Archive for the ‘Podcast’ Category

The art of property flipping in New Zealand’s evolving market
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #24: Buying, selling, flipping: Inside the property market with Tapere Hewett Property investment has always been about more than just buying and selling houses. It’s about creating opportunities, building wealth, and designing a financial future that breaks free from conventional thinking. In New Zealand’s property market, successful property flipping requires a […]
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What happens when you stop fearing AI and start using it for marketing
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #23: The future of AI in marketing with Steve Ballantyne The conversation around artificial intelligence in marketing is drowning in hysteria and sensationalism. Yet beneath the noise lies a profound opportunity for businesses willing to look beyond the headlines and embrace AI as what it truly is: a revolutionary creative tool […]
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From baker to business broker: a recipe for success
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #22: Career pivots & advice for buying or selling a business with Helane Mead When we think about business transformation, we often overlook the human stories behind successful enterprises. Yet these narratives contain the most valuable insights for anyone contemplating their next professional move or considering buying or selling a business. […]
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From global beauty executive to award-winning skincare pioneer
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #21: Creating a premium skincare brand, RAAIE, with Katey Mandy When Katey Ellen Mandy returned to New Zealand after 15 years building beauty brands across London, New York, and Los Angeles, she never imagined that her family’s rewilded dairy farm would become the inspiration for a revolutionary skincare brand. Yet standing […]
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“I swore I’d never be CEO” and how Dale Clareburt built a global HR tech company anyway
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #20: Building Resilience with Dale Clareburt When Dale Clareburt co-founded Weirdly in 2014, she made a declaration to her fellow founders: “I don’t mind what happens so long as I’m not the CEO and I don’t end up in this business on my own.” Six months later, she was the CEO. […]
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“It makes my soul feel good.” Inside Myint Aung’s ethical fashion revolution
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #19: Starting a social impact brand with Reca founder Myint Aung In an industry often criticised for its environmental impact and labour practices, Myint Aung is charting a different course. As the founder of reca, an Auckland-based ethical fashion brand, she has created a business model that prioritises positive social impact […]
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Pioneering through invisibility: Melanie Langlotz’s augmented reality journey
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #18: Gaming for Good: Behind Geo AR with Melanie Langlotz Few entrepreneurs have had the vision and tenacity to persist with an idea that was initially dismissed as impossible. For Melanie Langlotz, founder and CEO of Geo AR Games, creating augmented reality experiences that encourage children to play outdoors required not […]
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“I spent $200 and a bottle of vodka.” How Richard Conway built NZ’s SEO empire.
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #17: Leadership and Imposter Syndrome with Richard Conway Building a successful business requires more than technical expertise in the cutthroat digital marketing world. It demands vision, persistence, ethical practices, and genuine care for both clients and employees. Few exemplify these qualities better than Richard Conway, founder and CEO of Pure SEO, […]
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Sales psychology: transform reluctant sellers into revenue artists
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #16: The secret to sales success: Sales psychology with Bill James What if everything you’ve been taught about selling is keeping you from success? Bill James, the unconventional sales guru who specifically works with “people who don’t like selling but have to anyway,” reveals the counterintuitive psychology that turns hesitation into […]
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Why employee shares could be your most revolutionary business design
Boxers & Briefs Podcast #15: Empowering Ownership: ESOP insights with Bruce Sheppard What if the most radical act in business isn’t about disruption, but connection? What if ownership could be the ultimate creative medium—the canvas on which we paint a completely different relationship between people and the companies they build? Bruce Sheppard, co-founder of Gilligan […]
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