Show Notes
Send us a text Joining us on the Podcast is Nadine Tunley, CEO of Horticulture New Zealand.
Nadine has always had a very strong connection with the food and fibre sector, having grown up in rural New Zealand. Prior to Hort NZ, Nadine was primarily in the apple and pear industry and Mānuka honey.
Nadine candidly talks to Emma and Claire about surrounding yourself with great people, resilience and grit, and the importance of being bold and owning your mistakes.
This was a great chat full of golden nuggets for anyone out there who may need an extra push to go out and make that next step.
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Thank you so much for joining us Nadine! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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