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S Businessworld X COMPUTERS LIMITED COMPUTER INDUSTRY OPPORTUNITIES CHRISTCHURCH BUSINESSWORLD COMPUTERS LIMITED is a rapidly expanding national group specialising in marketing business computer hardware and software systems. Following a successful merger with the local CCL organisation, the company Is continuing its strong growth. BUSINESSWORLD is a leading supplier of IBM computer systems and has an experienced team of hardware and software support staff. Continued expansion in the local market combined with a move into new multi-user systems has created new opportunities. Self-motivating results oriented people are sought to fill the following positions. MARKETING EXECUTIVE The major responsibility will be to market the company’s products and services throughout the South Island covering existing clients and developing new business opportunities. Applicants should possess: • A tertiary qualification. • A record as a strong marketeer or the belief that they have the ability to succeed in this competitive environment. • Strong communication skills. • The desire to be involved in new computer technology. In return a highly attractive remuneration package comprising base salary plus commission will be offered. Full product and marketing training will be provided. FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING MANAGER PREFERRED AGE RANGE 23-27 The position entails monthly and annual financial and management accounting reports and the supervision of a small experienced administration/clerical team. The existing systems and procedures are well established and the appointee will be expected to develop expertise in spreadsheet design and financial modelling. An accounting qualification such as BComm or ACA is essential, along with strong communication skills and a rjnarketing orientation. Some practical accounting experience would be advantageous. * Each position offers excellent prospects for further development in a dynamic and challenging environment. k Applications will be treated in confidence and should be directed to Craig I O’Connell by telephoning 798-909 or, if preferred, by writing to him at P.O. I Box 391, Christchurch. I McDougall Rodgers Associates zO Management Consultants I n n ' Auckland Wellington Christchurch \ II l| < 594-051 720-769 798-909 / FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES Opportunities exist for professionally-minded business people looking for a quality investment opportunity to join the Ford Dealer Team. Applications are sought from business persons with a proven sales record in the automotive industry, who have the considerable drive and initiative required to take advantage of the benefits associated with the market-leading brand. It is envisaged that applicants will be around 30-40 years of age, with a minimum of $250,000 for investment. Franchise holders will become actively involved in the marketing and merchandising of new cars, light and heavy commercials, tractors, and genuine Ford parts. If you know you can measure up to the exacting standards required, please write, enclosing a resum6 to: Ford Motor Co of NZ Ltd P.O. Box 30012 LOWER HUTT Attn: Mr C. G. Hay Business Management Dept. Confidential: Addressee Only. Strictest confidentiality is assured.

TZVNDY ' ,NVO!CING ADVANCED 'STOCKCONTROL TECHNOLOGY - SALES ANALYSIS 16-BIT COMPUTERS - WORD PROCESSING TANDY IS ONE OF AMERICA’S LARGEST AND MOST EXPERIENCED MANUFACTURERS OF SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTERS. ALONG WITH EVERY TANDY COMPUTER COMES A COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING AND SUPPORT SYSTEM. TANDY SYSTEMS ARE CONSIDERABLY LESS EXPENSIVE THAN .COMPARABLE COMPUTERS. FINANCE AVAILABLE ] 149 Hereford Street EEaEEHB Phone 797-279

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