Tagged: Magritek

KiwiNet and the sell of commercialisation - Stick

Peter Kerr • Nov 26, 2013 •

• andrew coy,
• Commercialisation,
• contract writer,
• Early stage science,
• entrepreneur,
• high tech,
• innovation,
• Kiwinet,
• Magritek,
• Market validation,
• Prototyping,
• Ruth Richardson,
• Sciblogs,
• start-up,
• university,
• writer for hire

There’s always something to learn at commercialisation workshops. KiwiNet, the group-hug of university and CRI commercialisation units held a Wellington-based forum around understanding customers. So, here’s couple of interesting bits and pieces from the day – of which I was … Continue reading → … Read More

Magritek looking to be less lonely - Stick

Peter Kerr • Jul 23, 2013 •

• andrew coy,
• contract writer,
• development,
• education,
• entrepreneur,
• high tech,
• innovation,
• IT,
• Magritek,
• Processed food,
• Rangatira,
• Sciblogs,
• Spinsolve,
• value added food,
• writer for hire

I had the pleasure of catching up with Magritek last week when it announced a new cornerstone shareholder in Wellington-based private equity investor Rangatira. It is an opportunity for Magritek to up its sales and marketing effort around its relatively … Continue reading → … Read More

Introducing a new blog: The Bright Ideas Challenge - misc.ience

Aimee Whitcroft • Apr 20, 2010 •

• bright ideas challenge,
• Magritek,
• Nigel Kirkpatrick,
• phil&ted's,
• womama

Remember last year’s What’s Your Problem New Zealand competition, won by Resene? Well, Grow Wellington, the regional economic development agency which has been tasked with making greater Wellington internationally competitive, has come up with rather a fun idea. Entitled the Bright Ideas Challenge, the idea is to … Read More