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The New Zealand Business Hall of Fame is a figurative hall of fame dedicated to New Zealanders who have made a significant contribution to the economic and social development of New Zealand. The hall was established in 1994 by the Young Enterprise Trust.[1] Laureates are selected by an independent panel and are inducted at an annual gala dinner.[1][2]
New Zealand Business Hall of Fame | |
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Awarded for | Individuals who have made a significant contribution to the economic and social development of New Zealand |
Country | New Zealand |
First awarded | 1994 |
Last awarded | 2024 |
Website | businesshalloffame |
The following is a complete list of laureates of the New Zealand Business Hall of Fame, up to inductions on 11 September 2024.[3][4]
Year | Laureate | Field(s) |
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1994 | Woolf Fisher | Whiteware manufacturing |
James Fletcher | Construction | |
William Goodfellow | Dairy industry | |
Jack Newman | Transport | |
Bryan Todd | Oil exploration | |
James Wattie | Food processing | |
1995 | Ted Friedlander | Clothes retailing |
Robert Kerridge | Cinemas | |
Ken Myers | Liquor industry | |
Cliff Plimmer | Stock and station agency | |
William Stevenson | Civil engineering and infrastructure | |
Robertson Stewart | Plastics | |
1996 | Jack Butland | Food processing |
Chew Chong | Fungus exporting and buttermaking | |
Richard Izard | Saw-blade manufacturing | |
John McKenzie | Retailing | |
Bob Owens | Transport | |
Angus Tait | Telecommunications | |
1997 | John Anderson | Engineering |
John Logan Campbell | Commerce | |
Tom Clark | Ceramics | |
Assid Abraham Corban | Wine | |
James Fletcher Jr. | Industry | |
Robert Hannah | Footwear | |
James Maddren | Deer industry and commerce | |
Alfred Hamish Reed | Book publishing | |
Frank Renouf | Merchant banking | |
Thomas Russell | Investment and law | |
1998 | Harcourt Caughey | Department store retailing and public service |
Te Puea Hērangi | Māori development | |
Ray Hurley | Lingerie manufacturing | |
Henry Kelliher | Brewing | |
Graeme Marsh | Manufacturing and business leadership | |
Maurice Paykel | Whiteware manufacturing | |
1999 | Robert Graham | Tourism |
Johnny Jones | Whaling, farming and shipping | |
Nathaniel Levin | Trading, and stock and station agency | |
Don McLaren | Animal remedies and racing | |
Āpirana Ngata | Māori development | |
Laurie Stevens | Textiles and manufacturing | |
Ron Trotter | Business leadership | |
Rodolph Wigley | Tourism | |
2000 | Francis Carter | Sawmilling and timber merchandising |
Edward Elworthy | Farming and meat processing | |
Alexander Harvey | Manufacturing | |
James Hay | Department store retailing | |
Amy Maria Hellaby | Meat processing and retailing | |
Robert Holt | Sawmilling and timber merchandising | |
Robert Laidlaw | Department store retailing | |
Cliff Skeggs | Fishing and transport | |
2001 | Heaton Barker | Grocery |
Harry Horrocks | Pulp and paper industry | |
John Horrocks | Transport and commercial law | |
Brian Picot | Supermarketing and education reform | |
Geoffrey Roberts | Commercial aviation | |
Peter Shirtcliffe | Business management and enterprise education | |
2002 | Tom Ah Chee | Supermarketing |
Romeo Bragato | Viticulture | |
Don Brash | Central banking | |
Richard Carter | Forestry | |
Peter Masfen | Investment | |
Tim Wallis | Aviation and deer industry | |
2003 | Peter Barr | Accountancy |
Robert Forsyth Barr | Sharebroking | |
John Goulter | Airport administration | |
Frank Holmes | Oil entrepreneurship | |
Douglas Myers | Brewing | |
Wilson Whineray | Rugby and business leadership | |
2004 | Eion Edgar | Sharebroking |
Peter Elworthy | Farming and business leadership | |
Bill Gallagher | Electric fences and business leadership | |
Bill Hamilton | Jet boats | |
Howard Paterson | Entrepreneurship and biotechnology | |
Wendy Pye | Children's publishing and literacy | |
2005 | James Doig | Industry |
Pat Goodman | Baking and entrepreneurship | |
Bill Richardson | Transport | |
Gil Simpson | Software | |
Stephen Tindall | Discount retailing | |
Harvey Turner | Horticulture and auctioneering | |
2006 | William Davidson | Agribusiness |
Keith Hay | House building and public service | |
Michael Hill | Jewellery retailing | |
Richard Hudson | Baking and confectionery | |
Neville Jordan | Technology entrepreneurship | |
David Levene | Retailing | |
2007 | William Gregg | Coffee |
Neil Isaac | Construction engineering and conservation | |
Johannes La Grouw | Housebuilding | |
Len Malaghan | Ice-cream manufacturing and medical research | |
Neal Plowman | Textile and laundry services | |
Trevor Scott | Business leadership and biotechnology | |
2008 | Alan Burnet | Newspaper publishing |
Shariffe Coory | Business and community leadership | |
Tony Falkenstein | Entrepreneurship and business education | |
George Fenwick | Newspaper publishing and social reform | |
Ron Jarden | Rugby and sharebroking | |
Joseph Nathan | Dairy entrepreneurship | |
