REGIONAL GENERAL MANAGER SOUTH ISLAND PACKAGE VICINITY $60,000 p.a. This opportunity has arisen within a major New Zealand company at its Christchurch based marketing and manufacturing operation. The appointee wili assume responsibility for the over-all management and profitability of the South Island business comprising four individual companies which employ approximately 200 management, trade and operator level staff, with a projected annual turnover of $3O million. We have been asked to identify executives in the 35 to 45 year age bracket with proven commercial management and strategic planning skills in a manufacturing environment. A tertiary qualification is an important consideration. The successful candidate will be part of the senior executive team and as such will enjoy an attractive remuneration package. Written applications should be marked ‘Regional General Manager’ and addressed to Knight Consulting Group Ltd, P.O. Box 4183, Christchurch. Initial enquiries are welcome by telephoning Barry T. Knight on Christchurch (03) 794-252. Naturally confidences will be respected. B Mr*-Bi Knight Consulting Group Ltd SC mOni Management & Personnel Consultants Blwjß Bl Level 6, National Mutual Centre CQNsOrriNG a "’' GROUP LIMITED XSw) 794-252
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WHO SAYS DEREGULATION WON’T MAKE A GRAIN OF DIFFERENCE! Deregulation of the Wheat Industry in New Zealand, removal of controls, and a free-market approach to wheat marketing. These are just some of the far reaching changes set down for 1987. And the ■ result is likely to be volatility in prices and supply. With this in mind, the Wheat Industry and the New Zealand Futures Exchange have jointly formulated a Wheat Futures Contract which can be I used as a hedging tool and mechanism for price discovery. The contract will begin trading on the New Zealand .Futures Exchange on June 9. In the weeks to come there will be a series of seminars in Christchurch, Timaru, Dunedin, Gore and Palmerston North designed to better acquaint’ you with how the futures market works, with particular emphasis on the wheat contract. To find out more, simply send in this coupon and we will send you a “Wheat Contract” booklet and seminar details. New Zealand Futures Exchange Limited — SSSSSZSSSSZS PO Box 6734 Wellesley Street SZS ‘ AUCKLAND = Phone (09) 398-308 I am interested in receiving more information on the Wheat Futures = Contract and seminar details. ZZZZ Name: —————————' 1 Address: — 1 ————Phone: ZZZI My Involvement With The Wheat ZZJL VI CBM ■ ■ ■ ■ A Industry (If Any): The Wheat Industry & 9 I&SNEW ZEALAND FUTURES EXCHANGE LIMITED ADV26OIC W SL : h:
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