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Speeches and presentations
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Reflections on a Life Well Lived: A Tribute to Sir Ron Trotter
17 August 2010, Roger Kerr, Old St Paul's, Wellington
Margaret and the family have asked me to reflect on Sir Ron’s role in business and public affairs and I’m honoured to do so. I loved Ron like a father. So it was with a heavy heart that I sat down to write these notes on Friday.
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Chairman's Remarks
20 November 2008, Rob McLeod
We said from the outset that the policies put in place by the last government to achieve its laudable goal of raising New Zealand's relative living standards and place in the OECD rankings could not succeed, and that they would move New Zealand further away from that goal. It gives us no satisfaction to have been proved right.
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New Zealand Business Roundtable Cocktail Function
12 June 2008, Rob McLeod
An address by Rob McLeod to attendees of the Business Roundtable's annual Wellington cocktail function.
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The Case for Economic Constitutions
16 September 2007, Roger Kerr
Presentation to the ACT New Zealand Waikato/Bay of Plenty Regional Conference.
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Public Policy: Objectives and Principles
2 August 2007, Roger Kerr
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The State of the Nation
16 February 2007, Roderick Deane
This speech was to a meeting of the New Zealand Business Roundtable.
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NZBR Cocktail Function
17 November 2005, Rob McLeod
Address to the NZBR cocktail function in Auckland today. Rob McLeod, Chairman of the NZ Business Roundtable.
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Chairman's Comments
10 June 2004, Rob McLeod
2004 is turning out to be a busy year for the Business Roundtable. We have a full programme of activities ahead.
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Chairman's Comments
15 April 2004, Rob McLeod
Chairman's comments to an NZBR cocktail function in Wellington. 2004 is shaping up to be a busy year for the Business Roundtable. We
have a full programme of activities ahead.
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A Conflict of Visions
6 March 2004, Roger Kerr
Speech by Roger Kerr to the ACT New Zealand 10th Annual Conference in Christchurch
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The New Zealand Business Roundtable: Same Principles, New Directions
11 June 2002, Roger Kerr
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The Business Roundtable In 2001
10 October 2001, Roger Kerr
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The New Zealand Business Roundtable and What It Stands For
10 March 1999, Sir Ronald Trotter
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The Role of Business in Public Affairs: Some New Zealand Perspectives
29 September 1998, Roger Kerr
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The New Zealand Business Roundtable's View of Lobbying
18 March 1998, Roger Kerr
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The New Zealand Business Roundtable - A Personal Perspective
11 June 1997, Roger Kerr
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Business and Politics: Myth and Reality
2 August 1996, Roger Kerr
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The Business Roundtable in 1995
12 June 1995, Tim Cullinane
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What Can Public Relations Offer New Zealand Business?
28 June 1991, Lindsay Fergusson
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The New Zealand Business Roundtable: Roles and Goals
12 November 1990, Roger Kerr
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Books and reports
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The Trotter Times
2 February 2007, New Zealand Business Roundtable
A collection of speeches given by the late Sir Ronald Trotter between 1986 and 2002.
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Statement of Purpose
1 January 2002, New Zealand Business Roundtable
The New Zealand Business Roundtable is an organisation comprising primarily chief executives of major business firms committed to contributing to the development of sound policies that reflect overall national interests. It is founded on the belief that a healthy, dynamic business sector and open and competitive markets are fundamental to the achievement of a prosperous economy and fair society.
Members represent most of the large business interests in New Zealand and are drawn from all parts of the business sector. Their organisations comprise listed and private companies and other types of business enterprise, both domestically and overseas owned, primarily in the private sector.
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Articles
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Business Lobbying: Self-Interest or National Interest?
20 December 2006, Rob McLeod
This article was first published in the DominionPost, 20 December 2006.
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Getting Better Value for Money in Public Spending
1 November 2005, Roger Kerr
The government has embarked on a review of government spending with the aim of finding savings to offset spending decisions arising out of election commitments and the coalition agreements.
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Hui Taumata: A Source of Optimism
11 March 2005, Roger Kerr
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Budget Policy Statement Shows Need for Credible Growth Strategy
25 February 2005, Roger Kerr
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Roderick Deane on Corporate Governance
11 February 2005, Roger Kerr
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New Zealand Families Matter
17 December 2004, Patricia Morgan
The family is now in a worse state in New Zealand than almost anywhere else.
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The Case for a Flat Tax
8 October 2004, Roger Kerr
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The Record of Progress
10 September 2004, Roger Kerr
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The Role of Business in Historical Perspective and Today
30 July 2004, Roger Kerr
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Hard-headed spending decisions not cold-hearted
2 July 2004, Roger Kerr
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A Refreshing Return to Sanity
1 March 2004, Roger Kerr
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Is the Labour Market Special?
1 March 2004, Roger Kerr
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Growth and Innovation: Yeah Right!
22 January 2004, Roger Kerr
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A country is not a company
8 December 2003, Roger Kerr
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Perspectives
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Issue 392 New Zealand Business Roundtable Website Revamp
18 August 2010, New Zealand Business Rountable
The New Zealand Business Roundtable has upgraded its website www.nzbr.org.nz to provide easier access to its extensive collection of public policy research and publications and to make use of social media.
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Media Releases
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Tributes Flow For Business Roundtable Founding Chairman
11 August 2010, New Zealand Business Roundtable
Business Roundtable Chairman Rob McLeod and Executive Director Roger Kerr today paid tribute to the organisation’s founding chairman and business icon Sir Ronald Ramsey Trotter, who died peacefully at his Kapiti Coast home last night after a long illness.
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E-Connects
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Roger Kerr - The People, Writers and Thinkers who Influenced His Ideas
31 October 2009, Chris Laidlaw and Roger Kerr
Chris Laidlaw interviews Roger Kerr on the people, writers and thinkers who have influenced his ideas.
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