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Stay informed with the latest insights and updates on organisational performance, leadership, and strategic excellence.

6 articles

  • Craig Steel, Vantaset

    Radio NZ news article on Vantaset™

    3 July 2025

    What is claimed as a first-of-its-kind workplace performance service from New Zealand is gaining global attention from law enforcement and defence agencies. Vantaset™ was founded by New Zealand performance strategist and former sports coach Craig Steel.

  • Vantaset

    Transforming New Zealand’s productivity

    26 June 2025

    Historically, we have tended to consider an organisations performance to be akin to its strategic execution, as opposed to its capability or potential; however, because of the gaps in existing systems, leaders ability to deliver plans has been far from...

  • Vantaset™ on Newstalk ZB

    Vantaset™ on Newstalk ZB

    24 June 2025

    Craig was invited to talk to Mike Hosking at Newstalk ZB about Vantaset's global expansion plans. “US and UK law enforcement will soon be using a New Zealand-developed strategy to help boost police performance.

  • Vantaset

    The new era of work

    5 August 2022

    As organisations move beyond the fears of COVID-19, Chief Executives the world over are starting to think about their employees and how they want them to work in the future. For some, it means back to the office.

  • Team New Zealand’s future

    Team New Zealand’s future

    28 February 2015

    After the best part of 20 years at the helm, skipper Dean Barker has been relieved of his duties.

  • Fixing New Zealand Cricket’s woes

    Fixing New Zealand Cricket’s woes

    1 November 2010

    Apart from a couple of impressive performances by the likes of Brendon McCullum, Jesse Ryder and Chris Martin, the Black Caps have been sorely exposed by India for what they have predictably become.