Real success stories
Discover the secrets to genuine success for your business and your people.
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Stephen Ruscoe - Canterbury Museum
Read moreMy advice to young people is that I have often found in my career that hard work attracts luck. If you put 100% into a role then you’ll be surprised at what comes back to you. Seize every opportunity.
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Tony Kuepfer - Te Papa
Read moreA qualification signifies that you’ve done the learning, you’ve made the effort and you’ve enhanced your knowledge at those levels, so it’s recognition of that.
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Chrissy Mackay - KEA Campers
Read moreI completed ServiceIQ’s Customer Service Award soon after I started at KEA, while training in the customer service team. This gave me a kick-start and helped me gain my role as KEA Campers’ Housekeeping Manager.
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Samantha Chambers - United Travel
Read moreI was selected for the TAANZ Travel Trainee of the Year Award because I was a young person who had set goals, decided how to go about achieving them and did just that.
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Shane Cameron - Off Road NZ
Read moreThe highlight of working in tourism is that you get to be part of making someone’s day more exciting and enjoyable by helping them to do something they would never normally attempt.
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Donna Lienert - Atlantic Pacific American Express
Read moreDelivering the service our corporate and public sector clients expect requires having the right people in the business. People who are passionate and committed to their customers and know their industry inside-out.
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Awards continue for young chef
Read moreNew Plymouth’s Nickolas Han, from Pacific International Hotel Management School, has added another award to his CV.
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Young retailer wins award
Read moreWinner of this year’s NZ Hardware Journal Young Retailer of the Year is Mark Buckenham, of PlaceMakers Pukekohe.
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Tops at training gleans trio of awards
Read moreInvercargill’s The Batch Café has been named the ServiceIQ Excellence in Training and Staff Development winner at the Hospitality New Zealand black tie Awards for Excellence dinner.
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Award for tourism network
Read moreNew Zealand’s official visitor information network, i-SITE, won recognition from industry training organisation ServiceIQ, with the Invercargill i-SITE receiving the Staff Professional Development Award.