by Lesley Webb | May 27, 2024 | 30 Stories for 30 Years
Jethro Giles made his first financial killing when just eight years old. Rather than simply seeking a contribution from his parents for a school fundraising scheme and leaving it at that, he maximised the profits by signing up donors at the local supermarket. Kitted...
by Lesley Webb | May 20, 2024 | 30 Stories for 30 Years
It’s a long way from being a ‘bush kid’ on the West Coast of the South Island to heading an inner-city Sydney office, but that’s where Steve Bushby has landed. “The Keystone network helped me access a wide range of opportunities that I would never have had...
by Lesley Webb | May 8, 2024 | 30 Stories for 30 Years
Long before it became an industry buzzword, Keystone alumni Samantha McGavock has been walking the talk on sustainability, fortified by a deep connection and reverence for the environment through her Māori heritage. “The value of the strong relationships I have made...
by Lesley Webb | May 2, 2024 | 30 Stories for 30 Years
In 2021, Asalemo Lilomaiava was spread thin. Balancing a demanding schedule of shift work to support his family, and caring for a member undergoing medical treatment, all while in his final year completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering with Honours. “I didn’t...
by Lesley Webb | Apr 30, 2024 | 30 Stories for 30 Years
“I am fascinated at seeing the development of schemes such as housing subdivisions. I believe that in the property industry I can contribute to development, but keep that in harmony with the environment.” That was Joshua Leckie, aged 17, applying for a Keystone...