Leader; New Zealand Herald Business Leader of the Year; Ernst & Young ‘Young Entrepreneur’ of the Year and in 2015 honoured with one of six Distinguished Alumni Awards of Victoria University of Wellington.

I am an Adjunct Executive Professor for AUT University in Auckland and rustled up my first book, ‘Heart to Start’, about my own wandering entrepreneurial journey, and how I landed on personal purpose and the premise that while business and entrepreneurship are the most powerful and inspiring forces of progress, in this century they have a far greater responsibility than purely financial profit.

In other things I love and do, I am a Board member of Sky Television, New Zealand’s largest media company; on the Sustainability Advisory Board of Air New Zealand, a Trustee of the Newto walk out of the organisation when IR35 comes into effect next month, our source said.

These aren't the only examples. In February, a team of 30 personal service company (PSC) contractors decided to abandon an over-running NHS IT project at the Guy's & St Thomas (GSTT) NHS trust because they would be declared ‘inside IR35' from April. ContractorUK stated that the 30-strong team would leave to pursue other projects.

Vince Warrington, director of Protective Intelligence, believes that this could lead to a cyber security crisis within the government, particularly as many senior cyber security executives, such as chief information security officers (CISOs), are brought into the public sector on a contractual basis, while the public sector body in question tries to hire someone on a full-time basis.

He states that