Mike's Blog

This Month NZEE Chair Mike Chapman looks at the connection between sustainability and Human Rights.

A must read.

The idea of New Zealand running out of food would seem to be highly unlikely, considering the country feeds over 40 million people.

However, it is important to note that we import one-third of the food we consume. The issue at hand is not about running out of food entirely, but rather running out of the varieties of food we need, particularly healthy foods such as vegetables and some fruits.

Being a member of NZEE is becoming increasingly popular as employers aim to improve conditions for their workers and tell their good employment story to consumers. This Month NZEE Chair Mike Chapman walks you through the benefits of membership.

Humans have always sought belonging, from ancient tribal groups to modern business associations, clubs, and societies.  Today, social media represents the latest evolution of this trend, offering nearly limitless opportunities for like-minded individuals to connect and exchange views online.

Everyone has an opinion.  In the age of social media, opinions abound and are instantly spread around the world – some well-informed, others steeped in myth and prejudice.  This cacophony of perspectives has made decision-making an intricate dance between truth and noise.

The New Zealand economy is navigating perilous waters. This Month NZEE Chair Mike Chapman looks at how to transcend the confines of election promises and prioritise the long-term economic well-being of the nation.

Excessive control hampers economic growth and too little trust fosters exploitation. This Month NZEE Chair Mike Chapman investigates the challenges ahead of the new govt to NZ Immigration setting right.

NZEE Boad Chair, Mike Chapman, looks at the challenges that lay ahead.  In this altered world, adaptation is not optional; it is the prerequisite for survival. Industries and governments alike must embrace change or face the risk of extinction.