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Episode 49: Audette Exel
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(1.26)We check out the week on the markets with Shane Solly from Harbour Asset Management. (6:59)NBR’s Tim Hunter reflects on the High Court ruling involving former high profile Milford Asset Management trader Mark Warminger and what the ruling will mean for market participant. (13:47)Andrew speaks to Adam Hunt, managing director of crowdfunding platform Liftoff which had put itself up for sale but we hear why it’s been has been unable to find a buyer. (18:15)Andrew's feature guest this week is Australian based kiwi ex-pat Audette Exel, founder of Adara Group. She was in NZ this week to address a business audience as part of International Woman’s Day. Recognised internationally for her work to bridge the worlds of finance with philanthropy, Audette Exel was elected a Global Leader for Tomorrow by The World Economic Forum and in 2013 was awarded an honorary Order of Australia for “service to humanity through the Adara Group’s development work providing specialist care to women and children in Uganda and Nepal”.
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