The people have spoken – GirlBoss CEO and founder Alexia Hilbertidou has been crowned this year’s Young Enterprise Scheme (YES) Emerging Alumni of the Year.

“Ninety seven percent of what you are holding on to as a founder can be delegated," says Jenene Crossan.

“We want to establish ourselves as the premium ticketing platform to help event organisers understand their event attendees even more,” says founder Ezel Kokcu.

The University of Auckland’s annual 40 Under 40 list recognises some of the most outstanding graduates

The mountainous backdrop of Queenstown is set to become the location of Creative HQ’s newest 2019 Venture Up accelerator for young entrepreneurs.

New Zealand born firm Adeption got a prominent place in New York’s Times Square last week.

With luck, our nation can help lead the way, by example, through the challenges of today into a beautiful tomorrow,” comments Brian Monahan.

There's often resistance from Asian businesses because they don’t know about New Zealand’s tech ingenuity – something Mitchell Pham finds frustrating.

Coca-Cola Amatil has announced the short-list of startups who have earned their place in the inaugural ‘Xcelerate’ programme.

A study has revealed the average women-owned startup receives less than half the funding of their male counterparts, despite earning more revenue.

Looking beyond the need to safely store data, Joe has developed software that enables the secure sharing of information across global teams.

NZ Story Group's head of engagement discusses three points as to why being from little old NZ can actually be of huge benefit to our tech sector.

Robin Block interviewed CybSafe founder Oz Alashe to determine his motives, the challenges involved and what the future holds.

Cheryl Reynolds is open to collaborating on new projects, and is actively looking for potential co-founders and partners for 3Cs.

“One of the benefits of being in an accelerator program is that even once you finish the formal process, you’re not evicted.”

Currently, only 12.5% of e-waste is recycled into other products.

We wanted to offer an educational tool that's impartial and realistic to help people work out if solar is economic for their workplaces.

“Australian businesses will fail to reach their full potential unless we create diverse and inclusive workplaces."

“This is where the economic prosperity of our nation will be created into the future.”

Kaye-Maree Dunn wants her work to inspire indigenous people internationally, starting in New Zealand.

We build things that might be terrific for business, but does it create a world for ourselves that we’re happy with?

“Parentpreneurs”, or, business owners with children, tend to have a different opinion of what success looks like.

The first video of the campaign has reached over 70,000 people, getting 42,000 views, 11 shares and counting.

78% of kids who search the internet for content end up frustrated, confused or anxious because that sea of content is so overwhelming.