure would be easy for you to throw your hands in the air and say ‘I told you so’. Surely the...
Dave Guerin: You’ re right Jim - it’s a good thing and has been a long time coming. Good luck with your part...
Jim: Good question, Jason. Firstly - for institutio ns, it’s about completion rates, not pass rates, ie. address...
Jason: Why is anything which encourages grade inflation a good thing? I would expect that linking pay to completion will...
Kevin Millar: I agree with your comments. I have been providing market and strategic advisory services for a French-...
Jim: Oliver and Rawdon, thank you for your kind remarks R - might go late this year/early next.
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Posted by Jim in Reviews and events, People/places/practices at May 10th, 2007
The Wellington 2007 Gold Awards winners were announced last night. phil&ted’s baby buggy business took supreme honours. Roderick Deane received a special ‘Wellington business icon’ award. Alex Malahoff from GNS Science and Rod Drury (pictured) from Xero were named Wellington Creative Ambassadors. Congratulations to them and all the category winners. Don’t they make you proud?
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