Can Your Business Actually Afford to Grow?
January 29, 2026
Late January/February is a strange time for business owners.
You’re technically “back”, but not fully back.
The pace hasn’t quite returned. The phone is quieter. There’s a bit of mental space again, often for the first time in a long while. And for many owners, this is when a familiar thought starts to surface: “This feels like the year I need to make more sense of the busin...
What Should I Do About Wage Increases This Year?
January 19, 2026
That Pay Rise You’re About to Approve? Read This First
One of the most uncomfortable moments for a business owner isn’t a bad month or a tough customer...It’s sitting across the table from a good employee, knowing their expenses are rising faster than their pay, and wondering whether saying “yes” to a pay increase today,...
Introducing the STEP Programme: A Clear Pathway for New Zealand Business Owners Who Want Control, Growth, Time, or a Successful Exit
November 18, 2025
Running a business in New Zealand today requires resilience, adaptability, and no small amount of grit. Between labour shortages, rising costs, operational pressure, competitive markets, and the seemingly endless demands from customers, staff, and administration — it’s n...
A Must Read for Every New Zealand Business Owner Over 50 in 2025!
November 17, 2025
If you own a business in New Zealand and you’re over 50, what you’re about to read is one of the most important messages you’ll hear this year.You’ve survived Covid. You’ve pushed through labour shortages, inflation, rising costs, and constant operational pressure....
How much should I sell my business for and is it the right time?
November 1, 2025
At BSP Advisory we deal with many New Zealand businesses across a broad range of industries and one of the common questions we get is “How much should I sell my business for and when is the best time to sell?”These are important questions — but they can only be answere...
New Study of 1,500 NZ Business Owners Uncovers a Surprising Pattern
October 17, 2025
We interviewed 1,500 business owners and asked: “If you could change one thing in your business, what would it be?”
Running a business in New Zealand is not for the faint-hearted.Covid, labour shortages, recruitment difficulties, supply chain pressures, rising costs — all piled onto an already demanding role for owner-operators. So, we recently checked in with over 1,500 business owners...
How this Cambridge Couple Successfully Exited Their Business
September 11, 2025
When people search for business mentors Hamilton or business advisors Hamilton, they’re often looking for one thing: Clarity. Clarity about growth, leadership, value — and ultimately, how to exit their business with a financially satisfying result, without no stress.I ha...
Exit & Succession Planning is your Roadmap to Building a Lasting Legacy of Success.
Whether you're considering stepping back in the next five years or are looking to grow your business and secure its future, Exit and Succession Planning is a critical area deserving attention.Learn what exit & succession planning is, why it matters and 6 key steps for ef...
Succession Planning vs Exit Planning: Key Differences and How They Benefit Your Business
April 15, 2025
Exit planning is the process of planning for the eventual sale or transfer of a business whereas succession planning is the process of identifying and developing internal employees or family members to fill key leadership positions with the aim of taking over the business on...
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