Employers who embrace the entrepreneurial mindset and actively seek out graduates with these competencies will find themselves better positioned to navigate these changes and capitalise on new opportunities.

Syed Adeel Ali is the founder of a multinational IT company APIMatic. It’s a role that would seem miles away from his early beginnings in academia, however Adeel says that being an entrepreneur has enabled him to find a way to focus on his purpose and make an impact at scale.

As Soul Capital’s founder and CEO, Business School Senior Lecturer Dr Jamie Newth brings together academia and industry to achieve more equitable outcomes for all.

Kurutao aims to motivate tauira Māori (students) through inspiration from Aotearoa New Zealand’s innovation landscape, encompassing both indigenous and non-indigenous elements.

Alumni from the University of Auckland’s entrepreneurial ecosystem took out three categories from the 25th American Chamber of Commerce Awards.

With a rich background in Macro Social Work and Global Health, Dr. Marissa brings extensive experience in creating inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems that empower diverse communities.

CIE’s Academic Director, Professsor Rod McNaughton, reviews the promise and perils of AI’s new playbook for New Zealand’s start-ups.

In a world where common wisdom often guides our choices, brothers Luke and Tim Burrows have consistently defied traditional logic and expectations.

For over fifteen years, charitable trust SavY has been ensuring that students leave school better equipped to manage their finances.

A Start-up Interns programme delivered by the University of Auckland Business School’s Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) has offered a transformative experience that benefits both students and emerging ventures.