Hugh Perrett | Grocery strategy and retail innovation | |
Rod Weir | Stock and station leadership | |
2009 | George Beca | Engineering consultancy |
Ron Carter | Engineering consultancy and business leadership | |
Roderick Deane | Corporate leadership | |
Ted Lees | Heavy equipment | |
John Plimmer | Construction and investment | |
Marianne Smith | Drapery and philanthropy | |
2010 | Ernest Davis | Brewing, public service and philanthropy |
Douglas Goodfellow | Resource investment and philanthropy | |
Bendix Hallenstein | Clothes manufacturing, public service and philanthropy | |
John Ilott | Advertising and philanthropy | |
Peter Leitch | Meat retailing and philanthropy | |
Roy Savage | Safety equipment and philanthropy | |
2011 | Thomas Cawthron | Shipping agencies, investment contracting and philanthropy |
Les Hutchins | Tourism and conservation | |
Ann and David Norman | Jewellery retailing, department store retailing and philanthropy | |
Brian Perry | Civil engineering and philanthropy | |
Percy Sargood | Merchant and philanthropy | |
John Todd | Energy, investment and philanthropy | |
2012 | Graeme Douglas | Pharmaceuticals |
Bill Gallagher | Agribusiness | |
Pat Higgins | Construction | |
Graeme Lowe | Agribusiness | |
Thomas Macarthy | Brewing and investment | |
Mary Jane Milne | Millinery and drapery | |
2013 | John Anderson | Banking |
Val Barfoot | Real estate | |
George Fistonich | Winemaking | |
Colin Giltrap | Motor industry | |
Hugh Green | Civil construction | |
Mary Jane Innes | Brewing | |
Dryden Spring | Agriculture | |
Maurice Thompson | Real estate | |
2014 | Graeme Avery | Publishing, food and wine, and sport |
Jules Fulton | Roading and infrastructure | |
David Henry | Forestry and wood processing | |
Bob Hogan | Roading and infrastructure | |
James McAlpine | Refrigeration | |
Ralph Norris | Leadership and governance | |
Don Rowlands | Leadership and governance | |
Adrienne Stewart | Leadership and governance | |
2015 | Annie Cleland Millar | Food services and manufacturing |
Neville Crichton | Motor industry and superyacht industry | |
Chris Mace | Construction and investment | |
Lloyd Morrison | Investment | |
Alison Paterson | Governance | |
Russell Pettigrew | Transport and logistics | |
William and George Winstone | Quarrying and cartage | |
2016 | Philip Burdon | Food production, business leadership and public policy |
Rob Fenwick | Environmental leadership | |
Noel Holyoake | Heating, ventilation and air conditioning | |
Peter Jackson | Film | |
Malcolm McConnell | Engineering | |
Bruce Plested | Global logistics and transportation | |
Ward Reid | Rubber industry | |
John Roberts | Leadership and industry | |
2017 | Thomas Edmonds | Food manufacture and commerce |
Graeme Harrison | Meat industry, food, beverage, agribusiness and export | |
John and Leonie Hynds | Manufacturing, engineering and infrastructure | |
George Methven | Engineering and manufacturing | |
Mavis Mullins | Māori business development and governance | |
David Nathan | Commerce, property and import / export | |
Charles Sew Hoy | Gold mining, merchant and entrepreneurship | |
Pam Williams | Fishing industry, export, aviation and commerce | |
2018 | Bill Buckley | Manufacturing |
Trelise Cooper | Fashion design | |
James Dilworth | Business | |
Alan Gibbs | Manufacturing and investment banking | |
Elspeth Kennedy | Stockbroking, governance and philanthropy | |
Russell Matthews | Civil engineering | |
Tony Nightingale | Manufacturing | |
Graeme and Craig Turner | Manufacturing | |
2019 | John Ballantyne | Retail |
John and David Bayley | Real estate | |
Bernie and Kaye Crosby | Food | |
John Davies | Tourism | |
Jane Hunter | Winemaking | |
Samuel Nichol | Merchandise and shipping | |
Noel Robinson | Manufacturing and commerce | |
Mark Waller | Healthcare and governance | |
2020 | Robert Anderson | Commercial enterprise |
Peri Drysdale | Fashion and manufacturing | |
Tracy Gough | Engineering services | |
Kevin Hickman | Care and health services | |
Brendan Lindsay | Food storage | |
Paul Morgan | Māori enterprise | |
John Ryder | Care and health services | |
Ken Stevens | Systems innovation | |
James Henry Whittaker | Confectionery | |
2022 | Ulu Aiono | Technology and community health |
Charles and Jessie Begg | Music | |
Graeme Hart | Investment | |
Bruce McLaren | Engineering | |
Les, Jackie and Phillip Mills | Health and fitness | |
Greg Tomlinson | Investment | |
Pania Tyson-Nathan | Tourism | |
2023 | Paul Adams | Property development |
Michael Barnett | Business | |
Theresa Gattung | Female advancement and entrepreneurship | |
Ted Manson | Property development and social equity | |
Kingi Smiler | Māori agribusiness and primary sector | |
Wally Stone | Tourism | |
Kelly Tarlton | Tourism | |
2024 | Rod Duke | Retailing |
Mark Dunajtschik | Engineering, property and philanthropy | |
Diane Foreman | Entrepreneurship | |
Owen Glenn | Business and philanthropy | |
Todd Heller | Food production | |
Ranjna Patel | Community empowerment | |
Ian Taylor | Technology |
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