Voting for the 2021 MOST Awards opens on 12 April
You cannot simply enter the MOST Awards. It is essential to be listed with researchers Freshly Ground Insights.
The
raison d’etre of the MOST Awards is to recognise
and celebrate media owners and media agencies that have delivered the best
service performance. Media agency employees are invited to rate the performance
of the media owner sales teams with whom they have frequent contact, and vice
versa.
Voting goes live on 12 April 2021 and
runs to 4 June 2021. The user-friendly, online survey asks respondents to
select the companies that they wish to vote for, scoring them against a number
How the NZX s top 50 companies got through the worst of Covid stress
16 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
5 minutes to read
The NZX s top 50 companies leaned heavily on bank support to get through the Covid crisis. Photo / Supplied
The NZX s top 50 companies leaned heavily on bank support to get through the Covid crisis. Photo / Supplied
A large number of New Zealand s top 50 listed companies tapped up their banks for financial support through covenant waivers and facility limit increases during the worst of the nationwide Covid lockdown last year. But many didn t end up needing it as revenues recovered much faster than they expected, a report by law firm Chapman Tripp has revealed.
6 secrets for being short-listed by a top headhunter
By Judith Beck|15 March 2021
Headhunters are scouts on the lookout for the top talent for their clients at senior levels. The client will ask the headhunter to search the market for a long list of candidates who are ideally the best in the market for a particular role. This long list will be assessed and then a short-list will be presented to the client, writes Judith Beck.
Headhunters don’t advertise, they are well connected in the industry they search in, and one day you may get a call from them. Take the call!
US, Israel Talk Iran, Regional Security Issues
Iran sole regional security issue listed by White House after national security advisors hold consultative talks. The US and Israeli national security advisors discussed on Thursday regional security issues, according to the White House.
The sole country named in the White House statement was Iran amid ongoing efforts by the Biden administration to resume participation in the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
The push has failed to breach an impasse with Iran regarding who should first return to compliance after former President Donald Trump left the pact in 2018.
Trump went on to reimpose sanctions, including those lifted under the JCPOA as tensions reached a fever pitch between Washington and Tehran. In retaliation for Trump s actions, The Islamic Republic took successive steps from its nuclear commitments.